Getting around Mallorca
To make it easier in finding your way around Palma and the rest of Mallorca, we’ve created some resources to help get you started.
In our opinion, using Google Maps is the best way to get oriented when on the island. There are so sooo many streets and alleyways within a pretty intricate system, that a paper map would feel silly and impossible. And, as we are all most likely familiar, being able to see what is in the nearby area, and get directions, to compare walking, driving, and transit options also makes planning just that much easier.
Our free gift to you: The best pick-me-up of your day 🌞☕️🍒
Just for you: access our custom Palma Cafés + Bistros Google Map, for free.
With over 100 pinned café & bistro locations, you’re sure to discover some new favourites.
Plus, we also:
continuously update our map with any new Palma café openings, so you’re always in the know
add little notes for each café, so you can find out a bit more about what they offer
and link their Instagram account, so you can easily browse their feed
We can’t wait to help you discover Palma’s best cafés for when you are craving coffee, matcha, smoothies, breakfast, brunch, or lunch.
A Collection of Custom Google Maps: Join WKDY Wanderer to connect
Our recommended locations and their icons will auto-populate into your personal Google Maps, once you have access to WKDY Wanderer.
Each icon corresponds to a particular cuisine or destination type: cafés, restaurants, shops, beach clubs, historical sites, and more.
Wherever you happen to find yourself, we promise you won’t miss out on anything that is worth exploring.
Explore a new area of the island, here are some of the many reasons to:
Below, you will find some of the custom maps that we have created for Instagram. These maps are island guides that will help you to find the best of.
All of the locations indicated in the below maps, are included as part of our digital directory of custom Google maps, and the WKDY Wanderer platform.
NEW & NOTEWORTHY MALLORCA • SUMMER 2025Some helpful travel links:
Our WKDY Wanderer Resources:
We also share our ‘Best Of’ for Mallorcan towns and destinations
The charm of the island
The streets and alleyways of the island have been long standing, for decades and even centuries. An incredible series of weaving and wandering routes, within a cultural ecosystem that continues to grow and evolve, while traditions remain respectably upheld. Part of the magic that is Mallorca.
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1920s Palma with Santa Catalina
1799 Majorca (which is now known as Palma) during the War of Spanish Succession
1950s Mallorca Tourist Map
