Only locals frequented the charming towns, dreamy crystal blue waters, and iconic fincas (Spanish farmhouses).
Now, the world has thankfully opened up again, and the island is buzzing with life.
However, this charming and surprisingly robust city offers an array of cute cafes and cultural experiences.
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Expect beautiful produce, handmade pasta, and a sprawling fish market here.
For lunch, we often head toCafe Riutort.
This small cafe has a reasonably priced pre-fixe menu that changes based on seasonal ingredients.
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Sit at the counter and watch the chef at work.
Don’t miss the nearby Platja de Formentor, as the drive alone is spectacular.
The charming decor, earnest spirit, and thoughtfully prepared plates make for a memorable evening.
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Just don’t be in a hurry; it’s a relaxed, multihour affair.
For a healthy breakfast, start your day atS’Hortetwith a coconut yogurt bowl.
We happily made the pilgrimage each spring to secure a few spots for the summer.
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Cala Llombards is our favorite beach, and we go almost every weekend in the summer.
For dramatic stretches of sandy beach, Es Trenc is a winner.
Later, head toRestaurant Laudatfor an elegant dinner.
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It’s a special place to escape the heat and noise.
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