All you need to know about the best snorkeling spots in Northern Mallorca One of the cheapest and easiest ways of exploring the sea & it’s enchanting creatures & plants is by using a snorkel – and luckily for visitors to this area, Northern Mallorca offers some of the best snorkeling spots on the Island. […]
Padel has rapidly become one of the most popular sports in Mallorca, and in the north of the island its growth has been particularly striking. What was once a niche pastime has evolved into a defining part of the local lifestyle, embraced by residents, second-home owners, and visitors alike.  From Pollensa to Alcúdia and
The Roads, the Routes, the Races that Make Mallorca the #1 Cycling Destination A Little Bit of History Loved by drivers, motorbikers, rally car enthusiasts and car manufacturers (who use them to test drive their new cars as well as for filming adverts), Mallorca’s roads are a dream – especially for cyclists. Smooth, well-kept, hilly,
Northern Mallorca was once again at the centre of the cycling world this weekend as more than 8,000 riders took part in the Mallorca 312, starting from Playa de Muro in the early hours of Saturday. Participants chose between three distances — 167km, 225km and the full 312km route, which includes around 5,000 metres of
Whether you call Mallorca home or you’re here on holiday, the island’s sunshine is a big part of its appeal. But like anywhere in the world, Mallorca isn’t immune to the occasional grey sky and rainy day. When that happens—especially if you’ve got kids to entertain—it can be a challenge to know how to make
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
Mallorca is loved for its sun-soaked beaches, crystal-clear waters, and rugged mountain landscapes. While many flock to its popular sandy stretches, the island is home to plenty of hidden gems and some are accessible only by footpaths. Taking beach hikes in Mallorca is an adventure that rewards you with secluded coves, serene sunsets, and untouched
If you’re in Port de Pollença on a Thursday night and wondering what to do, we’ve got one word for you: tapas. Every Thursday from 8 pm to midnight, four local restaurants come together for a relaxed, fun evening where you can eat your way around town, one small plate at a time. It has
Top 20 things to do in Mallorca this holiday season Have you already booked your summer holiday to the North of Mallorca this year? Are you now looking for things to do during your stay? Sun sea and sand are the magical formula for many a family holiday, romantic getaway, or escape for the empty
Breathtaking scenery, a wealth of culture and history, cycling and walking, plus some of the world’s most appealing birdlife make the north the destination of choice for birdwatchers, hikers and nature lovers who come to the island in the glorious shoulder seasons of autumn and spring. There’s almost an A to Z of sites to
One of the key species I wanted to see on my first visit to Mallorca (after the Hoopoe of course), was one of the world’s rarest gulls – the resident Audouin’s Gull. This rare gull frequents the coastline of Mallorca, with strongholds in the south and north of the island. During the late 1960s this
Son Bosc, May 2022 © Neville Davies How My Love for the Hoopoe Began I can sum up in two words why I first visited Mallorca back in 1990 – the Hoopoe. I had grown up seeing this iconic bird in books and always wished to see one in real life. I thought it was
Where To Go, Which Routes To Take, And Where To Stop For A Break! Mallorca has long been celebrated for its sun-kissed beaches, crystal-clear waters, and vibrant culture. Yet, beyond its shores and historical towns lies a cyclist’s paradise. Recognized as one of the world’s premier cycling destinations, Mallorca offers an unparalleled experience for both
An abundance of hilly roads, mountain paths, forested walkways and beachward trails are scattered all over the north of Mallorca. It’s easy to join a well-trodden walk and get out into the fresh air. Here are some of the most popular walks of the North for you to enjoy. The Puig de Maria, Pollensa A
Every year people from surrounding towns and villages gather and meet for a mass organised trundle up to Lluc. It happens at the beginning of September when people sign up with their local town hall where they are given a tshirt and a nightlight and a bus ride to the meeting point at Plaza del
Mallorca is loved by walkers from around the world for good reason. With spring and autumn presenting perfect climate for hikes, it is not only the lure of the beautiful mountains and passes of the Serra de Tramuntana that attracts visitors but also the natural parks and wildlife reserves that can be found. Wonderful views
