While the UK shivers in late winter's chill, Mallorca too wears a white blanket – but not of snow. It's the blossom of the island's four-million-plus almond trees, currently at the peak of their ...

What do you eat in Palma? Tapas, tapas, tapas anywhere you can get it where the menu s chalked up in Spanish, rather than in a plastic portfolio in five different languages. This bite-size Palma ...

Perched in the hills above Palma, Son Vida has long held its crown as Mallorca’s most prestigious address. With sweeping views over the Bay of Palma, championship golf courses on your doorstep, and ...

A UNESCO World Heritage site, Serra de Tramuntana ("mountains of the north wind") are located on Mallorca's northern coast and offer travelers the chance to hike, cycle or drive through a landscape of ...