Mallorca Magazine
Tucked away above the Sóller Valley, the hike to Puig de sa Bassa is one of those routes that rewards effort with solitude and sweeping views. Despite its location in the heart of the Serra de Tramuntana, the trail sees surprisingly few…
You know that moment when you reach a summit, inhale, and the world unfolds in a breathtaking panorama. On Mallorca, the Tramuntana range offers just that. Where mountains meet the Mediterranean, the sky and sea merge at the horizon. From the…
You almost don’t notice it. Castell de Santueri lies camouflaged atop its limestone ridge. A crumbling silhouette that emerges only as you near, the very definition of a hidden rock castle. The ruins hang in an uncanny stillness, the air tinged…
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…
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…
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…
With its narrow streets and Modernisme buildings Sóller is one of the most beautiful towns on Mallorca. Situated amidst lush orange and lemon orchards against the backdrop of the Tramuntana it’s also most popular with hikers. Following winding…
When you think of Mallorca, you usually picture the sea and mountains. Sandy beaches and fragrant pine forests, but also a unique cultural landscape. Almond and olive trees, orange and lemon groves. There is also lots for animal lovers to…