Deià is a picturesque village on Mallorca’s northwest coast in the Tramuntana mountains. Well known for its artistic heritage, beautiful landscapes, and traditional stone houses. The quiet little village of Deià has long been a haven for writers, musicians, and celebrities seeking tranquillity and inspiration. For more tips on Mallorca, click here. History & Cultural…
Discover Mallorca’s most charming and picturesque villages, from mountain hideaways to coastal gems. Mallorca is so much more than its beaches and resorts. Beyond the golden coves and turquoise waters is a quieter, more authentic side of the island — one of stone-clad houses, leafy placas, and mountain views that will leave you breathless. Scattered…
Alcudia, one of Mallorca’s most beautiful and historic towns, offers visitors a perfect blend of culture, stunning beaches, and vibrant Mediterranean charm. This guide explores both Alcudia’s Old Town and Port d’Alcudia, highlighting their unique characteristics and helping you decide which area best suits your travel style. For more tips on Mallorca, click here. A…
Nestled on Mallorca’s northwest coast, Port de Sóller is a picturesque seaside town framed by the Tramuntana mountains. Once a quiet fishing village, it has transformed into a popular destination. Thanks to its scenic crescent-shaped bay, historic tram, relaxed Mediterranean charm and vibrant marina. It attracts visitors looking for a mix of beachside relaxation, scenic…
Each month in Mallorca offers something completely different. Whether you dream of sun-soaked beach days, lively festivals, mountain hikes and adventures or relaxing off-season escapes, there is always a reason to visit Mallorca. Since moving here, I find new charm every month and genuinely now love the quieter winter months, as they offer so much…
Mallorca is renowned for its stunning beaches and vibrant nightlife. If that is what you are visiting the island for, then you won’t have to look very far, but there’s so much more to explore! If you’re seeking some time away from the beach and alternative day-out ideas whilst in Mallorca, then we’ve got you…
Palma is Mallorca’s jewel in the crown and one of the main reasons our go-to area of the island was always in the Southwest, with its proximity to Palma. Palma is known as the capital of the Balearic Islands and is a year-round city. Having lived here for six months, enjoying it throughout the winter…
I’m not going to lie—I’m a big fan of waterparks and have visited more than my fair share across Europe! To my delight there is an incredible array of Waterparks in Mallorca, which I have been visiting for the last twenty years, so I feel like I’m well placed to cast my eye over what…
Mallorca, the jewel of the Balearic Islands, is renowned among cycling enthusiasts as a mecca for riders, somewhere every cyclist MUST visit at least once, for an unparalleled experience on two wheels. We have all heard the legend of cycling in Mallorca, so having moved to the island last year I have had the pleasure…
Palma has always been famed for its stunning architecture, boutique hotels, beaches, restaurants, nightlife, and incredible Port. It is a perfect backdrop to while away the days hopping from bar to bar on a Mediterranean city break. However, as I have found out, often hidden in the winding old town streets amongst the Pinchos Bars,…