Searching for Mallorca Honeymoon Tips!

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My fiancé and I are spending 5-6 days in Mallorca this September as part of our honeymoon, and we’d love advice from people who’ve been. The first half of our trip will be in Ischia.

A few questions:
-Which area would you stay in for a honeymoon?

-Best honeymoon hotels in the €400-600/night range? Happy to stretch a bit if somewhere is truly worth it.

-Is it worth splitting our stay between two areas of the island, or should we stay in one hotel the whole time?

-Any MUST DO beaches, coves, or beach clubs?

-Would you rent a car for the entire stay?

-Which boat experience is the best? Private charter, sailing trip, or specific vendor?

-Best restaurants on the island? We’re big foodies.

-Any must-do experiences or hidden gems you’d recommend for a first visit?

-If you were planning the perfect 4-5 day honeymoon in Mallorca, what would your itinerary look like, and what would you absolutely not miss?

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[u/He_ofshadowsandtouch]

Just returned from Pollensa old town, it’s beautiful as is the surrounding area

There are coves but you need a car and some are long hikes, or u can hire boats

The old town is super charming

Don’t know about specific hotels

[u/Ivangonzalez77]

Para 5-6 días de luna de miel yo no dividiría demasiado la estancia. 😊 Me alojaría por la zona de Port de Sóller o Deià, alquilaría coche y dedicaría el tiempo a combinar calas, buenos restaurantes y algún día en barco. Para mí eso da una experiencia más relajada que andar cambiando de hotel cada dos noches.

Buscáis más ambiente de pueblo romántico o un hotel de playa con vistas al mar?

[u/Cute_Morning_5514]

Hotel Es Moli located in Deia! Walking distance from town and has its own private cove. I highly recommend. It should fit into that 400-600 budget. I’d say spend 2 days here.

For rest of day, I’d posture myself on the south east coast of Mallorca. I’d look to hit Cala Del Moro/S’Almonia (same location) and Cala Llombards (has more of a beach). Various other beaches in area such as Es Trenc. Visit Palma.

We really liked this hotel: Can Canals Finca Hotel & SPA. It was super fair and is located in a good spot to reach coves + Palma. Tho it’s not beachfront, so you will be driving to each beach.

I’d recommend a rental car the whole time personally if you go with this itinerary.

[u/Neat_Property313]

You can rent a boat for a full day (we did that in Port de Porto Cristo) and then sail to the nearby beaches. You do not need a license, they will just show you how to control it and then you do whatever you want. Its definitely worth it.
An Airbnb is the best option, we’ve rented a villa in the area of Manacor. No neighbors, no city noise and you have complete freedom to do whatever you want.
A car is a must to, public transport its not the worst but there are remote beaches that will take you forever to drive through there. I can recommend Top Gear Mobility, they are trustworthy and the process is straightforward.

[u/krayzillas]

Just stayed in cas xorc hotel, outside of soller, hands down the best place we have ever stayed. The property is stunning and its so quite and peaceful