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A 7-day, app-driven treasure hunt across Mallorca that blends GPS-guided discovery with local history and a nationwide quiz. Perfect for families and independent travelers who want flexible, off-the-beaten-track exploration.
A 7-day, app-driven treasure hunt across Mallorca that blends GPS-guided discovery with local history and a nationwide quiz. Perfect for families and independent travelers who want flexible, off-the-beaten-track exploration.
You arrive on Mallorca with salt on your jacket and a phone full of pins — coastal lookout markers, stone villages, and a handful of secret beaches waiting to be earned. The map on the app pulls you toward winding country lanes and sleepy plazas where church bells mark challenge checkpoints and local cafés call for a mid-route espresso.
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Operated by City Break by Cluecation · Palma de Mallorca, Balearic Islands
You arrive on Mallorca with salt on your jacket and a phone full of pins — coastal lookout markers, stone villages, and a handful of secret beaches waiting to be earned. The map on the app pulls you toward winding country lanes and sleepy plazas where church bells mark challenge checkpoints and local cafés call for a mid-route espresso.
Mallorca’s landscape is blunt and varied: limestone ribs of the Serra de Tramuntana rise in the northwest, olive terraces slope into the central plains, and jagged coves carve the southern coast. History layers the island — Talayotic ruins, Roman roads, Moorish irrigation, and Catalan culture still visible in language and cuisine — and the app nudges you to notice those details as you collect clues and points.
Practically, the 7-day pass gives anytime access to a GPS-driven treasure hunt and quiz across more than 100 pins. Typical outings range from short 1–3 km town walks to longer 2–4 hour countryside loops; coastal detours are flat while Tramuntana waypoints can include several hundred metres of elevation gain. Expect mixed terrain: paved streets, gravel tracks, and occasional rocky footpaths. The experience is device-led — bring a fully charged smartphone, local SIM or roaming plan, and a car if you want to cover ground. Start early to avoid heat, carry water and sun protection, and calibrate expectations: the game rewards exploration over speed. Families will appreciate stroller-friendly routes and shared-device tickets; solo explorers can chase leaderboard points. It’s part guidebook, part scavenger hunt — a practical, playful way to see Mallorca beyond the main beaches.
One ticket grants app access for seven consecutive days on a single device; you can visit any of the mapped pins and complete challenges during that period.
No — many pins are walkable from Palma and other towns, but a car helps reach dispersed countryside and coastal points more efficiently.
Yes — the game is family-friendly with kid-oriented clues and stroller-accessible routes in urban areas, though some challenges require short walks off-road.
Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before your start time for a full refund, as noted at booking.
City Break by Cluecation operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You arrive on Mallorca with salt on your jacket and a phone full of pins — coastal lookout markers, stone villages, and a handful of secret beaches waiting to be earned. The map on the app pulls you toward winding country lanes and sleepy plazas where church bells mark challenge checkpoints and local cafés call for a mid-route espresso.
You arrive on Mallorca with salt on your jacket and a phone full of pins — coastal lookout markers, stone villages, and a handful of secret beaches waiting to be earned. The map on the app pulls you toward winding country lanes and sleepy plazas where church bells mark challenge checkpoints and local cafés call for a mid-route espresso.
Mallorca’s landscape is blunt and varied: limestone ribs of the Serra de Tramuntana rise in the northwest, olive terraces slope into the central plains, and jagged coves carve the southern coast. History layers the island — Talayotic ruins, Roman roads, Moorish irrigation, and Catalan culture still visible in language and cuisine — and the app nudges you to notice those details as you collect clues and points.
Practically, the 7-day pass gives anytime access to a GPS-driven treasure hunt and quiz across more than 100 pins. Typical outings range from short 1–3 km town walks to longer 2–4 hour countryside loops; coastal detours are flat while Tramuntana waypoints can include several hundred metres of elevation gain. Expect mixed terrain: paved streets, gravel tracks, and occasional rocky footpaths. The experience is device-led — bring a fully charged smartphone, local SIM or roaming plan, and a car if you want to cover ground. Start early to avoid heat, carry water and sun protection, and calibrate expectations: the game rewards exploration over speed. Families will appreciate stroller-friendly routes and shared-device tickets; solo explorers can chase leaderboard points. It’s part guidebook, part scavenger hunt — a practical, playful way to see Mallorca beyond the main beaches.