Cafe aka Coffee is serves at breakfast, lunch and dinner, in fact any time of the day in Majorca. Cafe con Leche (espresso with milk) served in a large mug and practically like a cappuccino. is a popular morning drink. Later on in the day consider a cafe solo (espresso straight up) or a cortado [...]

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We use the BBC weather widget 0n the site to keep track of the current weather in Majorca. You must have a browser that supports iframes to view the BBC weather forecast Read about – climate in Mallorca

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Map of Majorca use the arrows on the map to move around and zoom in and out. Majorca Holiday Deals – Package Holiday Deals with Thomson Majorca Holiday Deals – Package Holiday Deals with First Choice More maps Map of Palma Nova Map of Magaluf Map of Deia Map of Calas de Mallorca Map of [...]

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Serra de Tramunta The Serra de Tramunta mountain range runs up the island of Majorca from the south to the north east, and is around 88kilometres long. Driving through this region from Soller to Lluc there are tunnels and ravines, and many hairpin bends that call for high concentration, however the views that can be [...]

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One of the easiest ways to get around Majorca and see all the sights is to hire a car. This is an island with lots to see, and although public transport is pretty good here, there are times when having a car is much easier especially if you’re travelling with young children for example. There [...]

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Mallorca is the largest island of Spain, and as part of the Balearic Islands group it is located in the Mediterranean Sea. Like the other Balearic Islands of Ibiza, Formentera and Minorca the island is a popular tourist destination. Mallorca has one quite large mountainous region called the Serra de Tramuntana in the north west [...]

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Palma Airport – or to give it its alternative name Son Sant Joan Airport is situated 8 kilometres east of Palma de Mallorca, and is adjacent to the village of Can Pastilla. It is the third largest airport in Spain, and during the summer months it is one of the busiest airports in Europe. In [...]

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Mallorca has a typically Mediterranean climate influenced principally by the Mediterranean Sea which is deep, closed and relatively warm with tempretures of 25-26 degrees in August. Climate on the island does however vary considerably from one local area to another due in part to the enormous mountain range in the north east of the island. [...]

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Mallorca is the largest island of Spain, and is part of the Balearic islands archipelago. It’s been inhabited since before the middle ages, and in fact there are traces of habitation from the Paleolithic period (6000-4000 BC) that have been discovered in caves near Soller. Mallorca has quite an interesting and varied history in fact, [...]

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