TaPalma 2024
TaPalma is the time for all you foodies to lick your lips and let your tastebuds tingle for Palma´s annual tapas festival. Running from 13 to 17 November 2024 and now in its 20th year, Ta Palma will be welcoming...
Helicopter Tours Mallorca
Balearic Helicopters offer the unique experience of seeing Mallorca from the air. It’s rare that the possibility of seeing this magical island from the air is so accessible but, with Son Bonet Airport located just 5 miles north of Palma, it...
Spanish Cooking Class in Palma
Spanish Cooking Class in Palma. We all love food. Reading about it, eating it, and now with Lonja 18 Open Kitchen Mallorca, you can learn how to cook Spanish food in the heart of Palma. Enjoying one of the best Mediterranean...
Mercat Olivar Tour
While away a few hours in Palma at the central Mercat Olivar. Better still walk a tour with Albert Bouzas of Mallorca Cultural Tours who is the the perfect host and a font of knowledge. His depth of knowledge takes his audience...
Perfect Charter – Boat Trips
Perfect Charter offers a fabulous day out on the water, with the sky so blue and the sun glinting on the sea. Whether you are a regular on the water or just fancy a day gliding over the deep blue...
Paradise Gardens in a Paradise Island
Gardens of Mallorca Gardening is all about patience. Nurturing a seed into a mature plant takes time and persistence – qualities in short supply in modern lives. But for those that do not have either, the pleasure can be all...
Clickety clack, Palma to Sóller train
No visit to Mallorca is complete without a jaunt on the Palma to Soller train. The journey takes takes around an hour to cover the 27 km, begins in the ticket hall of either the Palma or Soller train stations which themselves...
7 ways to make a splash in Mallorca
Whether it’s an infinity pool overlooking the countryside, a pool hidden in the mountains, or a pool overlooking the azure blue waters of the Mediterranean, taking in the scenery from a pool can make all the difference to your holiday, so...
Lunch in Palma
Lunch in Palma offers a myriad of choice. The Spanish stomach runs on a slightly later schedule than most of us are used to. Whilst we hear the rumble about 12.30pm, the Spanish still push on for another hour or...
Flor de Sal
Head to the salt works on the south coast of the island, Flor de Sal for a great day out. Salt production has been traced as far back as the Phoenician traders from Lebanon who came to Mallorca in the 8th...