Ever dreamt of escaping to a charming Mediterranean town nestled in the heart of Majorca? Look no further than Soller, a hidden gem that’s about to become your new favourite holiday spot. Whether you’re travelling with the kids, your other half, or a group of mates, this all-in-one guide has got you covered. From sun-soaked beaches to mouth-watering tapas, we’ll show you the best of what Soller has to offer. What to Do in Soller Nestled in a lush valley filled with orange trees and surrounded by the majestic UNESCO World Heritage-listed Tramuntana Mountains lies Soller. And thanks to its picturesque natural setting, charming old town, and deeply rich history, there are endless exciting things to see and do in Soller. You can even use it as your base to explore the surrounding towns and villages tucked within the mountains and the stunning beaches stretching along the coast. The town…
With its beautiful beaches, quaint villages and stunning landscapes, Majorca is certainly a dream destination. However, your trip to Majorca might become a nightmare if you go there during the wrong time. But don’t sweat it, that will never happen — because we’ve written up the ultimate guide on when the best (and worst) times to visit Majorca is. We’ll look at weather, crowds, prices and events so you can easily decide when to book those flights and make the most of your holiday in paradise. With our insider tips, planning your vacay to Majorca will be a walk in the park. Photo by Yves Alarie on Unsplash The Best Time to Visit Majorca: Spring If you want to experience Majorca at its best, spring season is the best time to visit the island. In April and May, the winter rains have ended and the temperatures are comfortable, typically ranging…
If you’re looking to recharge and reconnect with nature, a finca holiday will offer you just that! Rather than the usual resort experience, you’ll be staying in a traditional countryside estate, surrounded by olive groves, vineyards and citrus orchards. Sounds amazing, huh? Well, enough convincing and let’s give you what you what you’re looking for. In this article, we’ll walk you through the best fincas in Majorca to rent for your next holiday. Why Should You Stay in a Finca in Majorca? Fincas offer a rustic and charming alternative to hotels, with thick stone walls, wooden beams, and tiled floors. Many fincas have been lovingly restored while retaining their original character, giving them that je-ne-sais-quoi you won’t find in any hotel. You’ll often find antique furniture, log burners, and pretty courtyards. If you’re looking for an authentic slice of Majorcan life on your next holiday, then you should definitely stay…
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Ibiza truly calls out to you with its vibrant energy, stunning coastlines, and electrifying nights! Whether you’re after tranquil coves, fascinating history, or pulsating parties, knowing how to navigate the beautiful White Isle is absolutely crucial to having an enjoyable holiday here and hitting all the best spots to post on the Gram. So fasten your seatbelts, friends, as we explore the various ways to travel around Ibiza. Types of Transportation in Ibiza Photo by Jessica Furtney on Unsplash Car Rental For those who strive to be as independent as possible, a car rental is a big yes. There are tonnes of top-notch services around the island and most are genuinely great. Usually you can select your own pickup spot or even get them to deliver the motor to wherever you need it. Or if you’re staying at one of our villas in Ibiza, just call the amazing concierge crew…
Discovering the enchanting island of Mallorca is a dream come true for every kind of traveler. In this comprehensive guide, we created a list of the best places to stay in Mallorca, curated to match your preferences and interests. Palma de Mallorca Palma de Mallorca Wikipedia Palma de Mallorca is an idyllic place to visit and an excellent destination for a luxurious holiday. It boasts a rich cultural heritage, with the magnificent Cathedral of Santa Maria of Palma (La Seu) being one of the largest churches in Spain. There is something for everyone to explore, from art galleries, theaters, and nightclubs to excellent restaurants and shopping options. Enjoy the convenience of multiple transportation options and an extensive selection of accommodations, from budget hostels to boutique hotels and luxurious villas. It will never be difficult to decide where to stay in Palma de Mallorca. Magaluf Magaluf Wikipedia Located in the southwest…
Sunset gazing should be a top priority on any island holiday! It’s free, it’s magical and you get to take amazing photos. Well, we’ve made it easy for you to know where to go for the best sunsets in Mallorca. Travel around the island and go see the sunset every day if you can. These are some of the best sunset spots on the island: Cap de Formentor Credit: karcia1104 on Instagram Cap de Formentor sits right on the northwestern corner of Mallorca and it is arguably the best place to watch the sunset on the island of Mallorca. The peninsula of Cap Formentor is 20 kilometres long with dramatic cliffs and mesmerizing views of Serra de Tramuntana and the ocean. The lighthouse at Cap de Formentor is a popular spot for sunset gazing as well as watching the sunrise. It can get crowded. Be on time and bring your…
With high-end shopping places and cute little boutiques where you can buy beautiful and unique items to bring home with you from your island holiday, Mallorca is a dream destination for shopaholics. It’s all happening in Palma de Mallorca – the capital of this famous island of Spain. Full of beautiful old town squares and picturesque cobbled streets, shopping in Palma de Mallorca is a wonderful experience for everyone. Here are some places to check out: Passeig del Borne Credit: Wikimedia Commons Also known as ‘the golden mile of Palma’, Passeig del Borne is where you need to be for high-end shopping and designer boutiques. It’s the most important shopping hot spot in Palma located in the old town, just above the cathedral. Rialto Living is the most famous store to shop for exclusive clothing, art and interiors. Rouge Mallorca is a grand luxury store where you’ll find brands such…
So you’re thinking of planning a trip to Ibiza? Whether it’s for a family holiday, a girl’s getaway or a lad’s weekend, picking the right time to go is crucial. Summertime in Ibiza is legendary, but peak season also brings crowds and high prices. Going during shoulder season or off-season for a more relaxed vibe can also be ideal, with lower costs too. Wherever you’re coming from and whoever you’re going with, this guide will give you the lowdown on the best (and worst) times to visit Ibiza. Photo by Sebastian Coman Travel on Unsplash When is the busy season in Ibiza? The summer months of June through August are Ibiza’s peak tourist season. Nightclubs and bars are open, the weather is hot, and the island is buzzing with activity. While the energy is fun, the crowds can be overwhelming, so prepare for longer queue lines. Hotel rates and flights…
If you’re looking for a peaceful retreat from Ibiza’s party scene, agroturismo is the way to go. You’ll be in the quiet countryside, away from the hustle and bustle of the clubs and bars. Instead, you’ll be falling asleep under the stars and waking up to birds chirping instead of thumping basslines. Ibiza’s agroturismo accommodations blend rural relaxation with high-end amenities. In this article, we’ll explain what agroturismo is and recommend the best villas in Ibiza for your next nature retreat. What Is Agroturismo? Agroturismo combines agricultural life with a luxury vacation experience. Instead of a typical resort, you’ll stay at a rural estate, farmhouse or country villa, enjoying homegrown food and wine while learning about local farming traditions. You might see farmers tending to olive groves, vineyards or vegetable patches during your stay. Some even offer farm-to-table dining and activities like horse riding, cycling or yoga. It’s a chance…