Summer in Mallorca 2025 – In this new Spring & Summer guide, we’re breaking down everything you need to know heading into the busy season for 2025: from cultural events and restaurant openings to new beach clubs and hotel debuts. Whether you’re planning a trip or just looking for the latest on the island, we’ve got you covered. This year brings a mix of fresh arrivals, seasonal reopenings, and long-standing favorites, offering something new even for those who know the island well.
Restaurants & Beach Clubs
Annabel – Palmanova
Opening May 2025, Annabel is set to redefine coastal dining in Palmanova. Created by the team behind Siso Beach, it pairs high-end luxury with laid-back Mallorcan style. Expect valet parking, a signature cocktail bar, an expertly curated wine list, and a private dining room for exclusive events. Designed with modern interiors and sleek architecture, it’s a go-to for long lunches, golden hour cocktails, or elegant seaside dinners.
El Caminito – Palma
The newest addition to Palma’s dining scene, El Caminito opened in late 2024 and is just two minutes from its sister restaurant, El Camino. Chef Guillermo Roca leads both kitchens, serving a rotating menu of Spanish-inspired small plates using local fish, meats, vegetables, and international cheeses. The restaurant also features a refined Iberian wine list. After a successful debut season, El Caminito is set for its first summer run and promises to continue its bold culinary approach.
Xalest – Palma
Since opening in 2021, the Summer in Mallorca has only got better. Xalest has solidified its place as one of Palma’s best dining spots. Recently featured in Restaurant Week 2025, it’s led by chef Xema Álvarez (formerly of Catalina La Fina) and located inside Concepció by Nobis Hotel. Guests can enjoy creative Mediterranean cuisine on the rooftop terrace and poolside bar—ideal for a meal or sunset cocktails with panoramic views over the city.
Ses Oliveres – Port de Sóller
A standout luxury resort restaurant in Port de Sóller, Ses Oliveres specializes in fresh fish, seafood, and rice dishes, all served with sweeping views of the sea and Tramuntana mountains. The setting is ideal for a quiet lunch or elevated dinner, combining natural beauty with exceptional food and service.
Es Taller – Valldemossa
Recently featured in Condé Nast Traveller’s 2025 list of Mallorca’s best restaurants, Es Taller is housed in a former garage and has become a go-to in Valldemossa. It’s a Michelin-recommended, open-plan space offering creative, bold dishes like Peruvian causa and Moroccan-inspired chicken pastela. It’s relaxed but innovative—a favorite among food lovers.
Maca de Castro – Port d’Alcúdia
This Michelin-starred restaurant is led by chef Macarena de Castro, known for her dedication to local ingredients—fish from nearby ports, vegetables from her Sa Pobla garden, and seasonal flavors. A highlight on any food itinerary, Maca de Castro blends Mallorcan culinary traditions with refined, contemporary execution.
Nu Beach Club – Playa de Muro
The reimagined concept from the team behind NUMA Beach Club, Nu Beach Club is located on the golden stretch of Playa de Muro and returns with a fresh, elevated identity. Created by the Negre Group, it blends fine dining, international DJs, rotating art exhibitions, and design-forward interiors. The “Pop-Up Room” hosts exhibitions from emerging artists and artisans. It’s Mediterranean lifestyle meets creativity—refined, immersive, and fun.
UM Beach House – Puerto Portals
Summer in Mallorca isn’t complete without the UM Beach House which is back! This isn’t a new launch but a much-anticipated seasonal return. A long-time favorite in the southwest, UM Beach House has been reimagined with Balinese inspiration, seafront dining, a vibrant pool scene, and Afrohouse beats. The kitchen serves a range of Mediterranean dishes, from seafood to paella, with different menus for restaurant and poolside. The space fits up to 500 guests across different areas, making it ideal for private events, group celebrations, or a relaxed day out.
Hotels
Puro Beach Resort Santa Ponça – Oasis Del Mar
A brand-new opening from one of Mallorca’s most iconic five-star hotel groups. This third Puro Beach location offers the best of both worlds: hotel and beach club in one. Highlights include shuttle service, two outdoor pools, electric charging stations, multiple fine dining venues and stylish bars, a wellness centre, exclusive beach club access, fully equipped luxury rooms and suites, a Puro shop, state-of-the-art sports facilities, bike rentals, and more.
Aethos – Peguera
If you want to spend Summer in Mallorca in of the island’s most exciting boutique luxury hotels then take a look at Aethos which quietly opened in late 2023. Located in Peguera, it offers 34 adults-only rooms with panoramic sea views, warm minimalist interiors, and an emphasis on wellness. The saltwater infinity pool perched above the cliffs is a highlight, along with Mediterranean dining using local ingredients. Rooms include private terraces, outdoor tubs, or mountain views. It’s still flying under the radar, making it a great pick for travelers looking to unplug in style.
Mandarin Oriental Punta Negra
Opening dates are still to be confirmed but the arrival of Mandarin Oriental Punta Negra will mark the brand’s debut in Mallorca, following openings in Madrid and Barcelona. Located on the Costa d’en Blanes peninsula, the former H10 Punta Negra is being fully transformed into a five-star luxury retreat, featuring 131 sea-view rooms, including 44 suites and 9 private bungalows. The resort will offer direct access to two coves, expansive gardens, a spa, multiple pools (indoor and outdoor), and a kids club. Designed to blend into the coastal landscape, the property will pair understated architecture with open, light-filled spaces.
Cultural Events and Music
Es Coliseu Centre Cultural – Palma
The historic Coliseo Balear, a former bullring from 1929, has been transformed into a modern hub for music, culture, and community. Since its March 2025 reopening as Es Coliseu, it’s hosted a vibrant calendar of events: indie rock, Afro-Latin sets, DJ nights, vintage markets, family events, and food truck festivals. The venue is shaping up to be a major cultural force on the island.
Sa Fonda – Deià
An iconic cultural space nestled in the Tramuntana mountains, Sa Fonda returned for its 2025 season in early April. Summer in Mallorca is known for live music, DJ nights, pop-up food markets, and its warm community vibe, and this spot remains a pillar of the Deià experience. Its charming terrace and laid-back energy make it a favorite among locals and visitors alike.
Mallorca Live Festival – Calvià
Happening June 12–14, Mallorca Live Festival is back with one of its strongest lineups to date. Headliners include Massive Attack, Iggy Pop, and Nathy Peluso, alongside local favorites like Antònia Font. The festival combines global music talent with beachside atmosphere and is always a highlight of the summer season.
BCM Mallorca – Magaluf
The island’s biggest nightclub is also its largest concert venue, and the 2025 summer lineup is the boldest yet. Major acts include DJ Snake, Steve Aoki, Fisher, Bob Sinclar, and others—names familiar to fans of Coachella, Tomorrowland, and Ultra. BCM is a must for electronic music lovers, offering high-energy nights all season long.
Other Highlights
Can Cavall Blau – Sencelles
Reopened on March 16th, this regenerative farm in Sencelles offers a mix of agriculture, hospitality, and equestrian experiences. Known for its signature Amargèro aperitif, natural wines, and seasonal vinegars, it also hosts events like the Sunday Amargèro Hour (just before sunset), and “Tasting for Thirty” long-table dinners by the vines. Polo horses are central to the farm’s identity, with Sunday training sessions held before the tasting hours begin. All events require reservations, but the atmosphere is casual and welcoming—ideal for those who want to spend Summer in Mallorca with a taste of the slower, grounded side.
GR-226 East Mallorca Hiking Route
Set to debut in 2025, the long-awaited GR-226 is a major addition to Mallorca’s trail network. Spanning over 104 kilometers (with a core route of 93.81 km), the “Gran Recorrido del Llevant” stretches across the eastern part of the island, including access points from Son Macià and the Costa dels Pins. Hikers will be able to explore remote coastal paths, inland scenery, and points of natural and historical interest along the way.
Final Thoughts
Summer in Mallorca, especially for 2025 is shaping up to be a standout. Whether you’re here for the food, the music, the sea, or the mountains, the island is offering a little bit of everything. Between new hotel launches, creative cultural spaces, high-end dining, and outdoor escapes, there’s plenty to look forward to. No matter your pace, you’ll surely find your place here this summer.
