In Menorca, hike to a Talayotic site, and learn about the island’s 2,500-year-old settlements • Follow a verdant ravine dotted with old farmsteads and wild vegetation to lunch at a local agriturismo • Post-hike siestas await at our splendid hideaway • Set out on clifftop paths by Cala Turqueta, a popular gold-sand beach with translucent blue waters ideal for swimming • Trek along the seaside Camí de Cavalls (Way of Horses), a breathtaking walkway dating back to the 1400s • Walk to Pont d’en Gil, a must-see natural rock arch • Savor classic and contemporary takes on local tapas dishes.  

Hike through Albufera des Grau Nature Park, home to various species of water birds and fish • Embark from the remote Favaritx lighthouse on a route through this biodiverse region, which includes marshlands, coastal inlets and a lagoon • Venture further along the cape, where sparse scrub and gray boulders lend the landscape a lunar-like quality • Pause for a lunch of local provisions in the coastal village of Es Grau • Admire Sa Mesquida, a tiny seaside hamlet with remnants of old defensive towers nearby. 

¡Vamos a Mallorca! A morning flight carries us to Palma, Mallorca’s biggest city • Explore the Serra de Tramuntana, a World Heritage landscape • Admire the spine of the mountains above and the sapphire sea below from our meandering hiking path • Discover striking cliffs and silvery-green olive groves en route to our Mediterranean retreat • Winding roads lead to the enchanting town of Valldemossa, a former Moorish hamlet set in a magnificent valley surrounded by citrus orchards • Hike along the coast past beautiful hamlets, traditional houses, monasteries and sunny terraced hillsides • Walk to Puigpunyent, a picturesque village tucked into the Tramuntana Mountains.