After landing in Mallorca, we reach the picturesque island capital of Palma after a short drive. Those who wish can join an exciting city tour and soak up Palma's sights: We'll stroll through the historic streets, stop at the magnificent cathedral, and enjoy the unique atmosphere of this vibrant city. In the evening, a delicious meal awaits us in a traditional, charming restaurant – a perfect start to our trip!

On the second day, we travel by bus to the picturesque southwest, to Port d'Andratx. Here, our hiking tour begins with a pleasant yet scenic route. Along the way, spectacular views of the rugged coastline and the gentle foothills of the Tramuntana Mountains unfold. Our destination is the charming seaside resort of Sant Elm. Particularly impressive is the view of the mysterious Dragon Island, "Sa Dragonera," which rises majestically from the sea just a few meters offshore. In the afternoon, the sandy beach and inviting cafés of Sant Elm beckon us to relax and unwind.

Our hike today begins at the Sa Gramola pass, where we'll be greeted with breathtaking views of Mallorca's ruggedly romantic west coast. Our path leads us over Cap Fabioler to the impressive ruins of the former Trappist monastery, Sa Trapa. Perched high above the sea on a steep slope, this site offers unparalleled panoramic views. We continue through pine forests and unspoiled farmland until we reach Sant Elm again. After this memorable hike, we'll relax in a small bar before the bus takes us back to Port d'Andratx.

Today promises to be an unforgettable day of hiking: We start in the idyllic village of Banyalbufar and follow a historic connecting route – the famous long-distance hiking trail Ruta de Perdra en Sec (GR221). The trail leads us through silvery-green olive groves and quaint mountain villages in the Serra de Tramuntana. Mystical holm oak forests line our path until we reach the picturesque mountain village of Esporles. Here we'll take a well-deserved break in a cozy bar. Afterwards, the bus will take us to Valldemossa, where we'll stroll through the charming streets before continuing on to our accommodation in Alaró.

From the charming plaza of the village of Alaró, we begin our route along an old path to the idyllic village of Orient. There, we'll enjoy a lunch break before setting off for the legendary Alaró Castle. The climb is rewarded with unique views across the island – on a clear day, the vista extends over large parts of Mallorca.

After a scenic bus ride to the famous Orange Valley, we arrive in Sóller – we explore the town on a leisurely stroll. Afterwards, we are taken to a viewpoint above Sóller, the starting point of our next hike. Along the way, we enjoy the verdant Balix Valley, adorned with olive groves, and hike a spectacular panoramic trail along the cliffs to Cala Tuent with its idyllic pebble beach. Those who wish can take a refreshing dip in the sea. In the late afternoon, the bus takes us to Mallorca's largest monastery complex – the Santuari de Lluc – where we spend the night.

Today we're heading to Mallorca's highest freely accessible mountain, the impressive Puig de Massanella. The varied trail leads us through shady holm oak forests and across a spectacular alpine plateau. Once at the top, we'll enjoy a breathtaking 360-degree panorama: the Formentor peninsula, the azure Gorg Blau reservoir, and even the summit of the majestic Puig Major (1,445 m) are visible. On a particularly clear day, the view extends as far as the neighboring islands of Menorca and Ibiza.

Our final hiking stage takes us past the majestic Puig Tomir (1,103 m) and through the charming March Valley to Pollença. There, we'll enjoy a guided tour of the historic old town, admire the Roman bridge, and climb the famous Calvary. We'll soak up the southern atmosphere in the inviting bars and cafés of the Plaza Mayor before the bus takes us to our beach hotel in Port de Pollença.

After a final breakfast together, we say our goodbyes and take the bus back to Palma airport. Those who wish can extend their stay in Mallorca independently.