The most beautiful excursion destinations around Camp de Mar Discover the surroundings

Distance: approx. 10 minutes by car Port d'Andratx - Mediterranean harbor flair

Boutiques, boats and the best place for a glass of wine at sunset. Port d'Andratx combines Mallorcan serenity with a modern lifestyle - without losing its character.

Distance: approx. 10 minutes by car Andratx market

Every Wednesday is market day in Andratx. Then the alleyways fill with scents, voices and little treasures: Cheese, olive oil, fabrics, jewelry, Mallorcan ceramics. It's also worth a visit on other days - Andratx is quiet, authentic and wonderfully calm.

Distance: approx. 20 minutes by car Sant Elm & Sa Dragonera – the quiet end of the island

The small fishing village of Sant Elm seems like a forgotten place. From here, you can take a boat to the island of Sa Dragonera - car-free, wild and windy. A natural paradise with lizards, hiking trails and views as far as the horizon.

Distance: approx. 12 minutes by car Cala Fornells - a natural bay for quiet hours

If you're looking for a cove where you can just be - you'll find it here.
Cala Fornells is small, surrounded by pine trees, rocks and clear water. No big beach, no hustle and bustle - just a place where you can read, swim or daydream in peace.

Distance: approx. 30-40 minutes by car Palma de Mallorca – Culture meets cuisine

Palma is not a typical capital city - but a Mediterranean mix of history, style and urban relaxation. Once you've walked through the alleyways of the old town, you'll be back.

Recommended stops:
La Seu Cathedral - a building that lets you breathe
Santa Catalina Market Hall - fresh produce, tapas bars & atmosphere
Paseo del Borne - shopping and cafés
Es Baluard Museum - modern art meets city walls

Tip: Palma is perfect for a half day - especially in the early evening.

Distance: approx. 45 minutes by car (coastal road) Banyalbufar – Vineyards above the sea

One of the most impressive places on the west coast. Here, the mountains fall steeply into the sea, with the typical terraced vineyards in between.

What you should not miss:
Stroll through the old town center
Taste local wine - e.g. Malvasía
Sunset from the Mirador Son Bunyola

Tip: The approach is winding, but the scenery is spectacular.

Distance: approx. 1 hour by car, approx. 2 hours by historic train from Palma Sóller - Oranges, olives & a little journey through time

Sóller is one of those places where Mallorca still feels like old Europe - a little colonial, a little enchanted. The small town in the valley of orange trees impresses with its Art Nouveau architecture, cobblestone streets, a venerable cathedral and plenty of Mediterranean serenity.

What you can experience:

Stroll through the old town & the Plaça de la Constitució
Visit to the Can Prunera Museum (Art Nouveau & art)
Ride on the historic streetcar to Port de Sóller
Freshly squeezed orange juice & Mallorcan pastries in one of the cafés

Tip: If you have time, combine your visit with the nostalgic Tren de Sóller train ride from Palma - one of the most beautiful train routes in Europe.

Even more ideas - depending on your mood

Fancy some nature?

Coastal hike to Cala Blanca
Walk through the woods around the resort
Fancy some exercise?

E-bike tour to Es Capdellà
Jogging by the sea or hike to the monastery ruins

Fancy the sea?

SUP or kayak in the bay
Sunset boat tour

Our service for your exploration

At the reception you will receive:
Maps & individual recommendations
Organization of rental cars, bikes & boat tours
Daily updates on events, weekly markets & exhibitions
Restaurant tips away from the mainstream