Sa Foradada Viewpoint in Deià: The Best Spot to Watch the Sunset in Mallorca

Located in one of the most charming corners of the Tramuntana Mountains, this viewpoint offers one of the island’s most iconic postcards. The large pierced rock ("foradada" in Mallorcan) juts into the sea, creating a unique silhouette illuminated by the colors of the sunset.

At its base lies the old Son Marroig Palace, once owned by Archduke Ludwig Salvator of Austria. For a complete experience, enjoy a drink at the viewpoint's restaurant while the sun sinks into the horizon. A must for a romantic evening in Mallorca.

Es Colomer Viewpoint in Formentor: Stunning Views in Northern Mallorca

Located on the Formentor Peninsula, this viewpoint offers one of the most breathtaking views on the island. The winding road leading there adds to its charm, with cliffs covered in pines and a deep blue sea at your feet.

Nearby stands Talaia d’Albercutx, an ancient tower that offers an even higher perspective. Both spots are perfect for capturing spectacular images of Mallorca's landscape.

Ses Ànimes Viewpoint in Banyalbufar: History and Scenery on Mallorca’s West Coast

Also known as Torre des Verger, this historic 17th-century defensive tower offers privileged views of Mallorca’s western coast. Climbing its interior staircase is a journey into the island’s history, with views embracing both mountains and sea.

This scenic spot is ideal for photographers, hikers, and anyone seeking to enjoy nature away from the crowds.

Sant Salvador Sanctuary in Felanitx: The Most Impressive Viewpoint in Eastern Mallorca

Over 500 meters above sea level, the Sant Salvador Sanctuary crowns a hill offering exceptional panoramic views. On clear days, you can even see Cabrera Island to the south.

The drive or bike ride up is an experience in itself, surrounded by nature and panoramic curves. Besides its visual appeal, the sanctuary offers peace and tranquility, making it one of Mallorca’s best viewpoints to disconnect and relax.

Puig de Randa in Algaida: Panoramic Views of Mallorca's Interior

Known as the mountain of the three sanctuaries, Puig de Randa offers one of the widest views of central Mallorca. At its summit is the Santuari de Cura, linked to the mystic Ramon Llull.

From here, you can see the Pla de Mallorca: farmlands, hills, windmills, and small villages that make up the island’s rural heart. This rural viewpoint is perfect for those looking to escape the more conventional tourist routes.

Where to Stay to Explore Mallorca’s Viewpoints

To comfortably explore Mallorca’s best viewpoints, it’s important to stay in areas well connected to nature and scenic routes. Whether you’re looking for hotels near the Serra de Tramuntana, accommodations on the north coast, or a rural getaway in the island's center, Valentin Hotels offers options for all types of travelers.

Valentin Reina Paguera: An Adults-Only Hotel Near the Serra de Tramuntana

Located in the island’s southwest, this adults-only hotel is an excellent base for exploring western Mallorca’s viewpoints and the Tramuntana Mountains. Its location easily combines relaxation and nature, ideal for couples seeking tranquility or hikers looking for nearby routes.

Valentin Playa de Muro: Nature Bungalows by the Sea

If you’re looking for a balance between sea and mountains, Valentin Playa de Muro is a perfect choice. With access to the S’Albufera Natural Park and just minutes from Alcudia Bay, it’s ideal for those seeking hotels near Mallorca hiking trails, cycling, or visiting northeast viewpoints like Es Colomer and Talaia d’Albercutx. The bungalows surrounded by pines offer independence, comfort, and direct contact with nature.

Finca Hotel Son Roig: A Rural Escape with Views in the Heart of Mallorca

In the island’s interior, Finca Hotel Son Roig is set in a restored Mallorcan rural estate. Its privileged location among vineyards and hills makes it a unique choice for those seeking rural hotels in Mallorca and visiting viewpoints like Sant Salvador Sanctuary or Puig de Randa. Here, silence, authenticity, and open views create a unique experience, perfect for disconnecting and exploring.

Tips for Visiting Mallorca’s Viewpoints

• Check the weather forecast before heading out, especially if you plan to visit mountain viewpoints.


• Arrive at key times like sunrise or sunset for the best light and to avoid crowds.


• Wear comfortable shoes, bring sunscreen and water, even if driving.


• Respect the natural environment, as many viewpoints are in protected areas where it’s important not to leave trash or cause damage.

Exploring Mallorca from above transforms how you experience the island. From natural balconies overlooking the sea to hilltop sanctuaries, every viewpoint offers a new perspective on Mallorca’s landscape and soul. And to start your adventure with comfort, tranquility, and connection to nature, Valentin Hotels is your perfect starting point.