Picture an Easter morning in Palma. You look out across the bay from Hotel Amic Horizonte , check the weather, pick up the keys to a hire car and ask one question: Which coast shall we explore today? Perhaps it is Es Trenc, with a long walk beside the dunes. Perhaps a little cove in Mondragó, followed by lunch in Santanyí. Or perhaps the road leads west, to Sant Elm, where Sa Dragonera rises from the sea. Mallorca’s beaches belong to more than summer. Easter, spring and autumn are wonderful times for a beach road trip , and even winter offers days made for a coastal walk. You can explore at your own pace, discover the towns behind the shoreline and return to Palma for the evening. Our earlier Easter recommendation took guests to Es Trenc. Here is the bigger journey we would suggest today. Why visit Mallorca’s beaches outside the summer season? When the beach is no longer just somewhere to lay out a towel, you notice more. The colour of the water changes with the clouds. Paths throug...