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Do you belong to that group of people who checks out where to get a decent cup of coffee before anything else at your holiday destination? Well, you will love Majorca! Not only will you love the island’s diversity, natural beauty, beach clubs, old towns and scenic drives, but a true coffee fan will love the specialty coffee in Majorca. There are so many cool coffee cafes and breweries where you can be sure the coffee is excellent. Here’s a selection of our favourites: 1) La Molienda Credit: lamoliendapalma on Instagram La Molienda roasts their own coffee beans on-site. This fabulous cafe was started by the 3 friends Majo, Miguel and Tony. These guys know coffee alright! Located in the heart of Palma, you will want to come in here every morning for your daily caffeine shot. Oh, and their smoothie bowls are as delicious as they are beautiful. 2)…

We love Majorca’s beaches and clubs but don’t forget about the amazing hiking trails! Majorca, one of the Balearic Islands in Spain, is a paradise for hikers and nature lovers. Rocky gorges and scenic valleys in the impressive Sierra de Tramuntana mountain range, beautiful coves and paths along the coastline, you can just keep on hiking, you’ll never get enough of Majorca’s unparalleled beauty. These are some of the best hikes in Majorca: Soller Credit: Heather Cowper on Flickr This is one of the most popular areas in Majorca to go hiking with lush valleys and picturesque little towns around Soller in Sierre de Tramuntana. There is a 7,6 km loop trail you can take. It’s beautiful and not too difficult at all. The hike takes 2 to 3 hours, starting at Soller train station. Along the way, you will see pretty towns such as Fornaiux and Biniaraix. You can…

Are you planning to rent a car and go explore the island on your own account this upcoming trip to Mallorca? Good on you! Renting a car is the best way to explore this beautiful island. Are you staying in Pollensa? This blog will tell you everything you need to know about Pollensa car rental. Do you really need a car? Well, the answer to this question really depends on what kind of holiday you are after. No, a car is not essential if you are planning most of your time on the beach. However, if you are more of an explorer and you want to discover hidden coves and secret bays, you better rent a car! If you want to stay in the area, another option is to rent a bicycle but if you want to see everything Majorca has to offer, we recommend renting a car. What do…

There is more to Majorca than beautiful beaches and epic beach clubs. Are you tired of beach holidays or do you want more than beaches and water fun? Majorca is blessed with a stunning coastline but there is so much more to see and do. Hiking trails, museums, vineyards, caves markets and more. These are some wonderful things to do that don’t involve the beach in Majorca: 1. Visit Santa Catalina in Palma de Majorca Sana Catalina in Palma de Majorca is a colourful neighbourhood with traditional fishermen’s houses and balconies overflowing with flowers. It’s a wonderful place to stroll around and you can take stunning photos. These days, Santa Catalina is quite a hip area with plenty of charming cafes and restaurants to try out. While you are there, make sure to visit the Mercat de Santa Catalina. It’s the oldest food market in Palma bursting with colours and…