Palma Guide – Discover the almond blossom season on Mallorca
When winter’s chill still lingers across Europe, Mallorca bursts into a breathtaking display of almond blossoms, turning the island into a sea of pink and white petals. This annual spectacle, often referred to as the “snow of Mallorca,” is a must-see for nature enthusiasts and romantics alike.
Almond Blossom on Mallorca
When to experience the bloom
From late January through February, approximately seven million almond trees across Mallorca come into full bloom. The island’s mild winter climate, with sunny days and temperatures between 15 and 20 degrees Celsius, provides the perfect conditions for this natural phenomenon.

Pic by: Fundació Turisme
Where to witness the almond blossom spectacle on Mallorca
While almond trees are scattered throughout Mallorca, certain regions offer particularly stunning displays. Here’s our favorites!
Sóller and Bunyola
These villages and its surroundings boast high almond production, making the countryside lush with blossoms. A scenic train ride from Palma to Sóller offers picturesque views of flowering fields.
Llucmajor and the Southern region of the island
For a full-on almond blossom adventure, head to the scenic roads around Manacor, Sant Llorenç, and Son Servera, where endless groves transform the countryside into a dreamy pastel paradise. The best way to take it all in? Hop in a car, roll down the windows, and cruise through these picture-perfect landscapes at your own pace—stopping whenever you find the perfect Insta-worthy view (trust us, there will be plenty!).
‘Raiguer’ region
Central Mallorca, encompassing towns like Marratxí, Santa María del Camí, Sencelles, and Felanitx, is adorned with almond trees. A drive through this region provides a serene and fragrant journey.

Pic by Fundació Turisme
Where to go for some panoramic vistas
Puig de Randa in Llucmajor offers sweeping views over Pla de Mallorca’s almond-covered fields.
The Bonany Hermitage in Vilafranca de Bonany provides a tranquil spot to admire the blossoms from above.
The sanctuary of Sant Salvador in Felanitx combines historical architecture with breathtaking floral landscapes.

Pic by Santuari de Cura
Almonds in Majorcan cuisine
Majorcan almonds are renowned for their quality and play a significant role in local cuisine. Traditional treats like gató de almendra (almond cake) and turrón are must-tries during your visit. Additionally, products like almond liqueurs and almond-infused oils offer a taste of the island’s rich agricultural heritage.

Pic by Alfonso López
Come visit Mallorca during almond blossom season!
Aim to visit before early March for the most vibrant displays of almond blossom on the island. Renting a car allows flexibility to explore various regions at your own pace. Staying in central locations like Palma provides easy access to different parts of the island.
Witnessing Mallorca’s almond blossoms is a unique experience that heralds the arrival of spring and showcases the island’s natural beauty. Whether you’re exploring quaint villages or enjoying panoramic views from hilltop sanctuaries, the almond blossom season offers a serene and picturesque escape.
Of course, we’ll be pleased to welcome you at Nakar Hotel to have a unique experience in Palma’s city centre. Book your room and let’s dive into almond blossom season!