After the Christmas holiday season, Palma de Majorca celebrates the patron saint of Palma – San Sebastian – on the 20th of January. The complete program can be checked at[…]

At the end of January, the almonds flower with beautiful white with pink tone flowers marking that the end of winter is near and spring will soon arrive. These views[…]

Felanitx is a fairly large town situated a few miles inland from Majorca’s east coast. It takes about 20 minutes or so to get there from resorts such as Cala[…]

Located on the south eastern side of the island (about 15 mins drive from Cala D’or) S’Horta (pronounced ‘SORTA’) has its village festival the last week in May. One of[…]

Costa Nord is an initiative of the actor Michael Douglas encouraging diversity and artistic creation. Every summer they organise a series of concerts free of charge in this old residence[…]

Every year a number of concerts are organised in historical locations of Majorca. The Candle Concert is a piano concert where the artist and the visitors are surrounded by candle light[…]

The Sunday after Easter is known as “Domingo del Ángel” (Angel Sunday) in Majorca, a day celebrated in the capital, Palma de Mallorca, with a procession, blessings and plenty of[…]

Semana Santa translates to ‘Holy Week’ in English and is celebrated extensively throughout Spain. It is the last week of Lent before Easter in the Christian calendar and is probably[…]

At the end of March to early April each year, Palma de Majorca celebrates the S.A.R. Princess Sofia Sailing Trophy,  in the bay of Palma. This international sailing event is […]

The ‘Day of the Balearic Islands’ is held on the 1st of March every year. It is a celebration of the  ‘Balearic Islands Statute of Autonomy’ which came into effect[…]