Majorca is synonymous with sun and beach, but what happens if it rains during your holidays? Well, it remains an equally attractive destination. The options are so many and varied that the weather won't be a factor to consider. If there's no Plan A, there's Plan B, and C and D, all just as appealing.

Take note of these 8 great plans for rainy days in Majorca.

Visit the Caves of Drach

Rain or shine, the Drach Caves are a must-see in Majorca. This natural wonder has everything needed to make you feel like you're in a dream: stalactites, stalagmites, underground lakes... and even a classical music concert in the heart of the cave. Can you ask for more?

Visit an Art Gallery

We've mentioned before that art is present in every corner of the island. Its numerous galleries and workshops are as typical here as the ensaimada. That's why we can't miss the opportunity to enjoy all the options offered by Majorca's cultural scene. Visiting one of its magnificent art galleries is a must in Majorca.

Go Shopping at the Mall: Palma's Golden Mile

If you don't know what to do in Majorca when it rains, resort to some shopping. Palma's Golden Mile, encompassing Paseo del Born, Calle Sant Feliu, and Avenida Jaume III, is a paradise for any shopping lover. Major national and international brands crowd this area, forming a pleasant environment along with lovely cafes and restaurants, allowing you to enjoy the stately streets of the city while updating your wardrobe.

Try Majorcan Cuisine at the Food Markets

How can you get to know Majorca without tasting its delicious Mediterranean cuisine? Discover the culinary treasures of this land by sampling its local products at one of the city's renowned food markets. Covered markets like Mercat de l'Olivar or the Santa Catalina Market offer the perfect opportunity to take home some of the local delights in their most authentic form. It's a great plan for rainy days in Majorca.

Go for a Wine Tasting

Although spring and autumn are the best times to visit the wineries, you can enjoy Majorca's wines with denominations of origin—Binissalem and Pla i Llevant—year-round. Fresh, aromatic, fruity... the island's climatic conditions favor the production of fantastic wines that will delight enotourism enthusiasts.

Play Bowling at Mallorca Bowling

And if not bowling, then table football, billiards, arcade games, or why not, go all out in a fun karaoke session. This comprehensive space features a bar, restaurant, and lots of fun for everyone. When was the last time you enjoyed the thrill of a good bowling game? Mallorca Bowling is waiting to fill your rainy days with fun and entertainment.

Come to Santa Clara Urban Spa

Very close to all these plans is Santa Clara Urban Spa, a wonderful space that combines the charm of a 17th-century building with the most modern facilities. Enjoy a day of relaxation and disconnect in our comfortable haven of peace. Book now and discover the charm of Majorca in the rain.

Majorca is synonymous with sun and beach, but what happens if it rains during your holidays? Well, it remains an equally attractive destination. The options are so many and varied that the weather won't be a factor to consider. If there's no Plan A, there's Plan B, and C and D, all just as appealing.

Take note of these 8 great plans for rainy days in Majorca.

Visit the Caves of Drach

Rain or shine, the Drach Caves are a must-see in Majorca. This natural wonder has everything needed to make you feel like you're in a dream: stalactites, stalagmites, underground lakes... and even a classical music concert in the heart of the cave. Can you ask for more?

Visit an Art Gallery

We've mentioned before that art is present in every corner of the island. Its numerous galleries and workshops are as typical here as the ensaimada. That's why we can't miss the opportunity to enjoy all the options offered by Majorca's cultural scene. Visiting one of its magnificent art galleries is a must in Majorca.

Go Shopping at the Mall: Palma's Golden Mile

If you don't know what to do in Majorca when it rains, resort to some shopping. Palma's Golden Mile, encompassing Paseo del Born, Calle Sant Feliu, and Avenida Jaume III, is a paradise for any shopping lover. Major national and international brands crowd this area, forming a pleasant environment along with lovely cafes and restaurants, allowing you to enjoy the stately streets of the city while updating your wardrobe.

Try Majorcan Cuisine at the Food Markets

How can you get to know Majorca without tasting its delicious Mediterranean cuisine? Discover the culinary treasures of this land by sampling its local products at one of the city's renowned food markets. Covered markets like Mercat de l'Olivar or the Santa Catalina Market offer the perfect opportunity to take home some of the local delights in their most authentic form. It's a great plan for rainy days in Majorca.

Go for a Wine Tasting

Although spring and autumn are the best times to visit the wineries, you can enjoy Majorca's wines with denominations of origin—Binissalem and Pla i Llevant—year-round. Fresh, aromatic, fruity... the island's climatic conditions favor the production of fantastic wines that will delight enotourism enthusiasts.

Play Bowling at Mallorca Bowling

And if not bowling, then table football, billiards, arcade games, or why not, go all out in a fun karaoke session. This comprehensive space features a bar, restaurant, and lots of fun for everyone. When was the last time you enjoyed the thrill of a good bowling game? Mallorca Bowling is waiting to fill your rainy days with fun and entertainment.

Come to Santa Clara Urban Spa

Very close to all these plans is Santa Clara Urban Spa, a wonderful space that combines the charm of a 17th-century building with the most modern facilities. Enjoy a day of relaxation and disconnect in our comfortable haven of peace. Book now and discover the charm of Majorca in the rain.