Camper van routes in Mallorca

One of the things that fascinate us the most about Mallorca is the variety of landscapes we encounter during our travels: from coves, beaches, and cliffs to mountains and medieval villages. This uniqueness undoubtedly makes it perfect for traveling in a campervan and camping wherever one wishes each day. Additionally, being a relatively small province, only 155 km from north to south, we can easily move from one end to the other by road. Once again, in Vanyou's blog, we want to provide valuable content for your adventure with our campervans. That's why in this article, we want to suggest what, in our opinion, are the best routes to explore Mallorca in a camper van and enjoy its breathtaking views:

Serra de Tramuntana Route:

This route will take you through the breathtaking Serra de Tramuntana, a mountain range declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It starts in Palma de Mallorca and follows the MA-10 road, which winds along the coast and passes through picturesque villages like Valldemossa, Deià, and Sóller. Enjoy panoramic views, stop at viewpoints, and explore charming mountain villages along the way.

Beaches and Coves Route:

Mallorca boasts beautiful beaches and coves along its coastline. You can create your own route in a camper van to visit the beaches that interest you the most. Some popular options include Es Trenc Beach, Cala Mondragó, Cala Varques, and Cala Agulla. Make sure to research parking options and local regulations for camper vans before visiting each beach.

Inland Route:

If you prefer to explore Mallorca's inland areas, you can design a route that takes you through the villages and rural landscapes of the island. You can visit places like Inca, known for its leather and footwear production, and the village of Petra, the birthplace of Fray Junípero Serra. You can also explore the wine region of Binissalem and enjoy wine tastings at local wineries.

Lighthouses Route:

Mallorca is home to several picturesque lighthouses offering stunning views of the sea. You can plan a camper van route to visit the most prominent lighthouses, such as Faro de Formentor, Faro de Cap de Ses Salines, and Faro de Capdepera. Besides enjoying the views, you can also take hikes on nearby trails and explore the surroundings.

Remember that when traveling in a camper van, it's essential to respect local regulations, including authorized parking and overnight areas. Additionally, it's advisable to plan ahead and reserve spaces in suitable campgrounds or service areas for camper vans.

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