In the northern part of Mallorca, the protected estate at Mortitx offers a blend of thrill and luxury. Home to Vinyes Mortitx, this vineyard offers a selection of unique wines. Beyond the bodega, the imposing landscape boasts an adrenaline-filled hiking trail through rugged terrains, leading to a breathtaking viewpoint atop the sea cliffs of Sa Pesquera des Gat. The challenging trail, while demanding navigation skills, is an adventure that invites daring explorers to conquer its raw, unspoiled wilderness.
A Café with Charles
Pollensa Lifestyle introduces “The Café Interviews,” featuring Charles Nutter of English Radio Pollensa. We chat about his radio journey, philanthropy, and passion for adrenaline. Stay tuned for more remarkable stories.
Why Puerto Pollensa is a runners Paradise
Puerto Pollensa, Mallorca is a runner’s paradise. With everything from the flat coastal road to challenging uphill routes with panorama vistas, there is something suitable for all fitness levels.
The Sant Antoni Fiestas
Sant Antoni, celebrated on January 17th is definately on that list of extraordinary Spanish Fiestas. With everything from musical fireworks in Sa Pobla to the climbing of the “Pi” in Pollensa, it is an island event not to be missed.
Why Mallorca is a wine lovers haven
Mallorca offers more than just beaches and stunning landscapes. Over 70 local wine producers create award-winning wines within a 60km radius. A massive 8 million bottles are produced annually in Mallorca, across diverse terrains. The Fira del Vi wine fair in Pollensa allows visitors to sample the latest creations.
The Ensaïmada: Majorca’s favourite pastry
The ensaïmada is a snail shaped pastry unique to Mallorca. Although its origins are uncertain, it is of great cultural significance. Available in various sizes and often stuffed with cream or even the local cured sausage “Sobrassada”, it is best enjoyed with your morning coffee or as a delicious dessert,
Winter in Mallorca
Mallorca offers more than just summer fun. Winter brings tranquility, seasonal fairs, lush green landscapes and even the odd snow flurry. With mild temperatures and few tourists, it’s the perfect time to sightsee, hike and bike.
All the Fun of the Fair…
Mallorca hosts a diverse array of fairs throughout the year, showcasing the island’s rich culture. These events feature food and beverage themes, artisan stalls, traditional dancing, and more. The annual “Fira del Ram” in Palma marks the start of the fair season, with other notable fairs celebrating almonds, oranges, wine, and more across different villages.
Rainy days in Pollensa Bay
So, the weather has taken a turn for the worst. But don’t fret as there is much to do! Explore the Serra de Tramontana in a hire car, hop on a bus to Palma for a shopping trip. Perhaps a coach trip to the Caves?
Visca Pollença! The battle of the Moors and Christians
During July and August, several towns in the north of Mallorca host lively festivals with open-air concerts and firework displays, but Pollença’s “La Patrona”, is the one that shouldn’t be missed. The celebrations include a spectacular battle reenactment.
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