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August is one of the most popular months to visit Mallorca – but it also brings high temperatures and large numbers of visitors. With our 8 insider tips, you can still experience the island in a relaxed way: from peaceful coves and picturesque villages to magical sunsets, authentic summer festivals, and culinary highlights.
Our Summer Festival on July 11 in Bornheim was a tremendous success. Together with countless guests, we enjoyed an unforgettable day filled with the Mediterranean spirit, carefully selected Mallorcan wines, live music, freshly prepared paella, and relaxed late-night shopping. A heartfelt thank you to everyone who joined us, as well as to our partners and helpers, for making this celebration such a truly special experience.
A tapas evening just like in Palma: 3 tips for recreating that authentic Mallorca vibe at home Does this sound familiar? You’re sitting in a little bar in Palma. In front of you are steaming
Mother’s Day in Mallorca – the “Día de la Madre” – is celebrated in Spain on the first Sunday in May and is a special day filled with warmth, family, and Mediterranean joie de vivre. Instead of rush and big gifts, the focus is on spending time together, enjoying long meals, and sharing genuine closeness. Between sunshine, the sea, and a relaxed way of life, an atmosphere is created that makes the day an unforgettable experience.
