Mallorca Lifestyle

I love Asian food. The subtle spices, delicate flavours and sweet succulent mouthfuls of tastiness have me craving it for breakfast, lunch and dinner, so you can imagine my excitement when we were invited to new kid on the block, Hakka. Having already been told of it’s amazingness by several …

Think about the most popular wine you know.  It probably comes from a winery with a recognized name that everybody has heard of.  The wine is easily accessible in many countries and it has a reasonable price.  The reputation of the wine is quite solid and every year the wine …

While she was finishing her studies Business Management in Madrid, he was working in the hospitality sector in Paris and Hawaii. Shortly after, they met during their travels to Australia, where they fell in love with nature, the ocean and each other.  Since then, Sandra (29, from Mallorca) and John …

I have recently been to Joe’s relocated swanky new clinic space in Port Calanova…  with parking onsite and being located in Sant Agustine, it is really handy for anyone living or working in the Palma Area. I have been seeing Joe on and off for a few years – in …

Whilst continually searching for new wines, we have become increasingly fascinated by the smaller wine regions of Spain. The international focus is now on the whole of Spain and this is very beneficial for small wine growers all over the country.  From the old Garnacha plants in the mountains near …

Nestled on a street in the heart of Palma, only a stone’s throw from the marina and shopping streets of this ancient city is one of gastromy’s worst kept secrets. The delectable C’an Toni is never far from anyone’s lips when visitors and residents alike are looking for somewhere to …

The place to dine and dance the night away! Hotel Saratoga is synonymous with Palma. I remember it being one of the top items list of things you must do when I first arrived on the island six years ago, and if you speak to anyone who has been here for …

What can school students learn during a week aboard a research vessel?  This year our Changemaker Champions, a group of young people from Bellver International College, boarded the mighty Toftevaag together with their teacher Maria-José to find that out! They recently came back to shore, and needless to say, we wanted …

As a traveller visiting Mallorca for the first time, you might assume that the majority of people think of Mallorca as a destination for enjoying long, sunny days by the pool or on one of the vast number of different beaches, followed by late nights eating and drinking.  They may …

The first thing that you notice as you walk through the door of Santa Catalina darling, Nuru, is the feeling of cool, calm tranquillity. Even the open kitchen seems more like a perfectly choreographed ballet than a frantic cauldron where the magic is made. I suspect that isn’t exactly the …