Had a big night out in Magaluf or Palma? Discover practical ways to recover from a hangover in Mallorca, from hydration and rest to knowing when it may be time to seek medical attention.
In August 2026, Mallorca will witness one of the most extraordinary natural events of the decade: a total solar eclipse at sunset. In this guide, local experts share everything you need to know — from exact timings and the best viewing locations to why watching the eclipse from the sea may be the ultimate experience.
Discover the best Mallorca excursions for solo travellers, from scenic boat trips and island tours to cultural and food experiences. Explore Mallorca safely, easily and without needing a car.
Mallorca temperatures by month, including average highs and lows, sunshine hours, and rainfall. Find out the best time to visit based on weather and activities. Plus, get local tips on what to pack and the best things to do in each season!
Looking for a Mallorca map that’s actually useful? Local experts share unique Mallorca maps with beaches, hidden corners, tourist crowds, driving distances and the best areas to stay to help you explore the island smarter.
How to get to Formentor? Are the roads closed? Are there traffic restrictions? Will I get a fine? Find different alternatives and options to visit Formentor Beach and Formentor Lighthouse, from ferries to organized excursions, public bus, rental car…
January in Mallorca marks the beginning of the year with a particular charm. The Balearic island is tinged with a calm and serene atmosphere, inviting you to explore its natural wonders and discover the authenticity of its villages and landscapes.
Trying to decide between Mallorca or Menorca for your next holiday? In this guide, we compare both Balearic islands in terms of beaches, atmosphere, activities, costs, and the type of traveller each one suits best. Discover which island matches your travel style — and how you can even experience both on the same trip.
The most complete article to find out what things to do in Mallorca on your holiday. Plenty of suggestions from local experts to inspire you: villages, beaches, excursions…
Wondering what language they speak in Mallorca? In this guide, we explain the official languages of the island — Spanish and Catalan — the local dialect Mallorquín, and whether English is enough for your holiday. You’ll also find practical communication tips, useful local expressions, and advice to help you feel confident and connected during your stay in Mallorca.
If you like beaches, and you want to discover Mallorca’s best beaches, we have created a guide with information about some of the best beaches in Mallorca that you can visit. There are for all tastes: charming beaches, hidden beaches, nudist beaches, extensive sandbanks, dreamlike coves…
