Enjoy a traditional Spanish Christmas filled with joy this year, take a look at some of the things that make Mallorca in December special.
Living Guides
Mallorca in November is for taking a rucksack into the mountains and soaking up the fresh air. Clear skies make for a refreshing month outdoors.
The month of October on Mallorca offers visitors a rich variety of autumn activities. Now the weather has cooled, it’s the perfect time to go hiking.
The summer sun tends to linger in Mallorca in September, so there’s no sign of that holiday feeling ending soon.
Find out why Mallorca is the number one place to move to in the Mediterranean and why it continues to appeal to thousands of expats every year.
Experience the perfect pairing of nature and food this August in Mallorca, where life is enjoyed outdoors all summer long.
Exploring Mallorca’s entrepreneurial landscape and the synergy between work, business and place, it’s clear that inspiring surroundings nurture the mind and the drive for significance.
Smell the pine trees and feel the soft sand between your toes. July in Mallorca is every postcard you ever saw of the Mediterranean.
It’s a colourful life in Mallorca. Here, Helen Cummins chooses her favourite 101 photos of the island. It was no easy task…
June is awash with colour on Mallorca. Clear skies and clean sea mean that you’ll find all shades of blue and turquoise…
May in Mallorca is mellow, calm and tranquil. Picture yourself cycling along the promenade of Palma Bay in the early summer sunshine…
Spring has sprung! Mallorca is beautiful this time of year with warm, pleasant afternoons sat in the sun and taking the time to relax.
While northern Europe is dull and dark, Mallorca never fails to bring us a dose of winter sunshine in February when the flowers start to bloom.
Take a wintery walk along a deserted, pristine beach or hike through still verdant mountains and countryside, catching some fresh air and January’s sunny rays.
From Mallorca’s six beautiful regions, we have handpicked just one place in each that triumphs for beautiful views, outstanding properties and a lifestyle you’re sure to fall in love with.
Viveco is the local company supplying households, villas and yachts with sustainable, eco-friendly products.
Mallorca is gripped by spring fever in March, as a succession of great events attract islanders and visitors alike.
Digital nomads now make-up a significant proportion of property buyers and renters in Mallorca. We look at why the island is one of the most popular locations in the world to work remotely.
If you’ve moved to Mallorca from abroad, you’ll know that it can take time to feel settled. Find out here our top tips to feeling better at home.
It’s not surprising that so many of us aspire to living a Mediterranean lifestyle, but what does that really mean?
Local products 100% made in Mallorca are what many international second home owners are seeking, driving an increase in sales for the artisan design sector.
The locals on Mallorca have their own approach to property on the island splitting their time between the city and their summer family residence.
Another year, another release of great books inspired by Mallorca. Find out which ones made the cut in this list of the best books of 2020.
Harbourside cafés, stunning property and breath-taking views all contribute to a luxury life in Port Andratx, famous for being one of Mallorca’s most beautiful ports.
Mallorca’s capital is picture perfect. From cobbled streets to swaying palm trees, Palma is set to become one of Europe’s hottest city-break destinations.
Palma’s mayor José Hila Vargas reveals his plans for 2020 as he hopes to create a city that is innovative, sustainable and open all year around.
International artists, musicians and designers come to Mallorca to celebrate its creative history and tradition. It’s a magnet for cultural enthusiasts!
Ever more people are looking to what is seen as the simpler and sunnier climes of life in the Mediterranean. But why are so many drawn to Mallorca?
Various developments on Mallorca are pushing towards drawing more upscale quality of visitor to the island.
As the environment struggles to cope with the relentless rise in the number of visitors coming to the island, are we doing enough?
Join us on a visual journey of Mallorca’s spectacular northwest. Beloved of artists, writers and those seeking escape, it’s a part of the island begging discovery.
