Today marks the start of your week in Mallorca: either by car via the ferry, or you’ll arrive by plane under the southern sun. We can arrange an airport shuttle or pick you up at the ferry terminal to ensure your arrival goes as smoothly as a seamless gear shift. At the Inmood Hotel Aucanada in Alcúdia Bay, the island vibe welcomes you right away: the sea breeze, the rustling of palm trees, and a first glimpse of the coast. After check-in, there’s time to settle in—or to take a quick look around to see where the north is calling tomorrow. Over a welcome drink, conversations quickly turn to cars, travel stories, and expectations. During dinner together, the anticipation grows noticeably—and the first “shop talk” usually begins even before dessert arrives.

After breakfast, we start the first part of the trip – and the north delivers exactly what car lovers love: a route that demands and rewards a smooth rhythm. Alternating curves, short crests, and wide bends follow one another. We deliberately drive at a pace that allows us to enjoy ourselves – with room for short stops, viewpoints, and photos that don’t need to be staged. The route takes us past quiet bays, pine-covered hillsides, and small towns where the day still begins with café con leche. At lunchtime, we stop at a selected lunch spot where Mallorca not only looks like a vacation, but also tastes like one: Mediterranean, honest, without frills. In the evening, a select dinner provides the perfect balance: adrenaline down, enjoyment up, and the conversations are no longer just about views, but about line choice, curve sequences, and that first real grin behind the wheel.

Today we’re heading south—a leg of the journey that offers a great mix of driving experiences: first, a relaxed drive, then short, exhilarating stretches that get your heart racing briefly, before the island opens up again, vast and sunny. Our destination is Motorworld, where design, performance, and a passion for cars take center stage, ensuring that every sports car fan will inevitably linger longer than originally planned. During the arranged lunch surrounded by the vehicles, it’s easy to get lost in conversations about lines, sound, and legends—an hour there passes about as quickly as a clear view of the next hairpin turn. Afterward, you’ll reach your new home and check in at Fido Punta del Mar—perfect for taking a quick breather, settling in, and enjoying the change of scenery. The landscape here feels noticeably different: more open space, warmer light, dry stone walls, and olive groves.

Today, we’re swapping the steering wheel for nostalgia: the Tren de Sóller takes you from Palma to the orange valley – built in 1912, primarily to transport citrus fruits from the valley to the city. The journey is like a reset for the system: instead of asphalt, there is history; instead of a series of curves, there is the steady rhythm of the rails – passing landscapes that smell of citrus, pine and warm stone. In the Orange Valley, you will experience Mallorca from its original side: on a guided tour through an orange plantation, it becomes clear why this place is so unique. During a picnic with freshly squeezed orange juice and Mallorcan snacks, you will immediately feel a connection to the island. The nostalgic tram continues to Port de Sóller, where there is time to enjoy the harbor atmosphere, go swimming, or simply relax – a discipline that Mallorca takes very seriously.

Today, we’re getting sporty and technical: the Serra de Tramuntana is Mallorca’s masterpiece of altitude, hairpin bends, and panoramic views—and has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2011. The road winds its way into the mountains like a line, sometimes narrow and technical, sometimes open and fast-flowing, always accompanied by views that make you forget to keep driving. Between the passages, places such as Deià and Valldemossa appear, looking as if they had deliberately settled in the most beautiful spot in the mountains. A brief cultural note: Frédéric Chopin and George Sand spent a winter in Valldemossa – they would probably have preferred to set the hairpin bends to music rather than describe them. At lunchtime, an extraordinary stop awaits you in the middle of the peaks, where the food and the view outdo each other. In the evening, the atmosphere at dinner is pleasantly “charged”: less small talk, more “Do you remember that combination of two hairpin bends and the sea behind them…?”

After breakfast, it’s time to say goodbye – but there’s no need to rush, because Mallorca is best enjoyed at a leisurely pace. Depending on your departure time, there may still be time for a coffee or a short walk before heading to the airport or ferry. If you are departing by plane, we can provide a shuttle service on request; if you are traveling by car, you can return to the ferry – or your booked car transport will take you home. While the suitcases disappear into the trunk. The best parts continue to play in your mind anyway: curves, altitude differences, and sea views. Mallorca rarely bids farewell loudly—rather with a final warm ray of sunshine that says, “This isn’t your last time here.” And honestly, with streets like these, you believe it immediately.

If your flight or ferry arrives early, we will allow you to check in early, subject to availability, so that you can arrive straight away instead of having to wait. This means you can start your journey relaxed and without wasting any time.

Would you like to drive your own vehicle, but without the long journey? We can arrange for your vehicle to be transported by truck to the hotel and back again after the tour—either open or closed, depending on your preferences and requirements. The shuttle between the airport and the hotel is included on the day of arrival and departure to ensure a seamless transition.

We will take care of finding the right rental car for your trip – tailored to your route, style, and comfort. The shuttle between the airport and the rental car is included on the day of arrival and departure to ensure a seamless transition.

If you want to enjoy Mallorca for longer, simply book additional days before or after the tour at the respective hotels. Ideal for arriving, extending your stay, or relaxing and unwinding on the island.

For maximum planning security, you can take out suitable travel cancellation insurance through us. This means you are covered if something unexpected happens before you start your trip.