Cala Ratjada is known not only for its beautiful Blue Flag beaches and clear turquoise waters, but also for some of the most rewarding coastal walks in northeast Mallorca. One of the best routes is the scenic walk from Cala Agulla to Cala Mesquida. There are several parking areas near Cala Agulla, as well
La temporada highlights what’s in season and how to enjoy it, emphasizing the ecological benefits of eating fresh, local produce—less fertilizer use and a lower carbon footprint from reduced energy in growing, transport, and storage. Seasonal foods are fresher, more flavourful, and more nutritious, with naturally ripened crops offering sweeter, richer taste and higher nutrient
When coming to small towns in Mallorca, it can be hard to know where to park your car. Well in Pollenca this is no longer an issue, with new parking spaces and clear directions, it’s never been easier. Allocated parking has been improved for both locals and visitors, with each parking area labelled (eg. P1/P2)
If you’re new to the region you may not be aware of a serious pest living in the trees around you, but you will soon come to hear of it! The pine processionary caterpillar sounds like a fairly innocuous creature, but be warned, these caterpillars have the potential to kill! This species has caused the
Alcúdia has reinforced its position as one of Mallorca’s leading sports tourism destinations with the presentation of a new promotional video at ITB Berlin 2026, the world’s largest tourism trade fair. The Municipality of Alcúdia is participating in ITB Berlin this week with a clear objective: to strengthen its visibility in the German market,
Head coach Jagoba Arrasate paid the price for Real Mallorca´s dismal form which saw the club fall to third from bottom, in the relegation zone, following a disastrous defeat at Celta Vigo on Sunday the 22 of February. A terse statement was released on Monday the 24th at 21.50 – The RCD Mallorca Jagoba Arrasate’s
First of all – WHAT ARE CALÇOTS (KAL-SOTS)? Well, they are a great excuse to gather friends, family and neighbours for a winter barbecue fiesta known as a colçotada – Calçots are sweet, tender, giant green onions looking like small leeks which come into season throughout the winter months. They reach peak flavour between January
With new EES kiosks now in place at Palma Airport, the transition from plane to hotel becomes increasingly longer and difficult for those visiting the island. With the new computerized system designed to monitor the external borders whilst keeping track of non EU residents who enter and exit Mallorca and surrounding islands. This is designed
As of January 1st 2026 the V16 beacon is now a mandatory device you have to carry in your vehicle in parts of Spain and in Mallorca. In 2025 this was not compulsory but recommended to all vehicle owners to provide a clear and easy transition. Below you have a breakdown of everything you need
Cancer Support Mallorca is excited to announce the return of Walk Against Cancer, a month-long fundraising and awareness campaign taking place throughout April 2026. Now in its fourth year, the campaign invites individuals, families, businesses, schools, and community groups to walk, raise awareness, and support people affected by cancer across Mallorca. This year, Cancer Support
This Sunday afternoon, Alcúdia celebrated a lively and festive Carnival Parade that transformed the town’s streets into a vibrant spectacle of colour, music and joy. Hundreds of people took part and thousands lined the pavements to applaud and enjoy the celebration. Groups in original costumes, spectacular floats and participants of all ages paraded before an
This Saturday afternoon, the streets of Alcúdia came alive with the first Soapbox Race, organised by the Alcúdia Youth Association with the support of the Town Council. The initiative exceeded all expectations, with a large number of participants and spectators filling the route from Torrent de la Vall Street to Blava Street with colour, joy,
As winter winds down and the island starts buzzing with anticipation, February and early March bring one of the most colourful traditions across Mallorca: Sa Rua — the island’s beloved adult Carnival parade Though winding streets and festive vibes are everywhere, the towns in the North of Mallorca have their own lively take on this
The government of the Balearic Islands have decided to implement phone free zones in all public areas which children under 6 years old have access to. This includes education, health and social centres. The measure is based on a study conducted by the UIB that has seen a huge increase in the use of
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Bring a little Northern Mallorca into your home with our beautiful 2027 A3 wall calendar.
