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Atlas de Mallorca launches: an independent guide that compares 540 island experiences and invites visitors to collect all 53 towns
The free website, in English, Spanish and German, shows the price, duration and ratings of tours, visits and activities, and includes a stamp book for anyone exploring Mallorca's towns.
Palma, 26 October 2026. Atlas de Mallorca (atlasmallorca.es) opens to the public as an independent guide to deciding what to do on the island. It brings together 540 experiences from 362 businesses, from boat trips and cave visits to winery tastings, hikes in the Serra de Tramuntana, museums and family days out, and shows them all with the same details so they can be compared: guide price, duration, area, season and Google rating.
The guide goes beyond experiences. It has a page for each of Mallorca's 53 municipalities, month-by-month ideas, best-of lists, practical guides (what to see, what to do when it rains, how to get to Cabrera) and a comparison tool that sets two similar plans side by side.
Its most original feature is the stamp book: each town has its own illustrated stamp, which visitors collect by marking that they have been there, with an optional location check. Stamps are saved in a free account and can be shared as a card showing the island map coloured in. "We wanted to encourage people to go beyond the usual handful of places and discover towns like Ariany, Estellencs or Sant Joan, which are just as worth a visit," says Jero Shannon, founder of Atlas de Mallorca.
About Atlas de Mallorca
Atlas de Mallorca is an independent digital guide to experiences and towns in Mallorca, available in English, Spanish and German at atlasmallorca.es. Its information is checked against public sources with review dates and updated every month.
Press contact
Jero Shannon, founder
hola@atlasmallorca.es · +34 678 81 87 43
atlasmallorca.es/en/
