A deep canyon splitting Sa Calobra and leading out into the Balearic creates one of the most picturesque natural highlights of the island. This is wild Mallorca, and if you’re hiking, we recommend bringing a guide with you: there’s fascinating history you’ll want to hear about pirates and smugglers as well as stunning views. Cycling, abseiling, paddle boarding, snorkelling and kayaking are all on the cards, or head over in July for seafront concerts.