Mallorca
Set in the western Mediterranean sea and settled for more than 3,000 years, Mallorca/Majorca, Spain’s largest island, boasts a rich history and diverse ecology. From rugged coastlines and mysterious caves to charming mountain towns and world-class vineyards, there are endless riches waiting to be discovered.
Mallorca offers dramatic scenery and fabulous driving. Whilst it’s a compact island, this tour begs to be lingered over. Distances that appear short on maps usually involve twisting, winding roads and rewarding vistas. There are craggy coastlines, shimmering salt pans and red earth plains dotted with windmills. Roman roads cross apricot and almond groves and through small market towns. Follow the beautiful twisting coast road between the sea and pine-scented hills to one of Mallorca’s prettiest villages with its narrow, steep cobbled streets. Stay in just two exquisite and …
What’s Inside the Book
Day-by-day routes with a clear structure, guiding you through each stage of the journey
Narrative-style directions that are easy to follow and designed for a smooth driving experience
Detailed route maps to support navigation and give a clear overview of each day
Hand-picked hotel recommendations chosen for comfort, character, and location
Curated places to visit, including scenic viewpoints, cultural highlights, and hidden gems
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What Awaits on the Journey
Set in the western Mediterranean sea and settled for more than 3,000 years, Mallorca/Majorca, Spain’s largest island, boasts a rich history and diverse ecology. From rugged coastlines and mysterious caves to charming mountain towns and world-class vineyards, there are endless riches waiting to be discovered.
Highlights
The coastal drive
Experience the stunning route from the Honfleur harbour to the dramatic cliffs of Étretat, carefully selected for classic car handling.
Living history
A curated visit to the D-Day landing beaches and the historic town of Bayeux, home to the world-famous 11th-century tapestry.
Gastronomic excellence
From fresh seafood in coastal bistros to the finest Calvados distilleries and Camembert farms in the heart of the Pays d’Auge.
Châteaux & gardens
Overnight stays in hand-picked historic estates and visits to Monet’s legendary gardens in Giverny.
Your questions, answered
What’s included in this Road Book?
What’s included in this Road Book?
This Road Book includes detailed daily routes with narrative-style directions, overview maps, hotel information, and curated recommendations for places to see and visit along the way. You’ll also find background on the regions you’re passing through and practical tips to help you get the most from the journey.
How are the routes created?
How are the routes created?
Every route is personally researched and driven by the Classic Travelling team. We seek out the most scenic and rewarding roads — avoiding motorways wherever possible — and select stops, sights, and hotels based on years of experience touring the region. The result is a route that feels both carefully considered and genuinely enjoyable to drive.
Can I do this route in my own car?
Can I do this route in my own car?
Absolutely. Road Books are designed for independent travellers who want to explore at their own pace, in their own vehicle. Whether you’re driving a classic, a vintage, a modern sports car, or simply a car you love, the routes are suitable for any well-maintained vehicle. Just ensure your car is properly serviced before you set off.
Is this a physical or digital product?
Is this a physical or digital product?
Road Books are available in both formats. The physical edition is a printed, spiral-bound book designed to sit open on the passenger seat or dashboard. The digital edition is provided as a PDF, which you can read on a tablet, phone, or print yourself. Both versions contain identical content.
