Golf & Gastronomy: Fine Dining After Your Round in Mallorca

Mallorca isn't just a golf paradise — it's one of the Mediterranean's most exciting food destinations. With over 8 Michelin-starred restaurants and a thriving local food scene, a golf holiday in Mallorca should always include time at the table.

Near Golf Son Gual & Palma After your round at Son Gual (one of Europe's best championship courses), head into Palma for dinner. DINS Santi Taura in the old town serves extraordinary Mallorcan cuisine with a modern twist. For Asian fusion, Izakaya on the harbour is a local favourite. Both are just 15 minutes from the course.

Near Golf Alcanada & the North Alcanada's stunning coastal round works up a serious appetite. Es Fum at the St. Regis in nearby Costa d'en Blanes holds a Michelin star for its contemporary Mediterranean menu. Closer to Alcudia, the traditional Mallorcan restaurants along the old town walls serve fresh seafood straight from the bay.

Near Santa Ponsa & the Southwest After playing the European Tour venue at Golf Santa Ponsa, drive to nearby Port Adriano for sunset drinks and dinner. Or venture to Andratx for VORO, a two-Michelin-star restaurant with jaw-dropping coastal views.

Traditional Mallorcan Must-Tries No golf trip to Mallorca is complete without trying: tumbet (layered vegetable dish), sobrassada (cured paprika sausage), pa amb oli (bread with tomato and olive oil), and the famous ensaimada pastry for breakfast.

Our Golf & Gastronomy Packages We offer custom golf holiday packages that combine tee times with restaurant reservations. Tell our concierge your tastes and we'll curate the perfect culinary itinerary alongside your golf schedule.