Sea light, tailored just for you. A private Mallorca photoshoot in the North lets you choose real backdrops—sea, mountains, pine walks, and even quiet old-street vibes—while photographer Myriam Gardom keeps things easy with English and Spanish. The main thing to plan around is the weather, since the experience requires good weather.

What I like most is the payoff: you get a custom session geared to the light at your chosen spot, then you receive 20–50 edited digital images in a private online gallery, usually delivered 5–10 days later. For busy holidays, that timing is a sweet spot—you’re still in vacation mode, but the memories land soon after.

Key highlights at a glance

• A true private session for just your group, with a photographer who speaks English and Spanish
• Pick your exact North Mallorca setting: Pollensa, Alcudia, Can Picafort, or Old Town streets
• Multiple photo backgrounds in one outing like pine trees, dunes, rocks, promenades, and quiet architecture
• Best-time-of-day planning for the look you want at your chosen meeting point
• Digital delivery + printing rights: downloadable edited photos and the ability to print through a pro lab
• Flexible session length from about 30 minutes to up to 2 hours, depending on your pace

Why a private Mallorca photoshoot beats a crowded camera moment

Mallorca is gorgeous, but phone cameras struggle with two things: consistent lighting and real direction. This is why I like booking a private shoot. You’re not competing with strangers for a clean background, and you’re not stuck guessing where to stand.

You also get something that matters more than people think: comfort. A good photographer doesn’t just take pictures. They help you move, breathe, and feel normal in front of a camera. In this case, Myriam’s communication is a big win—English and Spanish are a smooth fit for most people, and it makes the whole session feel less like work.

One more practical upside: you can plan around your itinerary. If you’re basing yourself around Palma or the North beaches, you’re choosing a specific meeting point instead of doing a scattered day of “maybe we’ll get a shot.”

Choosing your North Mallorca setting: Pollensa, Alcudia, Can Picafort, or Old Town

This experience is built around choice. You select where the photos happen, and the photographer plans the timing for the best time of day at that spot. That means you’re not hoping the light is right—you’re picking places where the light can do its thing.

Here are your main options from the North:

• Can Picafort / Son Baulo / Na Patana area for coast paths, dunes, rocks, and beach variety
• Alcudia (Playa de Alcanada) for pine-backed coastline and classic headland views
• Port de Pollença (Playa Pollença) for a long seaside promenade with lots of small sandy pockets

And then there’s the change of pace:

• Mallorca Old Town with quiet streets and architecture, if you want a less beachy look

If you’re someone who wants your photos to look like you actually traveled (sea + stone + trees + town texture), this format works well because you’re not limited to one generic “public viewpoint.”

Son Baulo to Na Patana: dunes, rocks, and that coast-walk energy

If you pick the Can Picafort option, you’ll meet at Son Baulo and shoot along the path that runs between Son Baulo and Na Patana beach. The setting is designed for variety: you can get sea views, sandy stretches, dunes, rocky formations, and even a torrent running through the coastal scenery.

What makes this a strong choice is the walking-path feel. You’re not standing in one place the whole time. You can get shots where the background changes as you move—great for couples and families who want natural, unforced body language.

There’s also a practical bonus: the area is accessible by car and public transport. And the description of the surrounding route—along the coast toward Son Serra de Marina—signals there’s space for different angles without feeling like you’re trapped in a tiny corner.

Possible drawback to consider: coastal paths can involve uneven ground and sand, so build in patience if you’re traveling with very young kids or anyone with mobility limits. The tour itself doesn’t promise barrier-free access details; the location style does suggest you’ll be walking.

Playa de Alcanada near Port d’Alcúdia: pine trees plus lighthouse views

For a more classic postcard look, choose Playa de Alcanada in the Alcudia area. You’ll meet at the beach and get a quieter setting with sand and pebbles, plus a rocky edge next to enormous pine trees.

This location has built-in photo structure:

• You’re on a headland at Cap des Pinar
• The coast is protected by Puig de sa Madona (151 metres high)
• In front of the beach, you can see the Island of Alcanada and its lighthouse

That lighthouse detail matters. It gives your photos a clear focal point, even when the couple or family is the main subject. If you like images that look “intentional” rather than just scenic, this is the kind of setting that helps the composition.

Convenience is also a plus. The tour notes easy access by car and a free parking area next to the beach, which is a big deal in popular coastal towns. You can also reach it by public transport.

One thing to watch: the tour’s format gives you the best results when the timing matches the light. Since the experience requires good weather, pick a date that gives you flexibility if clouds roll in.

Playa Pollença by the promenade: small beaches, boats, and sunset-friendly pacing

For views that feel relaxed and “holiday real,” the Playa Pollença option is a smart pick. You’ll meet at the beach near Port de Pollença, then stroll along a seaside promenade with mountain views and sailing boats in the bay.

The area sits about six kilometres from Pollença, between Port de Pollença and Punta de l’Avançada (about 10 minutes walk from the Port). The setting includes pine trees and tamarisk, plus summer residences around Albercuix.

What you’ll love here is the mix of textures:

• fine-grained sand
• lots of small beaches along a long stretch
• settings that work for kids who just want to run a bit
• places where couples naturally fall into a slower, hand-in-hand rhythm

The description also calls out a fun detail: you might spot ducks around the area, and that sort of life-in-the-background element can make photos feel less posed.

Practical note: accessibility here is straightforward. Follow signs by car, use a free parking area, and you can also reach it by public transport.

Possible drawback: because the promenade-style area is long, you’ll want to communicate your priorities early—do you want mostly sand and sea, or do you prefer more boats and mountain angles? Myriam can guide that, but your preferences help her choose the right flow.

Mallorca Old Town: quiet streets and architecture for non-beach photos

Not every set of photos needs the coastline. If you want an Old Town vibe, you can choose Mallorca Old Town with quiet streets and beautiful architecture as your backdrop.

This option is a good fit if:

• you’re spending more time around Palma-area sightseeing
• you want photos that look like they belong to a broader travel story
• you want shade-friendly shooting if you’d rather not be on the sand

The biggest benefit here is variety in mood. Beach photos tend to look bright and airy. Old Town photos can look more classic and textured—stone, walls, and street geometry that frame people naturally.

The only real consideration is that street settings can mean more background distractions. The “quiet streets” detail helps, but this kind of location usually works best when the photographer can pick angles that keep your background clean.

How the session runs with Myriam Gardom Photography

This is a private tour/activity, so you’re not sharing the time slot with strangers. It’s designed for pairs and small groups, and the published price is per group up to 2. If you’re traveling with more people, you’ll want to confirm what your exact booking option includes before you lock in outfits and timing.

You’ll communicate easily in advance, and the photographer will also provide tips and recommendations ahead of your session. That matters because the best photos come from planning your look for the setting and letting the photographer handle the movement and timing on-site.

On the day, the session can last about 30 minutes to up to 2 hours (approx.). Short sessions are great if you want a quick “we were here” set with a few standout backgrounds. Longer sessions make more sense if you want room for different looks and multiple spots at the location.

From the way Myriam’s style comes across, the focus is on helping you feel comfortable and natural. That’s a big deal for couples who feel a bit stiff at first, and it’s especially helpful with kids—getting everyone relaxed usually improves the real emotion in the final photos.

What you get: edited images, private gallery, and printing rights

The deliverable is clear and practical:

• 20–50 edited digital images in high resolution & web size
• a Private Online Gallery with the images
• delivery 5–10 days after your session
• a printing rights release, so you can print at home through a professional lab
• the option to order prints and wall art through your online gallery

I like that you’re not waiting months for memories. You also get enough edited images to choose favorites without feeling like you got shorted. And the printing rights release is useful if you already know a lab you trust—or if you want to print at home instead of waiting for a separate product order.

Because images are high resolution and web size, you can do both immediately:

• share on your socials or family chats
• zoom in later and print the ones that really hit

This is one of those experiences where the real value isn’t just taking pictures—it’s getting usable files you can keep using.

Price and value: what $385.32 gets you for up to two people

The price is listed as $385.32 per group (up to 2). That might sound steep at first glance, but think about what you’re actually buying:

• a private photographer for a set period
• planning for the best time of day at your chosen location
• on-site guidance so the session doesn’t turn into “stand there and hope”
• 20–50 professionally edited images delivered in a gallery
• printing rights so your photos don’t become locked in a digital box

For two people, it can be good value compared to paying separately for a photographer and then buying photos afterward from some generic “package.” It’s also easier than trying to coordinate a friend-of-a-friend to take consistent shots while you explore.

If you’re a family, consider how your booking option is structured. The published price is for up to two people, even though the overall experience is very friendly to families in general. Before you go all-in, confirm how many people your specific session includes.

The sweet spot for this booking: couples, proposals/engagement moments, and families who want one intentional photo set during the trip—without spending the whole day chasing the perfect shot.

Should you book this private Mallorca photoshoot?

Book it if you want photos that look like they belong to your actual Mallorca day—sea + pine + beach walks + maybe Old Town streets—guided by someone who can keep the session calm and clear in English and Spanish.

I’d also book it if you’re nervous about being photographed. The approach described here is about comfort first, which helps you look relaxed in the final images.

Skip it (or at least pick your date carefully) if weather uncertainty is a big problem for your itinerary. The experience requires good weather, and the plan can change if the skies don’t cooperate.

If your goal is a high-quality set of edited digital photos you can download and print, this is a straightforward choice. You pick the location. Myriam handles the light, the pacing, and the results.

FAQ

What locations are available for the photoshoot?

You can choose the Northern coast of Mallorca (Pollensa, Alcudia, or Can Picafort) or shoot in Mallorca Old Town, depending on the option you select.

Where do we meet if we choose Can Picafort?

If you select the Can Picafort option, you’ll choose the meeting point of Son Baulo.

Where do we meet if we choose Alcudia?

If you choose the Alcudia area, you’ll select the meeting point at Playa de Alcanada.

Where do we meet for a Port de Pollença photoshoot?

If you want photos near Port Pollença, you’ll select the meeting point of Playa Pollença.

What do we receive after the session?

You receive 20–50 edited digital images in high resolution & web size, delivered through a private online gallery.

When will we get the photos?

Your private online gallery is delivered 5–10 days after your session.

Can I cancel or get a refund if weather is poor?

Yes. There is free cancellation, and you can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. The experience requires good weather, and if it’s canceled due to poor weather you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund.

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