A tip from the locals

If you’re in Mallorca during autumn, take a late afternoon walk through the streets of Sóller. The sunlight softens the orange trees lining the roads and the pace slows down noticeably after the summer rush. Stop by one of the family-run cafés in the town square to try an ensaïmada fresh from the bakery. Locals often avoid the main tourist spots at that time of year, focusing instead on these simple pleasures. It’s a quiet way to connect with the island’s slower rhythm and enjoy Mallorca like someone who lives here.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to common questions about how we select Mallorca Local Picks.

The Mallorca Local Picks are chosen by our editorial team who live and work on the island. They rely on first-hand experience and regular updates from various neighbourhoods to keep the list current.
Our local editorial team reviews and refreshes the picks several times a year, taking into account seasonal changes, new openings, and feedback from residents.
Many of the picks do work well for families, especially spots like parks, beaches, and cultural centres. Whenever possible, we try to note which experiences are kid-friendly.
Not necessarily. While some picks include well-known locations like Palma’s old town, most focus on places locals frequent that offer a more authentic Mallorcan experience.
Because all picks come directly from locals who spend their daily lives here, the suggestions are based on actual experience, not on marketing or paid promotions.
Yes, we encourage suggestions. However, each recommendation is checked by our editorial team to ensure it fits our criteria of local relevance and quality.

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