Mallorca Golf Holidays

Other Things to Do After Golf in Mallorca

As the largest island in the Balearics, Mallorca offers a huge variety of post-golf activities for every kind of budget and style. Whether you prefer sunbathing on the beach, exploring historical cities or partying ‘til dawn – there’s something for everyone:

• Beach relaxation – Mallorca is famous for its stunning sandy beaches and crystal-clear waters. Swim and sunbathe, or book a water sport experience like paddleboard or kayaking – the perfect way to explore the rocky coastline.
• Explore Palma – The capital Palma de Mallorca is a must-visit for every golf holiday. Wander the narrow cobbled streets of Old Town Palma, visit the impressive La Seu Cathedral, or indulge in a spot of shopping at one of the many boutiques on Paseo del Borne.
• Foodie delights – Treat yourself to dinner at one of Mallorca’s many restaurants and tapas bars, sampling local specialties like ensaïmadas (sweet pastries), sobrassada (spicy sausage paste), and tumbet (a layered vegetable and potato bake).
• Cultural excursions – Immerse yourself in Mallorca’s rich culture and history by visiting attractions like Bellver Castle, a stunning Gothic fortress with panoramic views of Palma, or exploring art museums like Es Baluard or the Joan Miró Foundation.
• Explore the mountains – Mallorca’s Tramuntana Mountains are a UNESCO World Heritage Site, dotted with picturesque villages like Valldemossa and Deia. For a truly unique experience, take the antique wooden train from Palma to Soller where you’ll enjoy spectacular views of the mountains, valleys and olive groves.
• Wine tasting – Discover the island’s emerging wine scene with a visit to one of the local vineyards and wineries. Book a guided tour and enjoy tastings of unique Mallorca grape varieties paired with delicious artisan breads, cheeses and local olive oil.
• Outdoor adventures – Mallorca offers lots of outdoor activities, from hiking and rock climbing to cycling along scenic coastal routes. Try something different and explore the island’s natural beauty through activities like horse riding, sailing, or even hot air ballooning.
• Wellness and relaxation – Recharge your batteries at one of Mallorca’s luxurious spas. Book a relaxing massage, enjoy a beach yoga session, or simply unwind in thermal baths surrounded by tranquil landscapes.

• Time to party – Once the sun goes down, the island offers a huge variety of evening entertainment options, from elegant beach clubs and wine bars to late-night salsa and neon nightclubs. For a particularly lively experience, head to the infamous Magaluf – just don’t book an 8am tee time the next day!