Explore Mallorca

🎵 Why Festival de Pollença Matters For over 60 years, the Festival de Pollença has been one of the most prestigious cultural events in Mallorca and Spain, attracting world-class artists...

Mallorca by day is all sunshine and turquoise seas — but when the sun sets, the island transforms into a playground of stylish bars, beach parties, and world-class clubs. Compared...

🌆 Why Palma is the Heart of Mallorca’s Nightlife When the sun sets over Palma Bay, the city lights up with energy and style. Palma isn’t just Mallorca’s capital —...

🎸 When & Where? Mallorca Live Festival returns in 2025 with three days of live music, energy, and coastal vibes. Set in Magaluf, Calvià, the event takes place at the...

Mallorca by day is all sunshine and turquoise seas — but when the sun sets, the island transforms into a playground of stylish bars, beach parties, and world-class clubs. Compared...

🌆 Why Palma is the Heart of Mallorca’s Nightlife When the sun sets over Palma Bay, the city lights up with energy and style. Palma isn’t just Mallorca’s capital —...

Solo travel isn’t just for backpackers anymore — and Mallorca is one of the best Mediterranean islands to do it safely, comfortably, and memorably. ✨ Why Mallorca is Great for...

Mallorca is more than sun, sea, and sangria. With over 300 days of sunshine, fast fiber internet, and a buzzing international community, it’s become one of Europe’s best-kept secrets for...

On Saturday, May 24, 2025, Palma de Mallorca will illuminate its historic streets for the Binter NightRun, a nighttime running event that combines athleticism, music, and community spirit. As part...

Palma de Mallorca isn't just a beautiful city by the sea—it's the beating heart of the Balearics when it comes to sailing, superyachts, and unforgettable days on the water. If...

The Serra de Tramuntana is the heart and soul of Mallorca, stretching along the island’s northwest coast for 90 kilometers. This UNESCO World Heritage-listed mountain range is a must-visit for...

Mallorca is a top destination for adventure seekers. Whether you want to explore dramatic cliffs, go deep-sea diving, or take on the island’s best hiking and biking routes, Mallorca offers...

Nestled in a green valley of the Serra de Tramuntana, Esporles combines authentic village life with easy access to both the mountains and the capital. Only 25 minutes from Palma...

Tucked away in Mallorca’s north-east, Artà is a town where cobblestone streets wind up to a hilltop sanctuary, where centuries-old traditions are still alive, and where the surrounding landscape feels...

Can Picafort is a lively resort town on Mallorca’s northeast coast, known for its long sandy beach, watersports scene, and easy access to the S’Albufera Natural Park. Once a quiet...

Playa de Muro is a 6-kilometre stretch of golden sand on Mallorca’s northeast coast, between Alcúdia and Can Picafort. Known for its shallow turquoise waters, Blue Flag status, and easy...