Film Locations Tour

This 17th-century clifftop fortress became world-famous as Richard Roper's lair in The Night Manager. Perched dramatically above the sea on the Pollença peninsula, it has since hosted MobLand and remains one of the Mediterranean's most exclusive filming locations.

This tiny, picturesque cove nestled below the village of Deià has appeared in numerous productions. The Ca's Patró March restaurant, perched on the rocks above the crystal-clear water, became iconic after The Night Manager filmed key dining scenes here.

The dramatic limestone gorge and turquoise waters of Sa Calobra appeared in Cloud Atlas as a primitive future world. The serpentine road leading down to the cove — with its famous 270-degree loop — is itself one of Mallorca's most spectacular drives.

The crescent-shaped harbour of Port de Sóller has served as a filming location for multiple productions. The iconic wooden tram connecting Sóller to the port was featured in Me Before You, while the harbour itself appeared in The Night Manager and The Hustle.

Palma's magnificent Gothic cathedral and its surrounding medieval streets have appeared in numerous productions. The Plaza de Cort, the narrow streets of the Old Town, and the waterfront Paseo Marítimo have all served as atmospheric backdrops for international film and TV crews.

The dramatic lighthouse peninsula at Mallorca's northernmost point has been used in several productions for its wild, windswept beauty. The winding road to the lighthouse offers spectacular clifftop views of the Mediterranean, making it a favourite for establishing shots.

Mallorca's most glamorous marina has served as a filming location for The Crown, recreating the Spanish Royal Family's summer holidays. The luxury yachts, designer boutiques, and waterfront restaurants provide a quintessentially Mediterranean backdrop.

The hidden coves and dramatic coastline of Calvià municipality have been used extensively in productions. White Lines used the area's secluded beaches and rocky inlets, while The Mallorca Files showcased the coastline's diversity across multiple episodes.

The crystal-clear waters and white-washed architecture of Cala d'Or on Mallorca's east coast provided the glamorous seaside setting for Evil Under the Sun. Peter Ustinov's Hercule Poirot investigated a murder at an exclusive island resort, with the area's hidden coves perfectly capturing the atmosphere of luxury and danger.

The charming hilltop village of Valldemossa, famous for its Carthusian monastery where Chopin composed, has served as a backdrop for period dramas and romantic films. Its cobblestone streets and mountain setting provide an atmospheric old-world European feel.

The lush Sóller Valley, surrounded by the Tramuntana mountains, and its iconic wooden tram have featured in several productions. Me Before You used the historic tram for one of its most romantic scenes, while the valley's orange groves and mountain backdrop have attracted numerous film crews.

This upscale fishing harbour on Mallorca's southwest coast has been featured in The Mallorca Files and several other productions. The harbour's mix of traditional fishing boats and luxury yachts, backed by pine-covered hills, creates a quintessentially Mediterranean setting.