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Palma De Mallorca

By: Jan Kanty | 2010-09-30 | Vacations
Mallorca is the capital of Palma, an island situated in the Balearic Islands. The island has had inhabitants ever since antiquity. There are still traces - burial chambers from the Paleolithic period that can be visited today. The island was even inhabited by the Romans around 120 BC; it is in this period that Mallorca blossomed. Salt mining, olive cultivation and even viticulture, have all led to what Mallorca is today. read more

Mallorca Travel: The West Coast And The Capital Of Palma De Mallorca

By: Susanne Pacher | 2010-10-05 | Travel & Leisure
Our location in Palma Nova on the western bay of Palma was very convenient with one exception: several of the hotel guests came home between 3 and 6 am in various states of inebriation and were hollering loudly to each other. Their incomprehensible utterings reverberated in the concrete hallways and inevitably woke me up. Just as I was ready to fall asleep again, another group of "��lager louts"�� was coming in and making their presence known to everyone. read more

Mallorca Travel: Sant Elm, Sa Dragonera, Galilea And An Evening Stroll In Palma De Mallorca

By: Susanne Pacher | 2010-10-05 | Travel & Leisure
My stomach problems of yesterday had disappeared and I felt as good as new on this gorgeous late May morning. An early highlight of the day was the breakfast on our large balcony in the Torrenova Aparthotel complex. Although the hotel itself is somewhat outdated and not particularly fancy, our view over the Mediterranean was simply precious. read more

The Spanish Canary Island La Palma

By: saschkeesk | 2011-01-01 | Travel & Leisure
La Palma has distinctive coordinates read more

Mallorca Travel: Exploring Port De Sóller And Palmanova

By: Susanne Pacher | 2010-10-05 | Travel & Leisure
We had thoroughly enjoyed our drive through the Tramuntana mountain region yesterday and our discoveries in the town of Sóller. After a restful night of sleep I got up at 8 am and walked to the main house of our rural hotel, Finca Ca"��s Sant, to use their Internet connection. Then it was time for an outdoor breakfast on the terrace of our hotel, surrounded by palm trees. Fresh croissants, yoghurt, home-made orange marmalade and an egg were waiting for me. read more

Mallorca Travel: Exploring Port de Sóller and Palmanova

By: Susanne Pacher | 2010-10-06 | Travel & Leisure
Travel & Tourism We had thoroughly enjoyed our drive through the Tramuntana mountain region yesterday and our discoveries in the town of Sóller. After a restful night of sleep I got up at 8 am and walked to the main house of our rural hotel, Finca Ca’s Sant, to use their Internet connection. Then it was time for an outdoor breakfast on the terrace of our hotel, surrounded by palm trees. Fresh croissants, yoghurt, home-made orange marmalade and an egg were waiting for me. My breakfast also included a traditional Mallorcan specialty: pamboli (literally translated: bread and oil), which are slices of fres... read more

Mallorca Shopper's and Diner's Heaven

By: Lek Boonlert | 2011-09-05 | Destinations
Mallorca has to be one of the most popular tourist destinations in Spain. Well… it is not actually in Spain proper! The island is found off the eastern coastline of Spain, within the Mediterranean Sea, just a few hours away. read more

Car Rental Services In Mallorca, Spain

By: tony hoare | 2012-03-19 | Travel Tips
Mallorca is a small island belonging to the country of Spain, which is situated in the Mediterranean Sea. There is actually a lot of demand of rented cars in Mallorca, as this is the safest as well as the most convenient option of traveling and touring around the city. read more

Mallorca Travel: Exploring Northern Mallorca: Alaro, Bunyola, Valdemossa And Folklore At La Granja

By: Susanne Pacher | 2010-10-05 | Travel & Leisure
After a tasty home-made breakfast on the balcony of my studio apartment in Port d"��Alcudia I was ready to head out for a full day of explorations. Somehow, the northern mountainous part of Mallorca has an almost magical spell on me. I had already spent the major part of my entire first week on this island in the northern Tramuntana Mountains, and I just had to go back there today. read more

Top 10 Things to Do in Mallorca

By: Derek Rogers | 2010-03-29 | Destinations
Have you ever wondered what to do on your Holiday in Mallorca. Read on to find out what Mallorca has to offer. read more

Beach Galore At Mallorca

By: Allisha Merry | 2010-10-08 | Travel & Leisure
The Island of Majorca is also known as Mallorca with a small population of only 581,564. read more

Mallorca Travel: A Visit To The Castell De Bellver And A Drive East To Inca And Alcudia

By: Susanne Pacher | 2010-10-05 | Travel & Leisure
After five great days in my temporary home in the Western Bay of Palma it was now time to relocate and have a closer look at the eastern side of island. I needed to check out today and move into my next apartment in Port d"��Alcudia. I packed my suitcase and left the Terranova Aparthotel complex which had been a great location to explore the western and northern side of the island. read more

Villas in Mallorca and places to visit

By: Porsche Klinger | 2011-11-20 | Destinations
Are you looking for VILLAS IN MALLORCA? It is an excellent holiday destination, the biggest of the Balearic Islands which are members of Spain; also it’s probably the most visited islands in Europe. That doesn’t imply that it’s likely to be too busy either, as you will find a wide variety of locations in Mallorca to visit. read more

Mallorca Travel: The Vintage Train To Soller And Mallorca's North Coast

By: Susanne Pacher | 2010-10-05 | Travel & Leisure
I woke up to another day of gorgeous sunshine and took a seat on our spacious balcony at the Torrenova Aparthotel complex. The surrounding view of the Mediterranean was astounding and I still could not believe that we had lucked out with this beautifully located water-front hotel after booking it extremely inexpensively over the Internet. read more

Visitting Santanyi Market to experience Traditional Mallorca

By: Dipika Patel | 2010-08-28 | Destinations
It is an ideal idea for you to visit Santanyi Market to enjoy the real taste of Spain on your holiday to Mallorca. Here, you can mingle with the natives and experience the hustle and bustle. Actually, you might love to visit its beautiful beaches. However, if you prefer steerong clear of other for a moment, visiting the market would bring you a perfect image of the Spanish way of life. read more