Best Viewpoints in Mallorca

Valldemossa is the number 1 romantic attraction of Mallorca.
The fairytale town of Valldemossa enchants visitors at every turn, with landmarks around every corner.
The stunning views of the town and its surroundings are among the most photographed sights on the island.

Deià is perched above the sea on a high hill.
Travelers come here for its atmospheric scenery.
Today, Deià is a place of inspiration for creative souls and could be described as the capital of glamour.

Mirador de sa Foradada is one of the most impressive viewpoints on the island of Mallorca.
It is famous for its view of a rocky peninsula and a massive stone formation with a natural circular hole.
The lookout offers breathtaking panoramic views of the Mediterranean Sea, cliffs, and a unique natural rock arch.
It is one of the best places on Mallorca to watch the sunset.

Cap de Formentor is one of the most spectacular and iconic places on Mallorca, often called the “edge of the world”.
Here, tourists are greeted by wild goats begging for food.
Cap de Formentor captivates with its combination of height, wind, and the view on the endless expanse of the sea.
The road to the cape is an adventure in itself, with panoramas opening up at every turn.
And this is the view of the cape from the beach.

The viewpoint on Dragonera Island.
This is a protected nature reserve.
The jagged ridges rising from the sea depths resemble the back of a sleeping dragon.
The island is separated from Mallorca by a strait which is only 780 meters wide.
The main inhabitants of this protected island are the rare Balearic lizards, as well as colonies of endangered algae.
Near the viewpoint, we found a small, deserted beach.

Estatua Cristo Rei de Sant Salvador is one of the most unusual and spiritually significant landmarks of Mallorca, located on the summit of a mountain.
The statue of Christ rises 500 meters above sea level and is part of a monastic complex.
The snow-white figure of Christ is visible from afar and watches over the island’s surroundings.
From the viewpoint, you can see the entire eastern part of Mallorca, and on clear days you can even observe the sea.
The Sant Salvador Monastery has existed since the 14th century and has been rebuilt many times. Today it is a place of pilgrimage.
Estatua Cristo Rei de Sant Salvador is the ultimate place where faith, history, and the breathtaking nature of Mallorca come together.