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Mallorca, the beautiful Balearic island nestled in the Mediterranean, becomes a melting pot of fervor and tradition during Holy Week. This period, steeped in religious and cultural significance, offers a unique glimpse into deep-rooted customs that have endured over the centuries.

The Menorca Jazz Festival is back and this time it promises a season full of rhythm and melody that you won't want to miss. With its 26th edition on the horizon, this annual musical event has become an integral part of the island's cultural scene, attracting internationally renowned musicians and jazz lovers from all over the world. Here's everything you need to know to immerse yourself in Menorca's vibrant jazz scene.

Mallorca, the jewel of the Mediterranean, is home to a hidden treasure that is destined to be the sensation of 2024: Playa de Muro. This paradisiacal corner presents itself as the perfect destination for those seeking a combination of natural beauty, culture and relaxation at its best. In this blog, we invite you to immerse yourself in the magic of Playa de Muro and explore the reasons why this Balearic treasure should be on your must-see list this year.

Mallorca, the jewel of the Mediterranean, is a melting pot of traditions and celebrations that awaken the island with a unique charm. Among the most beloved festivities is La Revetlla de Sant Antoni, a celebration that lights up the night with fires, music and rituals that connect the past with the present. This event, especially prominent in Muro, offers a unique cultural experience worth discovering.

Mallorca, with its crystal clear waters, golden beaches and breathtaking scenery, stands as the perfect destination for a family vacation. From exciting activities to relaxing moments, the island offers a unique mix that satisfies the desires of every member of the family.

Summer is the perfect time to enjoy live music and vibrant cultural experiences. If you are a music lover looking for a festival that combines renowned artists, spectacular surroundings and an energetic atmosphere, you can't miss the Concert Music Festival in Sancti Petri.

The Feast of Sant Joan in Menorca is one of the most emblematic celebrations of the Balearic island. This festivity, which combines religious and cultural elements, attracts locals and tourists alike. The ritual of this festivity dates back to the 14th century when the Obreria of the saint undertook a pilgrimage on horseback to a small rural hermitage to pay homage to their patron saint.

The arrival of spring brings with it one of the most awaited events in the municipality of Alcúdia, the XVII edition of the Nautical Fair and Mostra Gastronómica de la Sípia in Port d'Alcúdia. This festival, which has been held annually for 17 years, is a celebration that marks the beginning of the spring tourist season in the Alcudia area and attracts thousands of visitors every year.

Mallorca is an incredibly diverse destination that offers something for everyone. With its beautiful climate, crystal blue sea and white sandy beaches, this Mediterranean island is a paradise for sun and sea lovers. But that's not all. Mallorca boasts a wide variety of attractions, from stunning natural landscapes to impressive historical monuments and a vibrant local culture. If you are looking for an exciting and varied holiday destination for your next vacation, Mallorca should be at the top of your list!

Wine is a cultural element that has shaped countless civilizations. At times associated with the wealthy classes, or with the church at other times, today it is a product that accompanies us in almost all festive celebrations, whether for leisure or business.

The island of Mallorca is known for its dreamy beaches and historical heritage, but also for its weekly markets. Every day of the week a market is held in different localities of the island offering products of all kinds, from fresh food to handicrafts and typical products of the Balearic Islands.

Menorca is an island with more than 200 beaches, and among them, you can find some of the best in the Mediterranean. In the south of the island, we find some of the most impressive beaches, ideal to enjoy a day of sun and sea. Here are the 3 best coves in the south of Menorca.

Cádiz is synonymous with quality tourism on all levels. The touristic development of the province began at a time when sustainability was starting to take off, and this has made its coastline one of the most protected in Andalusia.

For many people, doing a sport has become a habit, which many do not want to give up even during their vacations. It is part of their day-to-day life and of leisure time. Therefore, when choosing where to stay, they opt for hotels that able them to practice different sports such as swimming, tennis, cycling, or spending hours in a well-equipped gym to lift weights.

Paguera is a tourist town located to the west of the island of Mallorca and it belongs to the municipality of Calviá. With a population of about 4,000 inhabitants, Paguera is a town with a warm atmosphere that welcomes its visitors with open arms.

Walking along the Alcudian city walls, one enters into the past of Mallorca, gaining an appreciation of how important this city was for the future of the island. In Roman times, when the consul Quintus Caecilius Metellus annexed it to the Roman Empire, the city known then as Pollentia became one of the main destinations in the Mediterranean and the true capital of the Balearic Islands.

Cadiz is not only sea but also mountains. Now and forever. The Pueblos Blancos are a landmark that has made the mountains of Cadiz a unique space, with its own personality, attracting more visitors than any other place in Andalusia.