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From October 1 renters of small recreational boats in the Balearics must present a boating license. Critical questions remain: Is enforcement practical, what are the conversion costs — and do the rules actually protect the coasts?
For years non-native snakes have been appearing on Mallorca. Who monitors the import routes, how effectively do authorities and citizens respond, and which steps are needed to protect the island’s sensitive ecosystem?
On your belly across the sea — prone paddling is bringing fresh energy to Mallorca's watersports. Where to start, which spots are suitable, and why island residents benefit.
A street purchase for 10 euros at Playa de Palma led to an arrest. Why a simple joint on holiday can have serious consequences here — and what is missing from the public debate.
Over 2,000 new housing units through repurposing and special rules – sounds like a success. But do they really help people with low to middle incomes? A reality check from Palma and the villages.
An apartment ensemble illegally built for years near Son Bauló is falling into disrepair, largely occupied and creating health and safety risks. A critical assessment with concrete solution proposals from a Mallorca perspective.
The thunderstorm left its mark, but calm returns for the weekend: sun, summer temperatures around 32 °C, isolated showers and ongoing cleanup work shape the island.
From October 1, the Balearic Islands will require a boating license for small rental boats under five meters/15 hp. A tragic accident accelerated the reform — but many gaps remain unresolved.
From October 1 renters of small recreational boats in the Balearics must present a boating license. Critical questions remain: Is enforcement practical, what are the conversion costs — and do the rules actually protect the coasts?
For years non-native snakes have been appearing on Mallorca. Who monitors the import routes, how effectively do authorities and citizens respond, and which steps are needed to protect the island’s sensitive ecosystem?
On your belly across the sea — prone paddling is bringing fresh energy to Mallorca's watersports. Where to start, which spots are suitable, and why island residents benefit.
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Embark on an epic hiking adventure and conquer the mighty Mount Teix, which rises 1,064 metres above sea level. If you t...
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Unique boat excursion along Mallorca's south coast — Es Trenc Beach. Discover the beautiful Es Trenc Beach on a traditio...
Handpicked insider tips and hidden gems known only to locals
Small winery in Binissalem with a family-run character. Recommendations on wines, tastings and how to best plan your visit.
A small, personal winery in Santa Maria del Camí with a clear signature: local grape varieties, limited batches and tastings by appointment.
A small, lively exhibition in Palma: Clovis presents new works about markets, pigs and fish. Perfect for an informal gallery visit.
Intermobel celebrated the launch of its new catalog at the Port d'Andratx showroom: terrace, jazz, Cava and furniture to try out.
A personal look back at the Grand Gourmet Award at Castell Son Claret: eight chefs, 155 guests and a menu that moved through the hotel.
Family business with long-standing experience in Port d'Andratx: construction, renovation, emergency services and home maintenance. Personal advice and transparent quotes.
A small, idiosyncratic producer in Puigverd near Felanitx: hand‑picked Mallorcan wines, farmyard atmosphere, and honest tastings.
An informal sunset meet-up for parents at the OD Portals Sky Bar: great conversations, a relaxed atmosphere and stunning views. Ideal for networking.
Small winery in Binissalem with a family-run character. Recommendations on wines, tastings and how to best plan your visit.
A small, personal winery in Santa Maria del Camí with a clear signature: local grape varieties, limited batches and tastings by appointment.
A small, lively exhibition in Palma: Clovis presents new works about markets, pigs and fish. Perfect for an informal gallery visit.
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