Discover Mallorca’s Wild Heart: A Guide to Its Best Nature Reserves
Mallorca’s landscapes extend far beyond its sandy beaches—its protected nature reserves offer a world of diversity, from tranquil wetlands and rolling forests to rugged coastlines and hidden islets.
Island-wide, these reserves safeguard wildlife, preserve Mallorca’s ecological heritage, and welcome visitors through well-marked trails, observation points, and unforgettable natural beauty. Whether you’re drawn to birdwatching amidst the reeds of S’Albufera de Mallorca, hiking through coastal pines in Mondragó, venturing off-shore to the pristine waters of Cabrera, or exploring the dramatic cliffs of Sa Dragonera, there's something here for every nature lover.
These nature parks and reserves—accessible year-round, free or low-cost to enter, and offering facilities like visitor centres, guided trails, and ample parking—make it easy to step off the beaten track and experience Mallorca’s wild side. Plan ahead for seasonal opening times and unique features like bird hides, guided marine trips, and tranquil picnic spots to make the most of your visit.