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Nit de Foc
Prepare to do some serious ooh-ing and ahh-ing if you’re in Palma for Nit de Foc. It’s celebrated in June on the eve of…
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The Festival of the Beata, Santa Margalida
Neighbouring Santa Margalida draws big crowds for its yearly festival in September. It’s officially about commemorating…
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Cala d’Or International Jazz Festival
In June, the annual International Jazz Festival rolls into town. The likes of the Charleston Jazz Band and La Cubana…
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Festival Sant Agusti, Felanitx
They like a good party over in Felanitx. This week-long celebration is packed with marching bands, traditional dancers…
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Corpus Cristi
This Catholic festival – which translates to ‘Body of Christ’ – is celebrated throughout Spain. In Palma, there’s a…
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PJ’s, Son Bauló, Ronda del Torrent
It’s worth the walk to the Son Bauló end of the strip for this bar. Owners Phil and Jane couldn’t be friendlier. Their…
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Jolly Roger, Marina
This Brit-owned, family-friendly pub is right on the edge of the marina, with terrace-side views of the luxury yachts.…
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Shop on Avinguda Tagomago
Avinguda Tagomago is the go-to shopping street in these parts. It’s one long, tree-lined parade of chic boutiques and…
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Tread the streets of Deia
Brave the hairpin bends leading to this mountain village and the prize is one of the most beautiful places on the…
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Meet the animals at Marineland Majorca
Marineland Majorca is around an hour and a half’s drive from Sa Coma and Alcudia. But, with residents including…
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Get back to nature at Cala Mondragó
Fifteen minutes’ walk from Cala d’Or gets you to Cala Mondragó. The turquoise waters, rolling sand dunes and…
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Follow in Chopin’s footsteps in Valldemossa
Matching stone houses covered in blooms, smooth pebbled streets, and characterful old shops and cafés – Valldemossa has…
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Paddle on Alcudia Beach
Alcudia’s restaurant-lined sands stretch out for 10 kilometres, and they’re rinsed by shallow waters that let little…
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Explore Cala d’Or’s Beaches
You’ve got a string of sandy little coves to choose from here, and they all come with a craggy mountain backdrop that’s…
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Creep through the Caves of Drach
This set of four whopping chambers is burrowed into cliffs near Porto Cristo. Stalactites and stalagmites cling to…
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Sign up for watersports on Sa Coma Beach
With its kilometre-long stretch of soft white sand and bright turquoise waters, Sa Coma’s Blue Flag beach is one of…
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