The Euro (€) is the official currency of Spain. Banknotes come in denominations of 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200, 500. Coins come in denominations of 1, 2, 5, 10, 20 and 50 cents and 1 and 2 euros. Euros travelers cheques are widely accepted as legal tender. Credit/Debit cards are also widely available and [...]
Post offcies in Majorca are generally open Monday to Friday 9am – 2pm. However some also open in the afternoon and on a Saturday morning. The main post office in Palma is open late Monday to Friday. Post boxes are bright Yellow.
In general dental treatment is not usually free of charge in Majorca (Spain). This is because all dentists are private. Therefore if you are in need of this service make sure you have adequate travel insurance when you are visiting the islan and is not covered by the EHIC card.
Majorca like the rest of Europe is an hour ahead of Greenwich Mean Time, however from late March to Late October British Summer Time means that they become two hours ahead. Please be aware of this when arriving at the airport at the end of your holiday.
Nationals of the European Union and certain other countries can received medical treatment in Majorca if you have the relevant documentation. European Health Insurance Card (EHIC Card), this card is free to apply for. However it is still highly recommended that private medical insurance is also carried when visiting the island. This is especially important [...]
When To Go Minimum temperatures on the island can reach as low as 2 or 3 degrees celcius in January and Febuary. In the summer months sunshine is almost guaranteed and seldom drops between 20 degrees celcius in July and August which is the peak season. If you are looking to avoid the crowds tru [...]
Family holidays in Majorca are exciting because of the wide variety of places and attractions to visit as well as outstanding clear water, sandy beaches, and other spectacular views and adventures. Three of the popular choices are Palma, Puerto Pollensa, and Santa Ponsa. PALMA is the capital of Majorca (Mallorca) and is a Mediterranean seaport. [...]
Puerto Pollensa Alcudia Palma Cala San Vicente
One of the easiest ways to get from Palma airport to any of the resorts on the island is by prebooking an airport transfer before you go. The 3 online book agents that we would recommend are listed below and will take you to anywhere on the island for a fixed fee. Popular reorts include [...]
Majorca has been making wine since the Romans inhabited the island. Until very recently has it earned its reputation as a quality serious wince producer. There are around 30 cellars on the island with a combined 2500 hectares in total between them. Most of the islands wine production is sold in restaurants and hotels on [...]
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