Mallorca in April: the tourist guide (Mallorca)

Mallorca in April: the tourist guide

What can you do in Mallorca in April?
Mallorca in April: the tourist guide

What can you do in Mallorca in April?
Mallorca in April: the tourist guide

What can you do in Mallorca in April?
Mallorca in April: the tourist guide

What can you do in Mallorca in April?

Mallorca in April: the tourist guide

What can you do in Mallorca in April?

Do you want to visit Mallorca in April? In addition to the essentials you should see and visit on the island, in this article you will find plans of all kinds.

ENJOY THE VIEWS FROM THE TERRACES OF THE CATHEDRAL OF MALLORCA

The Santa Maria Cathedral, known as the Cathedral of Mallorca, is the main Gothic and religious emblem of the island. There is a tour of its terraces that will allow you to get a 360° view of the city, an experience that you cannot miss and that we always recommend.

For an hour you can enjoy the beautiful views of the interior of La Seu and Palma de Mallorca from all angles, with gems such as Bellver Castle and the Almudaina Palace standing out on the horizon. The guided tours have a limited capacity, reserve your place here.

More information about the visits to the bell tower and terraces of the Cathedral of Mallorca
Visit the Cathedral of Mallorca
What to see and visit in Palma de Mallorca
Discover the history of Palma through the fascinating Gothic route

Vista frontal Catedral La Seu de Mallorca

Vistas a la ciudad de Mallorca desde las terrazas de la Catedral La Seu

EXPERIENCE HOLY WEEK IN MALLORCA

Easter Week in Mallorca is full of rituals and processions, among which those of Palma stand out for its variety and turnout (around 18 processions). If your visit coincides with Good Friday, you must attend the Devallament (descent of Christ from the Cross) of the Crist de la Sang at the church of l'Anunciació in Palma, one of the most spiritual acts of Holy Week.

In addition, Holy Week in Mallorca will allow you to enjoy the typical seasonal gastronomy, with delicious products as such as panades (meat, pea or fish pies) and rubiols (sweet pastries filled with jam, angel hair, cottage cheese or chocolate).

More about Holy Week in Mallorca
Devallaments in Mallorca
Holy Week gastronomy in Mallorca

Devallaments en Semana Santa en Mallorca

DISCOVER THE MYSTICAL SIDE OF MALLORCA

Mallorca has several hermitages and sanctuaries distributed in enclaves throughout the island that you cannot miss. Some of the most famous ones are: the Santuari de Lluc in Escorca, the Ermita de Bonany in Petra, the Santuari de Sant Salvador in Felanitx, the Santuari del Puig de Maria in Pollensa, the Santuari de Montesión in Porreres, the Santuari de Cura in Algaida and the Ermita de Santa Magdalena in Inca or that of Santísima Trinidad in Valldemossa.

Some of them offer accommodation, picnic areas and restaurants to savour the most traditional gastronomy. Spend the night in one of them and feel the peace and tranquillity offered by this mystical route through the most important sanctuaries and hermitages on the island. If you prefer to stay in Mallorca, you can find accommodation here.

Vista al Santuario Madre de Deu de Sant Salvador

Vista frontal Santuario Mare de Deu de Bonamy

WEATHER IN MALLORCA IN APRIL

19 °C (max.) - 10 °C (min.) | 13 hours of sun per day | 5 days of rain

Spring has sprung on the island and the climate is warmer. Also, don't forget pack some warm clothes for your evening strolls.

Mallorca has a lot to offer, if you want to organise your trip to experience the island as a local, use our website to find practical information on where to stay, how to get there and how to get around the island.