Discover Mallorca with Kids
Traveling with children can reshape how we see a place. Timetables stretch, priorities shift, and attention lingers on the small, often overlooked details like lizards on a wall, a rock shaped like a face, or the echo inside a stone tower. With its layered landscapes and accessible size, Mallorca lends itself naturally to family exploration. Beyond the beaches, the island offers a mix of nature, culture, and history that engages young travelers and their adults alike. Walking trails, ancient…
Es Canyís: Tradition and Taste by the Sea
Strolling the scenic beach promenade to Es Repic you’ll pass many eateries, today. Es Canyís, however, has been around for more than seventy years. Its terrace and dining room offer a tranquil setting against the backdrop of Port de Sóller where the sea and the Tramuntana mountains meet. The family-run restaurant in the picturesque harbor village on the northwest coast maintains tradition and yet moves with the time. Es Canyís focuses on seasonal ingredients sourced from the surrounding sea and…
Visiting Can Lis: A Modernist Icon by the Sea
Perched high above the Mediterranean where ochre stone meets sky, Can Lis rests on the cliffs near Porto Petro. Sunlight dances across the marés, casting long shadows on tiled floors. Sea breezes drift effortlessly through open courtyards…
Coastal Hike to Port des Canonge: A Taste of Authentic Mallorca
When the summer sun beats down on Mallorca and the popular beaches fill up by mid-morning, it’s time to trade crowds for calm. The shaded coastal hike from Banyalbufar to the tranquil fishing village of Port des Canonge is a perfect blend of…
Restaurants on Mallorca with a View: The Top 15 Vistas
The first bite is with the eye. That’s true for the food on your plate. But it’s equally true for the overall atmosphere of a meal. Some restaurants on the island offer spectacular views of the Mediterranean, the Tramuntana mountains or the Pla…
Shoes on Mallorca: The Best Footwear Brands and Stores
Everybody knows Camper shoes, but only few people are aware of their origin. In fact, the company’s headquarters are still located in Inca. Once the capital of the Mallorcan shoe industry, not much is left of this industry on the island. Yet…
Ca Na Sissy: A Haven for Coffee and Lunch
Tucked away on a narrow side street just steps from Plaça Banc d’en Oli, you will discover a recent addition to Palma’s vibrant culinary scene. Opened only two months ago by Eva and Guillem, the cozy café offers more than just a place to eat…
Castell del Rei: Hiking Vall de Ternelles
Castell del Rei, the King’s Castle, is one of the three remaining rock castles on Mallorca. Few people know about this imposing structure near Pollença. For one thing, it is perfectly camouflaged. Another reason is that it is privately owned…