Northern Mallorca - Tramuntana, Formentor and the Bay of Alcúdia by MotorhomeTramuntana, Formentor and the Bay of Alcúdia by Motorhome

Alcúdia is an atmospheric, walled city from the fourteenth century, where you can walk along the historic walls and enjoy the view. Just outside the gates are the Roman excavations of Pollentia, offering a fascinating glimpse into the past. On Tuesdays and Sundays, a lively market fills the entire city center. The city itself is car-free within the walls, and both the market and supermarkets are within walking distance of the motorhome parking on the outskirts of Port d'Alcúdia.

Port de Pollença is located in a sheltered bay with a promenade under pine trees, the Pine Walk. From here, the bus goes to Cap de Formentor, in summer the only way to reach the lighthouse during the day. The Mirador Es Colomer and Formentor beach are located along that road.

Lluc has been Mallorca's most important pilgrimage site for centuries, a place that attracts visitors with its serene atmosphere. The Santuari de Lluc, with its imposing basilica, allows you to experience the rich history of this place. On the Plaça dels Pelegrins, you can taste the special ambiance of this mountainous environment. From here, paths, such as the Camí de Misteris, lead through the surrounding nature. In the evening, you often hear the boys' choir Els Blauets singing in the basilica, which completes the peaceful atmosphere.

Sóller is located in a valley full of orange trees between the mountains and the sea, and Port de Sóller is the harbour at the end of that valley. The wooden tram from 1913 connects the two, and from the harbour, a boat sails to Sa Calobra. Overnight stays are possible at the motorhome parking near the harbour.

Caimari and Selva are olive oil villages at the foot of the Tramuntana, where the mountain road transitions into the plain of Es Pla. Caimari has an olive mill and a small museum about its cultivation; Selva has a church above a monumental staircase. The parking on the outskirts is quiet, with mountain views.

Son Serra de Marina is a quiet coastal village on the Bay of Alcúdia, without hotels, with a long beach and the municipal motorhome pitch which opened in 2025: twenty-one pitches with water, waste disposal, and electricity, reservations via the TripStop app. Next to the village is Can Picafort with shops and restaurants.

Alcúdia is an atmospheric, walled city from the fourteenth century, where you can walk along the historic walls and enjoy the view. Just outside the gates are the Roman excavations of Pollentia, offering a fascinating glimpse into the past. On Tuesdays and Sundays, a lively market fills the entire city center. The city itself is car-free within the walls, and both the market and supermarkets are within walking distance of the motorhome parking on the outskirts of Port d'Alcúdia.