Palma

The capital of Mallorca, the largest of the Balearic Islands, Palma is the hub of much of the tourist activity, combining luxury services with working-class districts.

The majestic cathedral of Santa Maria de Palma, known as ‘le Seu’, overlooks the historic centre of the city, with its narrow streets lined with bars, restaurants and late-night ‘Spanish-style’ shops. Palma is proud of its rich cultural heritage and museums: The Juan Miro Foundation, the Museo de Mallorca and the Dalí Museum…

From the top of the ramparts, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the city’s harbour and marina, where luxury yachts and some fine Galleons dock. These can be privatised for prestigious private parties or for a few hours at sea to brighten up your seminar or company trip.

The promenade along the Paseo Maritimo is ideal for organising incentive and team-building activities such as segway, cycling or horse-riding. The beach along the way is perfect for sand yachting or team sports challenges. Finally, Mallorca’s 23 golf courses will appeal to players of all levels.

Palma is the starting point for excursions to discover the charming villages of the island of Majorca, further away from the tourist circuit: Valldemossa, Deia, Port Soller, Port Polenca…

The hotel offer has expanded to include both charming boutique hotels and large-capacity establishments dedicated to organising corporate events such as conventions, seminars or incentive trips. Palma can accommodate seminars, general meetings and company trips in its 4 and 5-star hotels, as well as executive committees and prestige stays (press trips and client trips) in palaces with exceptional facilities.