Visit during the cooler months for walking, trekking and cycling. Summer months are much warmer, Alaro isn't a tourist destination so you will be more surrounded by the local culture and much calmer than the coastal resorts.
February is a popular time to visit to witness the spectaculer Almond Blossom in the many Almond groves near to the town.
Explore the heart of Alaro, where narrow cobblestone streets lead to the iconic Alaro Castle perched atop a hill. The panoramic views from the castle reward visitors with breathtaking vistas of the surrounding countryside. Wander through the village square, adorned with local cafes and shops, and immerse yourself in the laid-back Mediterranean atmosphere.
Food enthusiasts will delight in the culinary treasures of Alaro, with traditional Mallorcan dishes served in welcoming restaurants. Don't miss the opportunity to savor local wines and olive oils, adding a flavorful touch to your gastronomic journey.
For nature lovers, Alaro offers hiking trails that wind through olive groves and lush landscapes. The Alaro to Orient route is particularly popular, providing a scenic adventure with glimpses of rural life.