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Five easy, kid-first days out across Calvià — a theme park, beach libraries, open-air cinema, a village fiesta and the weekly market.

Eight stone villages where one street can hold a saint, a composer, a Roman capital and a market older than most countries.

Two swims, one long lunch and zero rush: six pairings of beaches (and pools) close enough to enjoy on the same day.

Every town in Mallorca has its market day. Here are seven of the best — one for each day of the week — and a route that ties them together in a single island journey.

Bonfires, fire-jumping and habaneres — how the island stays up for its shortest night.

Three ways to spend a day in the island's interior eating what the land just gave up — a pick-your-own farm lunch, a paella among the vines and a family cellar pouring what it grows.

Three island tables where the drinks keep coming — a beach terrace in Palma Nova, a rooftop in Palmanova, and a Sunday institution in Peguera.

Three countryside hotels that open their pool and spa to non-guests — a full day of thermal circuits, massages and long lunches, no overnight stay required.

The guide to Mallorca's weekly markets, day by day: which town has its market each morning —from Sineu on Wednesdays to Inca on Thursdays— plus Palma's permanent markets and tips for going.