Nestled between mountains and valleys, Andratx is an ancient Mallorcan town with deep cultural roots. One of its hidden gems is the ruins of the former Trappist monastery, La Trappa, set against the stunning backdrop of the Tramuntana Mountains - a perfect destination for history enthusiasts and nature lovers.

For those looking to immerse themselves in the local culture, Wednesday mornings in Andratx are lively with a bustling market, where fresh produce, local crafts, and Mallorcan goods can be found. On Sundays, the nearby Bodegas Santa Catarina hosts a fun wine tasting event, giving visitors a chance to savor local wines and mingle with fellow travelers and locals.

Puerto Andratx is a stylish yet authentic port which still retains its roots as a working fishing port. Seafood lovers can experience some of the island's best gastronomy here, including a traditional paella at the popular restaurant El Coche.

For the adventurous, a trip to the nearby island of Sa Dragonera is a must. If you're brave enough, you can rent a kayak and paddle your way to this island, known for its wildlife and dramatic landscapes. For a more relaxed day, a short trip to the beautiful beach of Camp de Mar offers crystal-clear waters and stunning coastal views.