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High-voltage concerts, maritime processions, village fiestas and the liveliest patron saint festivals in the north. Everything essential for July on the island.

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

Flat lake loops, a wetland full of birds, an old postman's path and a castle with cake at the top — seven walks the whole family can actually finish.

Two days on wheels through the Serra de Tramuntana: from the orange valley of Sóller to the cliffs of Sa Calobra and the Lluc monastery, sleeping in the heart of the mountains and driving the MA-10 without a watch.

From an open fire in the Calvià countryside to a rooftop above La Seu — five ways to spend a slow Sunday morning on the island.

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

From a Latin tech sunset at AMØK to 80 artists across five stages — this is the strongest party week Mallorca has seen all summer. Start at 6 PM, keep going.

From the island's highest walkable peak to a gorge you scramble down to the sea — six Tramuntana classics, ranked, with where each one starts.

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

Apricots, herbs, livestock and craft — the village fires that fill a Mallorcan early summer, plus the seafront night market that runs all season.

From La Seu's rose window to a classical concert on an underground lake — the ten sights every first-time visitor should put on the map, with where each one is and how to reach it.

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.