Begin your discovery of the island by biking from Es Pla, Mallorca’s agricultural heartland, with cultivated fields, windmills, flocks of sheep and olive groves, to piney foothills on roads lined with fragrant rosemary and fennel • Pause in medieval Petra and later in ancient Artà, one of the island’s prettiest towns, to roam a Moorish fortress and stroll tree-lined streets, enjoying a slice of daily life • Hike past a trio of gorgeous, secluded beach calas (coves) and take a dip in turquoise waters • Ride from the foothills of the Serra de Tramuntana, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, to Alcúdia, one of the island’s best-preserved walled medieval towns • Spend an afternoon snorkeling in the Bay of Pollença • Join a meditation class or relax in the saltwater pool at sunset at our Michelin-Key hotel.

Pedal southwest to Estellencs on a scenic route with hairpin turns, past hillsides terraced with drystone walls and charming fincas (farms) • Wander through woodlands en route to a Trappist monastery • Explore the charming fishing village of Sant Elm, now a vacation destination for chic Spanish jet-setters • Sit down to meals of incredibly fresh seafood paired with a glass of crisp local white wine • The crystal clear waters off Mallorca’s western shore were meant for kayaking • Pause for stop-you-in-your-tracks viewpoints of the Balearic Sea from a 17th-century watchtower.