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Hotel de Puig in Deia has one of the best views on the island. Mountain and sea views in the distance and in walking distance to the bubbly village with all its quality restaurants and bars. Deià, a spot long popular with artists for its tranquillity. It has 2 swimming pools, fine views and free Wi-Fi. The rooms are decorated in a rustic style with traditional furniture. All are equipped with air conditioning and satellite TV. WHY DO WE LIKE THIS HOTEL? Luxury Boutique Hotel / 4-Star hotel / Authentic with a Modern twist / In the historic centre of Deià / Near other well-visited destinations on the island. HOTEL DES PUIG **** | DEIÀ, MALLORCA | ”BEAUTIFUL MOUNTAIN AND VILLAGE VIEWS” .

This Finca Hotel Rural Es Turó is located close to the beach Es Trenc but has a rural feel and is located in the Mallorcan countryside. It has an outdoor swimming pool, a garden and a chillout area with views over Cabrera Island and the sea. Es Turó is well located for Es Trenc, Es Dolç and Calla Llombarts beaches. Guests receive a 10% discount on day trips to the National Park on Cabrera Island. There is free parking on site. WHY DO WE LIKE THIS HOTEL? Close to Es Trenc and other beaches / 4-Star hotel / Mallora Country Side / Near other well-visited destinations on the island / Spa Hotel / Good Food FINCA HOTEL RURAL ES TURÓ **** | SES SALINES, MALLORCA | ”CLOSE TO ES TRENC BEACH”

Finca Sestelrica near Arta is a modern boutique farm hotel in a traditional Mallorcan country house. Located on top of a hill with views of the Mallorcan landscape, Finca Sestelrica is located in Artá. It features an outdoor pool and a garden. Finca Sestelrica is set on a old, traditional Mallorcan country house and offers a buffet breakfast with local ingredients prepared by a local cook. Once a week, a traditional meal is also prepared by the local cook for dinner. All guest rooms at the farm stay come with a seating area and a flat-screen TV with satellite channels and a desk. There is a minibar and free WiFi. The private bathroom has free toiletries. The area is popular for cycling, hiking and golfing. Cala Ratjada is 17 km from the farm stay, while Cala Millor is 8 km from the property. The nearest airport is Palma de Mallorca Airport, 55 km from the property. WHY DO WE LIKE THIS HOTEL? Country side / Close to nice beaches / Luxury Boutique Hotel / 4-Star hotel / Elegantly designed rooms / Modern comfort / Local Food FINCA SESTELRICA **** | ARTÁ, MALLORCA | ”EXCELLENT LOCATION TO ENJOY PEACE AND QUIET”

Set in what was once a Moorish farmhouse, the Alqueria Blanca has been renovated in a style which respects the building’s typical Majorcan heritage whilst providing the maximum comfort for its guests. Located in the island’s picturesque interior, this small hotel provides an idyllic rural retreat. You can seek relaxation in its ornately-tiled outdoor swimming pool and beautiful tended gardens, dotted with traditional Spanish fountains and varieties of flower indigenous to Majorca WHY DO WE LIKE THIS HOTEL? Agrotourism / Stunning views / 4-Star hotel / Country side / History / Near other well-visited destinations on the island. AGROTURISMO ALQUERIA BLANCA **** | BUNYOLA, MALLORCA | ”ANCIENT MOORISH FARMHOUSE”

Admire Miró's sculptures and paintings inside his Mallorca studios. Across four unique spaces, enjoy the process of Joan Miró's artistic endeavors during his time in Mallorca. Step inside Sert Studio and the preserved rural house, Son Boter – creative spaces where time has stood still – plus, see the fluid blending of art and architecture at the Moneo Building. Besides Miró's paintings, which often go against conventional techniques; visitors can also enjoy his large-scale sculptures and the warm Mediterranean climate in the surrounding gardens. Uncover the influences that shaped Miró's work during his 27 years of living in Mallorca Step foot inside the two main studios where one of the 20th century's most eminent artists created his pieces Trace the artistic evolution of Miró and see the unusual marks and methods he used on the canvas. TICKETS FOR FUNDACIÓ MIRÓ MALLORCA: SKIP THE LINE | 1 DAY | PALMA DE MALLORCA What's included: Skip-the-line admission to the Miró Mallorca Foundation / Free WiFi on-site / Free parking What is not included: Languages spoken: NA Click ‘ Contact Ana ’ for more details and to check the availability of the activity that we from Mallorca Travels selected for you on Mallorca island.

Mallorca offers all kinds of possibilities for health care from public health centers to private clinics. Read on and find out more about health and safety on Mallorca. Health Care + Emergencies on Mallorca Before you leave home, it’s wise to check with your health- and travel insurance at home what they do cover and what not. When you are on the island, you can go to local health centers for health care. You will need to show them your health insurance, and most probably pay cash for the received treatment. You can also visit private clinics for health care. In general you’ll be helped quicker, but it will also cost more. In case of COVID-19, you can also contact the Balearic health Service on 902 079 079 , +34 971437079 , or call 061 in the event of more serious symptoms. For all other emergencies (Police, Ambulance + Fire), you can phone 122. TIP | Check IB-SALUT.com in case you wish to know more about health care and emergencies on Mallorca or for emergencies numbers on Mallorca, check Mallorca.org. Covid-19 Rules + Regulations Illesbalears.travel gives you a good overview of most Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) about COVID-19 on the Balearic Islands, which Mallorca is part of. Their information on recommendations and measures can help you plan your trip and ensure you visit us with all safety guarantees in place. More Rules & Regulations on Mallorca Whenever you’re spending time in another country than your own, you’ll notice that there’s a different etiquette on what’s proper behaviour and what’s allowed and what’s not. And in some cases, this isn’t always obvious. What to do? Do as the locals do and/or read up on local etiquette. Mallorca in general has a lot of rules & regulations , and there’re too many to name them all. One important one though for men especially, is that t-shirts need to stay on. Only on the beach, you’re allowed to take t-shirts off, but in the towns and villages, clothes need to be on and you need to be properly dressed. Women included. We couldn’t find a proper list of what rules & fines are out there, but we would like to warn you that fines are high on Mallorca. The best thing to do? Respect the island customs on what’s accepted and proper behaviour. So, at least no nudity in public, no drinking in public and no noise pollution.

Life has a different pace on Mallorca. Most shops and businesses are usually open from Monday until Saturday and some are even open on Sunday mornings. Sunday is normally the day to be with family and friends as well as on the many festive days ( Fiestas and public holidays ) that Spain has throughout the year. What we think is best? Surrender to the local pace. Live life like a local and adjust to the daily routine by following the rhythm of the island, that includes the Spanish mealtimes. Spanish Mealtimes Depending on what season you visit Mallorca, it’s best to start your daily early and see the sun rise and enjoy its warmth when it’s still doable in the morning. And it’s best to follow the Spanish meal times in case you’d like to live life like a local, mingle with the local community and not go hungry ;)! 1 - Life here begins with a coffee and something sweet for breakfast. When you go to local bars, you will see that breakfast is served often as early as 7:00 AM until 12:00 PM. Breakfast ( el desayuno ) is often a coffee & croissant or a ‘tostada con tomate’ (roasted bread with chopped tomatoes, salt + olive oil). 2 - Around 10:00 is the time that you will find people gathering at a bar for a ‘Pa amb oli’ ( bread with oil). You say [Pamboli] and it comes in all kinds of variations, not only with tomatoes and olive oil. 3 - Between 12:00-16:00 it’s time for lunch ( el amuerzo ) and the best deal is to get a daily menu at one of the local (Spanish owned and run) restaurants. You can find these menus for as little as €9.50 and you will get a 3-course meal with water or wine for that price. 4 - Around 17:00 it’s not time for dinner, but an afternoon bite like a coffee + cake . At around 20:00 people often gather for drinks and some tapas after work, as work finishes around this time. 5 - Dinner ( La Cena ) is served later at night and often after 21:30. This can be a whole meal for dinner again, or something light like a soup, salad or some tapas. 6- If you still have some energy left, you can join the local crowd for some stronger copas & spirits after 23:00 and onwards.

Business hours and opening hours of shops in Spain and on Mallorca are different from for example in most northern European countries. Read on and find out more about business hours in Spain. Opening hours shops on Mallorca In general, most shops are closed during the afternoon, however bigger stores like the bigger supermarkets can be open during the day and most shops are open on the weekends and even Sunday morning until 12:00 PM. It’s advisable to check the opening hours of shops you wish to go to before you go . Or visit them either in the morning in between 9:30-12:00 or in the afternoon in between 17:00-20:00. Only do know that these opening hours vary per shop. Spain also has various festivities and celebrations, and on these festive days most shops will most certainly also be closed. Where can you best check the opening hours? On the door of the shop itself, since websites aren’t always up-to-date. And phoning them in advance can be an idea too, as answering emails often seems to take quite some time in Spain, if they are answered at all. This is not to be negative, it’s just what we have noticed ourselves on what works and what doesn’t.

Son Brull Hotel & Spa is a 5-star hotel near Pollencá and it’s nestled in the foothills of Northern Mallorca’s Tramuntana mountains, near the charming town of Pollença. In keeping with its past life as an 18th century Jesuit monastery, this unique family-owned property continues to welcome guests in search of peace and solace in beautiful natural surroundings. And Son Brull Rural Sanctuary is one of the island’s most luxurious 5-star boutique hotels. WHY DO WE LIKE THIS HOTEL? Luxury Hotel & Spa / 5-Star Hotel / Original architectural details with contemporary design / Interesting historical building / Gourmet dining / Prime location near Tramuntana mountains & Mallorca’s sandy beaches SON BRULL HOTEL & SPA ***** | POLLENÇA, MALLORCA | ”PEACE AND SOLACE”

Son Malero is a 3-star hotel in Calviá is the south of Mallorca and it’s near the city Palma de Mallorca, yet the hotel gives a complete country feeling. Beaches and hiking trails in the surrounding Tramuntana Mountains are nearby as well as the capital city of the island, in shor; Palma. The hotel features a seasonal outdoor pool and gym, and offers superb mountain and forest views. And it’s a 10-minute walk from the village Calvía and a 10-minute drive from Palmanova Beach and Santa Ponsa Golf Course. The hotel offers free on-site parking. WHY DO WE LIKE THIS HOTEL? Beautiful stone house on the countryside / 3-Star Hotel / Air-conditioned room / Free on-site parking / Seasonal Outdoor Pool / Gym / Mountain and forest views / Close to the village of Calvía / Nearby Palma de Mallorca. SON MALERO HOTEL *** | CALVÍA, MALLORCA | ”COUNTRYSIDE FEELING”

This 7 day package let you stay at some of our favorite holistic accommodations. Places of love, in nature where fresh organic food is served, where you can practice yoga and relax in a calm environment. Family friendly. Day 1: Arrival Palma de Mallorca Today you arrive in Mallorca. One of us will welcome you at the airport and assist with collecting your rental car. We will go briefly through your itinerary. Then you are set to go and drive to your first hotel, which is located just outside of the buzzling little town of Esporles in between the mountains. Agro Turismo Can Torna is set in an old finca that breaths history. In this green setting you can start to relax and unwind. Welcome to Mallorca! Day 2: Explore Esporles and surroundings Today you can start the day with a small hike if you are up for it. From town there are several routes in the area. You can also take a drive down to the Playa Puerto des Canonge for a dip in the sea, or visit the nearby family run small winery of Es Verger .  Or drive the schenic coastal road all the way up to Port de Sóller and stop at Deià, Valldemossa and Sóller. Overnight at Can Torna . Day 3: Palma Feel like city life? Take a drive down to Palma de Mallorca and stroll around the old town, visit the cathedral, Bellver Castle, visit the art galleries, good restaurants and authentic shops. We can also book you a guided biking or walking city tour in Palma de Mallorca. Overnight in Can Torna. Day 4: Porreres Check out from the hotel and drive via a scenic route through the middle of the island to the other side and check in at your Casa Wald . This guest house offers its residents a home to experience the slow and fulfilling lifestyle that they cultivate in their oasis. “We want our guests to come down and enjoy the coexistence and tranquility here, sharing our beautiful oasis, the vegetables we grow ourselves, our home-cooked food, fine natural wines and the general atmosphere. Use our house and its wonderful surroundings to recharge your batteries, exchange ideas, be creative or just to be.” Day 5: Explore de East Coast Time for a drive through the beautiful countryside of Mallorca. There are so many calas (beaches) on the East Coast but in peak season they can be crowded and dirty. Our favourite place is Portocolom, a more quiet place without flats and mass tourism. Drive up to the Blue Bar and have a swim. Stroll through town for lunch along the waterside or drive to Terra Gust  for an organic lunch under the fruit trees. If you feel more like a long stretched beach we recommend to go to Es Trenc or visit Cala Pi, an instafamous beach. For the more chilly days take a drive or hike up to Sant Salvador and stroll through the cute streets of Santanyí. Overnight in Casa Wald. Day 6: Explore the Northern highlights We suggest you start your day with an e-step tour   and visit 5 small mountain villages around Selva. Or drive up to Formentor beach and view points (make sure you arrive before 10 a.m. otherwise they close of the road). Wine lovers could drive up to Restaurant Es Guix  for lunch and visit Mortitx winery afterwards and enjoy breathtaking views high up in the mountains. Hikers could also explore the area around Lake Cuber and La Calobra. Overnight at Casa Wald. Day 7: Day of departure Time to leave Mallorca. Drive to the airport and hand in your rental car with a full fuel tank. We hope you enjoyed this magical island and wish you safe travels back home! What is included? 6 nights’ accommodation in hotels on B&B basis in a standard room at Can Torna and a room only at Casa Wald 7 days car rental car automatic fully insured Seat Arona or simila Meet&greet 24/7 support from our Mallorca Expert team Coverage guarantee fund Unlimited advice What is excluded? Intercontinental flight Travel insurance Optional activities (we can pre book) Upgrade Rental Car Room upgrades Price €924 p.p. 7 Days Package - Holistic Mallorca holiday Note: If hotels are full we reserve the right to book an alternative in the same class and standard When going out for dinner or lunch, make sure you make a reservation up front If you prefer to stay at beach resorts close to the wider beaches like Playa de Muro and Es trenc beach, we can amend this itinerary, tailormade for you! Optional activities can be booked upfront

Love the sea? This 7 day slow travel package for Mallorca will let you stay close to the sea in small bays. You will stay in 2 different parts of the island. Day 1: Arrival Palma de Mallorca Today you arrive in Mallorca. One of us will welcome you at the airport and assist with collecting your rental car. We will go briefly through your itinerary. Then you are set to go and drive to your first hotel, which is located in the quiet town of Por de Sóller. Hotel Esplendido  is a modern retro hotel with stunning views over the Bay of Port de Sóller. With multiple infinity pools it is the perfect place to relax and unwind. Day 2: Hike along the coast Today you can start the day with a small hike if you are up for it. Walk to the light house and start from here a walk with breathtaking views over the Mediterranean sea. If you want to finish your day in style, we can pre book a private boat tour along the dramatic coastline.  Overnight in Port de Sóller. Day 3: Palma If you need some suggestions on what to do, you could take the tram to Palma de Mallorca and stroll around the old town, visit the cathedral, Bellver Castle, visit the art galleries, good restaurants and authentic shops. We can also book you a guided biking or walking city tour in Palma de Mallorca. Overnight in Port de Sóller. Day 4: Portocolom Check out from the hotel and drive via a scenic route through the middle of the island to the other side and check in at your Barefoot Hotel Mallorca . Inspired by the uncomplicated attitude to life of the American east coast and the Pacific casualness of Malibu, barefoot HOTELS focus on places to breathe a sigh of relief and indulge in pure relaxation. Here, the return to the essential things in life is celebrated with so much genuine passion that an atmosphere is created that could hardly be more relaxed. White linen, coarse wood, wicker-work and light-coloured fabrics characterise the rooms and lend the hotel a restrained charm and refreshing lightness at the same time. Feeling completely at ease is the top priority here! Overnight in Portocolom. Day 5: Explore de East Coast Time for a drive through the beautiful countryside of Mallorca. There are so many calas on the East Coast but in peak season they can be crowded and dirty. Our favourite place is Portocolom, a more quiet place without flats and mass tourism. Drive up to the Blue Bar and have a swim or rent a kayak or sup and explore the coast. SaveTheMed  does a great job in this area of the island and sometimes you can join them or help them. Stroll through town for lunch along the waterside or drive to Terra Gust  for an organic lunch under the fruit trees.  Overnight in Portocolom. Day 6: Explore the Northern highlights We suggest you start your day with an e-step tour  and visit 5 small mountain villages around Selva. Or drive up to Formentor beach and view points (make sure you arrive before 10 a.m. otherwise they close of the road). Wine lovers could drive up to Restaurant Es Guix  for lunch and visit Mortitx winery afterwards and enjoy breathtaking views high up in the mountains. Hikers could also explore the area around Lake Cuber and La Calobra. Overnight in Portocolom. Day 7: Day of departure Time to leave Mallorca. Drive to the airport and hand in your rental car with a full fuel tank. We hope you enjoyed this magical island and wish you safe travels back home! What is included? 6 nights’ accommodation in hotels on B&B basis in a standard room 7 days car rental car automatic fully insured Seat Arona or similar Meet&greet 24/7 support from our Mallorca Expert team Coverage guarantee fund Unlimited advice What is excluded? Intercontinental flight Travel insurance Optional activities (we can pre book) Upgrade Rental Car Room upgrades Price €1728 p.p . 7 Days Package - Mallorca By the Sea holiday Note: If hotels are full we reserve the right to book an alternative in the same class and standard When going out for dinner or lunch, make sure you make a reservation up front If you prefer to stay at beach resorts close to the wider beaches like Playa de Muro and Es trenc beach, we can amend this itinerary, tailormade for you! Optional activities can be booked upfront We can assist with boat tours and so much more