With so much to do, see and explore, having a lovely Jet2holiday in Majorca is a breeze. But preserving the island’s natural beauty is just as important. With Majorca’s Responsible Tourism Pledge, you can help protect the environment, culture and nature of this Balearic isle. Put the pledge into practice by following these simple steps while taking up these ever-so-popular activities on the island!

Underwater fun

For full-on thrills, head to Port Adriano to try all sorts of water sports. Have your eyes set on diving? Puerto Pollensa is the place! What’s even better, the knowledgeable staff will help you do it the right way, without disturbing the underwater wildlife.

Top tip: look, don’t touch!
Majorca’s a hub for water-based activities but it’s important to avoid interacting, touching or harming the coral and marine species.

Get active

Hop on two wheels! Whether you’re a seasoned pro or just fancy a ride along the coast, Majorca’s dreamy for cyclists. Jaw-dropping views and an eco-conscious way of exploring? Sign us up!

Top tip: reduce your impact
Think about your ecological impact – being conscious of your water and energy usage doesn’t cost anything. You could also choose more sustainable modes of transport, such as walking or cycling.

Get involved in the local festivities

Visiting in spring? Easter activities take over the island around this time, so you’re in for a treat! Other local celebrations include the Night of Fire in June and the Festival of King Jaume in September. They’re super-fun to participate in, just keep in mind this is the locals’ culture – embrace it!

Top tip: be respectful
While this is your holiday destination, for many it’s home. Show respect to the local communities and culture you’re getting to know.

Explore the surroundings

Away from the hustle and bustle of major Majorcan cities, you’ll find gems like Deià – a charming village full of winding walkways. But being out and about in nature means you might spot the furry, feathery and fluffy. If you do clock any animals, try your best not to disturb them – admire from afar.

Top tip: protect the wildlife
If you’re hiking, stick to the designated paths and refrain from uprooting plants, to preserve the island’s nature.

Browse the stalls
You won’t find a town without a local market here. Whether you’re following fresh scents of fruit, looking for a one-of-a-kind souvenir or simply fancy a stroll through stacked-to-the-sky stalls, this is a great way to support smaller, local businesses.

Top tip: support local
Show your support for local businesses by shopping at farmers’ markets, where you can try and buy homegrown products.

Just relax

If there’s one thing you’re bound to do on a holiday in Majorca, it’s flop down for an afternoon (or more, let’s be honest!) on a stunning beach. Having a snack after a refreshing dip? Just don’t forget to clean up and leave only your footprints on the gorgeous sands.

Top tip: only leave footprints
Take any litter with you and dispose of it in a designated recycling spot.

Strap on your shoes

Walking tours and hikes are a great way to get to know the place. Plus, all bigger cities in Majorca have water refill stations, so you can save your pennies and the planet!

Top tip: Remember: reuse, reduce, recycle
Help reduce plastic consumption by carrying a reusable water bottle.