Mallorca Magazine
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…
One of the most exciting hikes on Mallorca is the circular route across the Victoria peninsula. Its highest peak, the Talaia d’Alcúdia, offers a spectacular view of both the bay of Pollença and the bay of Alcúdia. On a clear day you can even…
Popular with hikers on Mallorca, Sóller is both gateway to the Tramuntana and starting point for coastal tours. The picturesque town is famous for the oranges and lemons grown in the valley. Lesser known yet of stunning beauty is the Sóller…
The tour around Puig de Tossals Verds makes every hiker’s heart beat faster. After a short climb, the first part of the route descends along the edge of a deep gorge with breathtaking views. Surefootedness is a must here, although a…
Wandering along olive groves you may spot strange creatures. The face of a sheep or bear, maybe, even an elephant with a long trunk. Intertwined lovers and dancers who seem to be frozen in mid-spin, as if in a fairy tale. It’s World Olive Day…
The summer houses of S’Estaca are a popular destination during vacations. But the magic perhaps unfolds even more out of season when the hamlet has fallen into hibernation. A beautiful hike leads off the beaten track along the coast, offering…
Not so long ago, there was but a historic mountain trail connecting the two remote Tramuntana villages. Today, the Cami Vell d’Estellencs allows for a secluded hike between the small coastal town and the mountain village of Puigpunyent…
The panoramic view from the old lighthouse is simply breathtaking. Like a paper cutout the rugged cliffs of the Tramuntana mountains recede to the coast of Andratx. Framed by the deep blue of the Mediterranean the entire island of Sa Dragonera…