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Easter is a big deal in Mallorca and the island comes alive with parades and religious traditions. Don’t miss the largest parades on the island on Easter Thursday.
Palma is the main place to head to for Easter events, with the Cathedral being the main hub of activity and processions throughout Easter Week.
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Sometimes there are places that are very hard to leave, and this is one of them! Font Santa offers indulgence in all areas – from the vast spa and its pampering treatments through to the delicious dishes at the restaurant and wonderful mixes at the bar.
When we headed to Palma Apartments, we were hopeful that we had found somewhere unique to stay in central Old Town Palma, and we weren’t disappointed. If you are looking for somewhere stylish and super comfy with the added benefit of feeling like a home, then Palma Suites are ideal. You have the independence of self-catering, the comfort of a hotel and friendly staff on the front desk to help you enjoy your stay and explore the city.
Fresh air, warm sun, beautiful countryside and seascapes are enough to waken anyone from the depths of winter. The island is starting to bloom, and the almond blossom is out and coating the picturesque mountains with pretty white flecks.
Train stations are not normally the number one place to find world famous works of art, but the Soller Train Station bucks the trend and houses a small (and free) museum dedicated to the Spanish artists Joan Miro and Pablo Picasso. Rather an unusual spot to admire stunning artwork, we love the casual quirkiness of the location and the accessibility it provides.
Hotel Predi Son Jaumell ticks so many boxes – fabulous understated stylish décor, ex El Bulli chef in the kitchen and a pretty sandy cove close by. Yes please!! Recently opened, this hotel has been very well thought through, with the aim of creating a relaxed, luxurious and very tasteful place to stay.
This is definitely on our list of favourite things to do in Mallorca. If you like a railway journey or not, the Tren de Soller has got to be one of the prettiest and most memorable small train trips you can take. Over 100 years old and still running, the gleaming wooden narrow gauge Palma to Soller Train is a popular journey for those looking to soak up the real Mallorca. This is something to take you back in time, and you’d be hard pressed to find any age range that doesn’t enjoy the trip.
Rather overlooked, these caves are a great place to explore whilst in Mallorca. They are less commercial than other caves on the island, and are tucked away in the north east, in the pretty foothills of the Tramuntana Mountains.
When we visited the apartments and rooms at Sa Rota D'en Palerm we were immediately struck by the real warmth and ambience of the place, something that can’t be bought but has been created by the friendly and welcoming owners. If you’re looking for somewhere unpretentious yet gorgeous then this could be the place for you. The owners’ relaxed and caring manner means that nothing is too much trouble and everyone from couples to families are made to feel most welcome.
Palma’s imposing Sa Seu Cathedral is a sight that can’t be missed (& it tends not to be as even those arriving by plane see it on the approach into Mallorca airport!). It is a beautiful sight, and however many times you see this huge Gothic building rising from the sea, it still manages to impress.