Elope in Mallorca

Find Mallorca in the Balearic Islands, off the coast of Spain, within the Mediterrenean sea. Mallorca is the largest island and has many tourist attractions, most of which are in the southwest. The most popular are Palma de Mallorca, Palmanova, Portals Nous, Santa Ponca, Peguera and Magalluf.

There are two major mountain ranges on the island - both of which can provide a spectacular backdrop for your elopement. Serra de Tramuntana includes the highest peak of the island, the Puig Major, and the neighbouring Puig Massanella. Serra de Llevant, is on the opposite side and not as steep as Tramuntana, but still very very popular with walkers and offers incredible scenery.

Mallorca’s coastline is scattered with romantic caves and bays, many of which are perfect for a private elopement location. Find Badia de Pollenca and the Badia d'Alcudia in the northeast, and the large famous Bay of Palma in the southwest.

Mallorca’s climate is mild, with hot dry summers and occasional storms during the winter. Snow in the mountains is not uncommon. The two wettest months are October and December.

We recommend visiting Mallorca for your elopement between March and May, when average temperatures are in the 60s and 70s and the crowds of summer tourists haven't yet descended on the island. 

Fall or Autumn is also a good time to visit, with mild temperatures and cool rains. And if you want to score the very best room rates - these are in January and February.

We will send you the schedule of your day around two weeks before your elopement or intimate wedding in Mallorca.

Every couple's elopement timeline is different, depending on the location, season and time of the day but generally speaking, the ceremony is usually around 20 minute long and we will have to factor in the duration of the photoshoot. 

The whole experience usually lasts a total of 4 hours but we recommend keeping the whole day available in case plans unexpectedly change. The best outdoor lighting happens in the two hours around sunrise and sunset, so we usually recommend that the elopement ceremony is held close to then.

Thanks to an international airport, Mallorca is very well connected to the rest of the continent. It’s the third largest airport in Spain, and served by a large number of airlines offering flights at very competitive rates. You can also take a ferry to Mallorca from Valencia, and between the islands of Ibiza and Menorca.

Once you are on the island, there are a few buses, but car hire is the best option. Hire a car at the airport so you can have more flexibility and drive directly to your accommodation and elopement location.