Predi Son Jaumell

Set out for a golf session at one of Mallorca’s courses within driving distance. You’ll play across varied layouts with open fairways, shorter technical holes and sections shaped by the surrounding terrain. Courses differ in difficulty, so you can choose based on experience and playing style. Practice areas and equipment hire are available at many locations if you are not travelling with your own gear.

You’ll book a shorter round or spend several hours on the course depending on timing. Conditions stay playable for much of the year, making golf a regular activity across the island. It offers a slower pace compared to other outdoor activities on the island.

Travel out for a visit to the Caves of Artà on Mallorca’s eastern coast. You’ll follow a guided route through large underground chambers connected by walkways and stone steps. Inside, you’ll pass rock formations shaped over long periods through mineral deposits and water movement. Lighting throughout the cave highlights different sections as you move deeper underground.

The tour follows a set pace with stops where guides explain how the cave formed and how the space has changed over time. Temperatures stay cooler inside, so conditions differ from outside ground level. It’s an insightfu way to explore one of the island’s well-known geological sites.

Head out on a cycling route through the roads and countryside around Mallorca’s eastern coast. You’ll ride across mixed terrain with gradual climbs, open stretches and quieter inland roads linking small villages and farmland. The area suits both relaxed rides and longer training-focused routes depending on the distance and elevation you choose.

You can stop along the way for water, food or short breaks before continuing through changing terrain. Traffic stays lighter on many secondary roads, making longer rides easier to manage. Whether you ride for fitness or distance, it’s a good way to stay active while covering more of the island by bike.