2026 Campos Travel Guide: must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transport & travel experiences (updated in February)

#europetrip Have you ever stumbled upon a place that feels like a dream? ✨ This summer, Palma de Mallorca completely stole my heart. I wandered through its cobblestone streets, discovering hidden cafés with the sweetest pastries, colorful alleyways adorned with local art, and tiny shops tucked away in corners only locals seem to know. Every step felt like uncovering a secret. As the sun began to set over La Seu Cathedral, golden light reflected on the sea and the city’s rooftops, making everything feel magical. And then there are Palma’s beaches—Es Trenc, with its turquoise waters shimmering under the sun, soft white sand stretching for miles, and gentle waves that calm the soul. Walking along the shore, feeling the sand between my toes and the refreshing sea breeze, I realized paradise isn’t a place—it’s a feeling. Palma isn’t just a destination—it’s a mix of culture, beauty, and serenity. 🌊 Where’s your dream European getaway? Tell me in the comments! #dreamdestination #traveleurope #beachlife #seascapes #palmademallorca #hiddengems #holidayitinerary

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Mallorca, the largest of Spain’s Balearic Islands, is a Mediterranean dream with golden beaches, turquoise waters, charming villages, and delicious food. Whether you’re here for a weekend getaway or a longer holiday, this island offers something for everyone. 1. Palma de Mallorca 🏰 Explore the capital city with its stunning La Seu Cathedral, Almudaina Palace, and charming old town full of tapas bars and boutiques. 2. Beaches and Coves 🏖️ Don’t miss Es Trenc (famous for white sand), Cala Mondragó (nature lovers), and Cala Formentor (crystal clear water). Perfect for swimming and sunbathing. 3. Serra de Tramuntana ⛰️ A UNESCO World Heritage site. Drive or hike through mountain villages like Valldemossa and Deià, known for stone houses, cobbled streets, and breathtaking views. 4. Sóller 🚂 Take the vintage wooden train from Palma to Sóller, a magical ride through olive groves and mountains. From there, hop on the tram to Port de Sóller for a seaside lunch. 5. Cap de Formentor 🌅 A must-see viewpoint on the island’s northern tip. Drive up for dramatic cliffs, lighthouse views, and unforgettable sunsets. 6. Markets and Local Life 🛍️ Visit local markets in Inca or Alcúdia for crafts, leather goods, and fresh produce. A perfect way to experience Mallorca’s culture. 7. Food & Drink 🍷 Try ensaïmada (a sweet pastry), sobrasada (spicy sausage), and plenty of fresh seafood. Pair your meals with local wines or a glass of hierbas mallorquinas (herbal liqueur). 8. Caves of Drach 🌌 In Porto Cristo, these caves hide underground lakes and offer magical boat rides and music performances. 9. Adventure Activities 🚴♀️ Mallorca is popular for cycling, hiking, sailing, and snorkeling. Outdoor lovers will find endless options. 10. Relax & Slow Down 🌺 Don’t rush – Mallorca is best enjoyed slowly, sipping coffee in a village square, watching sunsets, and soaking up island vibes. ✨ Tips: * Rent a car to explore hidden beaches and mountain villages 🚗 * Best time to visit is May–June or September for warm weather and fewer crowds 🌞 * Book in advance if you plan to visit popular beaches in summer

If you’re visiting Mallorca and looking for a beach that feels untouched and natural, Es Trenc is your dream come true. With its white sand, turquoise water, and protected dunes, it’s often called the “Caribbean of the Balearics” — and for good reason. 🏖️ Morning Calm - Beat the Crowds: I arrived around 9:30 AM, when the beach was peaceful and the sea like glass. There’s paid parking nearby, then a short walk through pine trees and dunes. Tip: Bring water, snacks, and an umbrella if you plan to stay on the more natural side — facilities are limited. 🐠 Swim, Float, Repeat: Es Trenc is perfect for long swims, floating, and even snorkeling in its shallow, clear waters. There’s a mix of naturist areas and family-friendly spots, so it feels relaxed and open to everyone. 🍽️ Lunch with Beach Vibes: I had lunch at S’Embat, a beach bar with a boho vibe, live music, and fresh grilled fish. If you prefer something low-key, a picnic under the dunes is also a great idea. #deliciousfood 🍨Sweet Stop in Colònia de Sant Jordi: On the way back, I stopped in the nearby seaside village of Colònia de Sant Jordi, just a short drive from Es Trenc. I treated myself to a homemade ice cream at The Colonial — a charming local spot right by the sea. Their seasonal flavors are amazing, and sitting on the terrace with a cone in hand was the perfect way to end the day. 🌅 Sunset Magic: Before leaving the beach, I made sure to stay for sunset - and it was unforgettable. The golden light, calm sea, and quiet atmosphere made it the perfect end to a perfect beach day. ✍🏼Tips for Your Trip: - 45 min drive from Palma (near Campos) - Arrive early for parking - No sunbeds in the natural zone - bring a towel - Bring supplies, especially in high season - Respect the environment - it’s a protected area If you want to escape the busy resorts and experience the wild side of Mallorca, Es Trenc is the place to go. A day here is all about nature, simplicity, and beauty — and it might just become your favorite beach in Spain. #mallorca #spaintravel #mediterraneanvibes #summervacay #holiday #travelinspiration #beachlife #nature #localguides

#AprilDestinations2025: Campos Salt Pans 📍 Location: Campos, South 🌟 Highlights: - 17th-century salt pans, with a pink salt lake that resembles a natural palette - Flamingo viewing spot (best season September-November) - Salt shop: Purchase "Fleur de Sel" souvenirs ⏰ Hours: Salt pans open 24/7, shop open 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM 📸 Photography Tip: Best light is one hour before sunset ⚠️ Notes: - No access to the salt pan operating area - Sun protection is required as there is no shade nearby.