Located at the meeting point of the Mediterranean Sea and Atlantic Ocean in the very south of Spain, the Costa de la Luz has played a remarkable role in European history over the centuries. It is home to some of Spain’s most impressive Roman ruins at Baelo Claudia and to …
When considering where to stay in Lanzarote, visitors are presented with quite a range of options across this unique Canary Island. Located just 125km from the African coast and over 1000km from mainland Spain, Lanzarote’s distinctive volcanic landscape and year-round mild climate attract millions of sun-seeking tourists annually. Despite its …
During the 1730’s the most notorious event in the island’s history took place when devastating volcanic eruptions took place over a period of nearly six years. Within an area of only eight square kilometres between twenty five and thirty volcanoes erupted, creating the area now known as the Timanfaya National …
Located approximately 70 kilometers east of Palma de Mallorca, Cala Bona is a picturesque holiday resort on Mallorca’s north-east coast. The town was once a cluster of fishermen’s cottages surrounding a small harbour which has developed into a charming holiday destination for families and peace-seeking tourists. Cala Bona is connected …
Cala Millor is the largest and most popular resort on the east coast of Mallorca. It is more high rise than anywhere else nearby but development hasn’t been over the top tending to grow outwards rather than upwards. It is very much a family resort with a golden sandy beach …
The Palma to Sóller train journey is one of Mallorca’s most popular tourist attractions. It is a vintage train which travels from Palma de Mallorca to Sóller on the island’s north coast. The origins of the Tren de Sóller date back to the early 20th century when Sóller was thriving …
Mallorca is best known as one of the Mediterranean’s most popular summer holiday destinations. Whilst its lively holiday resorts, stunning beaches and glorious weather are its main attractions, this Balearic gem has so much more to offer. From thrilling adventure parks to cultural experiences and from wine tourism to cave …
The Caves of Drach are located in the charming seaside resort of Porto Cristo on the east coast of Mallorca. Discovered in the 1930s, this spectacular cave structure is also home to four underground lakes. There are coach excursions from resorts all over the island to see the Caves of …
There are 24 Mallorca golf courses of which 21 of them open to non-members. World-class golf courses include the iconic Golf de Son Gual which has been consistently ranked as one of the best golf courses in Spain. Other notable courses include Golf Son Muntaner, Golf Son Quint and Golf …