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Since Love Island hit our screens on 5 June, flight searches to Mallorca have risen by almost a third (according to booking site kiwi.com), with fans of the show seeking a similarly sun-drenched escape. But there's so much more to the island than a villa full of singletons; side-step Magaluf's strip and you'll find an island of Unesco-listed mountains, secret coves and golden hilltop villages. Here's how to do Mallorca the luxury way.
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The beach: Cala Tuent
Mallorca is the biggest island in the Balearics and has the stretches of coastline to match. One of the best beaches is Cala Tuent, on the north-west coast, which is reached by a coachload-averting winding road and surrounded by pine forests. The secluded cove is also overlooked by a small chapel.
