Na Burguesa is the hill overviewing Palma. At a height of 440 metres it has perfect views over Palma’s bay and most of Majorca. To get there you must take […]

As well as the twice weekly market, Felanitx is also a town of historic interest. The imposing church of San Miguel has it’s main entrance at the head of a […]

Hidden away just a few kilometres from Majorca’s popular resort of Magaluf is Cala Falco (Falcon Cove). This small cove hosts a sand beach surrounded by trees and steep cliffs […]

Peguera is a small touristic complex in Calvià where you will be able to enjoy sun, water activities, golfing, etc. It is mainly a German resort, but in recent years […]

Follow the signposts from the market town of Santanyi to the coastal inlet of Cala Figuera. This is where the Mediterranean pushes its way inland and creates a type of […]

There are two Magaluf water parks, Western Park & the small splash park which is part of the attractions at Katmandu. Western Water Park is situated about 1 KM from the south […]

Cala Vinyes is one of Majorca’s smaller resorts catering more towards families and the older generation. Located in the municipality of Calvia and only a few kilometres from Majorca’s busy […]

Located in the municipality of Calvia, Magaluf is one of Majorca’s big resorts, if not the biggest. The resort of Palma Nova is right next door and it’s difficult to […]

Situated on the South West coast area of Majorca, Santa Ponsa is a lively resort at its  busiest between May and the middle of October, however that does not mean […]

In Majorca’s Tramuntana Mountains, which are declared a UNESCO World Heritage site, you’ll find a little town, very similar to a small town that can be found in Palestine (Holy […]