
Mallorca's seven regions, explained
Mallorca's seven regions explained: Palma, the southwest, the Tramuntana, the north, the east, the south and Es Pla, their character and who each suits.
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Four guides to read before anything else: how the island divides into regions, how the year turns, how to move between places and how the wind decides which coast is calm.

Mallorca's seven regions explained: Palma, the southwest, the Tramuntana, the north, the east, the south and Es Pla, their character and who each suits.
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When to visit Mallorca: almond blossom, spring walking, summer heat and crowds, the warm September sea and the quiet winter, with typical Palma temperatures.
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How to get around Mallorca: hire cars, main roads, parking in towns, trains and the Sóller railway, TIB buses, taxis, cycling, boats and airport transfers.
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Mallorca's eight winds, from Tramuntana to Mestral: which coast each one roughens, the summer embat, autumn storms, calima haze and how to pick a calm beach.
Read the guidePick today's wind and see which coast is calm and which beaches lie in the lee.
Open 02RoadsChoose a base and see how far every place on the island really is.
Open 03SeasonsAir and sea temperature, sunshine, rain and crowds for every month, with the fiestas.
Open 04MarketsEvery weekly market on the island by weekday, with today's markets first.
Open 05LightPick a date and see where the sun sets into the sea, with times for Palma.
Open 06Your daysChoose your days, base and interests and get a day-by-day plan to keep or send.
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Choose how long you stay, where you sleep and what you love. The planner suggests a day-by-day route with drive times, market days and the beaches the wind allows. Keep it, print it or send it to yourself.