Mallorca‘s highest mountain top in the southern Tramuntana usually offers a breathtaking panorama of the Mediterranean. This time, though, we marveled at the surrounding peaks above a sea of fog. A unique view and an amazing atmosphere to leave the old year behind. If I had to choose just one mountain on the island, it would be the Puig de Galatzó.  Whether approaching it from Puigpunyent or Es Capdellà, the signature mountain magically attracts hikers. The unmistakable shape reminds you of the…

The Santuari de Lluc is a popular destination in itself. Considered the spiritual center and most important pilgrimage site of Mallorca the monastery dates back as early as the 13th century. But it’s also a great starting point for a couple of…