L O C A L A T T R A C T I O N S
To help you plan your trip, here is a quick guide to our favorite spots in Deià and the surrounding villages.
Deià
Our wedding home base, Deià is a bohemian mountain village known for its artistic history, incredible food, and relaxed luxury.
W H A T T O D O
Wander the steep, picturesque streets up to the Plaza de Iglesia, visit the Robert Graves House, or enjoy live music and drinks under the stars at Café Sa Fonda.Beaches: Cala Deià is a rugged, beautiful shingle cove with crystal-clear water, perfect for a morning dip.
D I N I N G
Ca's Patró March sits right on the rocks at Cala Deià for incredible fresh seafood.
For a fine-dining sunset Nama offers fantastic Asian-inspired dishes with sweeping valley views.
Valldemossa
Just a short drive south, this charming hilltop village is steeped in old-world romance and surrounded by lush, terraced terrain.
W H A T T O D O
Stroll the cobbled alleys adorned with potted plants, visit the 14th-century Carthusian Monastery, and grab a traditional coca de patata pastry.
B E A C H E S
The coast is steep here, but you can drive down the winding mountain roads to Port de Valldemossa for a quiet, secluded swim.
D I N I N G
Stop at Sa Foradada on the drive between Deià and Valldemossa. It's a cliffside spot offering some of the best sunset views on the island.
Sóller & Port de Sóller
A bustling valley town famous for its citrus groves, connected to a wide, beautiful port.
W H A T T O D O
Take the historic wooden tram from the Plaça de la Constitució in Sóller town all the way down to the water at Port de Sóller.
B E A C H E S
Port de Sóller has two large, sandy beaches with sun loungers, making it the best spot in the immediate area for a classic, relaxing beach day.
D I N I N G
Patiki Beach offers great farm-to-table dining right on the sand in the Port. Up in the hills between Deià and Sóller, Béns d'Avall offers Michelin-starred Balearic cuisine with incredible sea views.
D I N I N G R E C O M M E N D A T I O N S
C A ’ S P A T R O M A R C H ( D E I A )
A wonderfully rustic, famous seafood spot perched right above the turquoise waters of Cala Deià.
Tip: Reservations open at midnight exactly 5 days in advance and vanish instantly. If you miss out, go anyway—you can put your name on the list and swim in the cove while you wait!
F O R A D A D A M I R A D O R ( D E I A )
The ultimate sunset destination. Set high on a cliff overlooking the famous Sa Foradada rock, it serves up incredible regional flavors (like Mallorcan rock octopus) as the sun sinks right into the Mediterranean.
B A R R A T E S R E S T A U R A N T ( S O L L E R )
Located high above the Sóller valley among ancient olive trees and bougainvillea. It feels like a private finca (estate) and is the perfect place to share lobster pasta as the mountains turn gold at sunset.
R I T M A ( F O R N A L U T X )
Tucked away in a lush green mountain valley, this vine-shaded terrace offers a peaceful escape from the beach crowds, featuring unique open-fire cooking and incredible valley views.
Worth the Drive (If you are exploring the rest of the island)
T E R R A G U S T ( P E T R A - C E N T R A L )
A magical farm-to-table experience where you dine at wooden tables set directly beneath the vines of a working vineyard, complete with twinkling lights and local wine pairings.
L A F O R T A L E Z A ( C A L A B L A V A - S O U T H )
Hidden inside a 19th-century fortress (Cap Rocat). With candlelit courtyards and intricate fine-dining tasting menus, this is the ultimate spot for a romantic, special-occasion dinner.
B A R B L A U ( P O R T O C O L O M - E A S T )
For a taste of the island's quieter, authentic side. Enjoy fresh scallops and spritzes on a sun-drenched terrace overlooking a sleepy natural fishing harbor.