Mallorcan food: the typical dishes to try
A local’s guide to Mallorcan cuisine: pa amb oli, tumbet, frit, arròs brut, sopes, ensaïmada, gató d’ametlla and sobrassada, and where to try them near Colònia de Sant Jordi.
A local’s guide to Mallorcan cuisine: pa amb oli, tumbet, frit, arròs brut, sopes, ensaïmada, gató d’ametlla and sobrassada, and where to try them near Colònia de Sant Jordi.
A realistic week-long budget for the south of Mallorca: accommodation, food, car hire, the tourist tax and activities, with sample budgets by type of traveller.
Premium guide to Cala Màrmols, one of Mallorca’s most unspoilt coves: turquoise water, no services, reached only on foot (~2h from the Ses Salines lighthouse), by track or by boat. Route, what to bring and warnings.
Premium guide to Cala Pi: a sandy beach at the end of a cliff-lined ravine, with a 17th-century watchtower, fishermen’s boat huts and turquoise water. How to get there, parking, the steps and snorkelling.
Guide to Cala Santanyí: a sandy beach with all the services, ideal for families, and the Es Pontàs viewpoint, the spectacular natural rock arch. How to get there and tips.
Guide to Cala s’Almunia: a rocky cove with fishermen’s huts and crystal-clear water, one of the best in the south for snorkelling. How to get there, water shoes and local tips.
Guide to Cala Llombards: white sand and clear water, a beach bar and a summer lifeguard, free parking and the long descent. Ideal for families and snorkelling.
A practical guide to renting a car in Mallorca: where and when to book, how to understand the insurance and the excess, the fuel policy, documents and common mistakes.
Full guide to Caló des Moro: how to get there and park (from Cala Llombards, 20-25 min on foot), the descent, when to go to avoid the crowds and a local’s tips.
The truth about going to Es Trenc by boat from Colònia: there is no docking (it is a protected beach), but there are the best trips in the south — Cabrera and coastal cruises.