261 See, hear, smell, taste... An experience for all your senses! Our excursions help you to get to know your destination and all its facets. Discover amazing places, typical dishes from the region or breathtaking beaches. • Cap de Formentor • Dragon caves • Valldemossa • Tour of the Island You can find out more about the excursions at: lg.lu/mallorca Excursions The Orange Express, which runs from Palma to the picturesque mountain town of Sóller, was once used to transport oranges and almonds by rail. This train is still in operation today, and is used to show visitors the island’s many attractions and most beautiful landscapes. If you’re athletic and outdoorsy, take a day off from the beach and answer the call of the mountains! The Serra de Tramuntana, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a must-see. It’s also worth stopping in Valdemossa, a charming village that has managed to preserve its old-fashioned charm. Must do Located on the east coast of Mallorca, the Cuevas del Drach (Dragon Caves) are a magical spectacle to behold, with their impressive stalactites, stalagmites and other geological curiosities formed by the natural elements. In this fairytale setting, you’ll even find an underground lake which sometimes hosts musicians for concerts. The image that immediately comes to mind when talking about Palma de Mallorca is its cathedral, La Seu, but this trendy cosmopolitan city has many other architectural, cultural and festive surprises up its sleeve. Take a hop on/hop off bus tour to get a full overview of Palma, with the freedom to spend longer in the areas you like most! The Cap de Formentor, which marks the end of the Serra de Tramuntana mountain range in the north of Mallorca, is definitely worth a visit for the magnificent view from its lighthouse. It is a simply spectacular sight! Must see Information about the destination, entry requirements and residence taxes can be found here: lg.lu/mallorca
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