What to do in Deià

This rocky cove on Mallorca's northwest coast captivates with turquoise waters and dramatic cliffs. Enjoy fresh seafood at Ca's Patro March restaurant after snorkelling among vibrant marine life.

Step into the preserved world of poet Robert Graves at his Mallorcan stone house, Ca N'Alluny. Explore his study with original manuscripts and stroll through olive gardens with mountain views.

Perched atop a hill in Deià, this 14th-century church offers sweeping views of the Tramuntana mountains and Mediterranean Sea. Visit the adjacent cemetery where literary giant Robert Graves rests eternally.

This secluded rocky cove offers crystal-clear waters and natural springs with skin-nourishing mud. Swim in the natural pool beside a cave or snorkel along the cliffs for a uniquely tranquil Mallorcan experience.

This 17th-century estate offers breathtaking Mediterranean views from its neoclassical marble pavilion. Explore the museum of Archduke Ludwig Salvator's artefacts or linger in the gardens for a spectacular sunset.

Housed in a 17th-century mill, this archaeological museum showcases prehistoric artefacts from Mallorca. See remains of the extinct Myotragus Balearicus, a unique dwarf goat species found only in the Balearic Islands.