As the weather warms up, the island begins to hum with the vibrant energy of the new tourist season. It is a wonderful time to explore Mallorca’s beautiful beaches, historic towns, and bustling promenades. However, with more visitors arriving, a small group of opportunistic individuals also becomes more active: pickpockets. While Mallorca remains a very […]
The Balearic Government has formally approved the plans for a major new railway line connecting Palma to Llucmajor, with Palma Airport as a strategic hub. This decision marks the most significant expansion of Mallorca’s rail network in nearly two decades, establishing a high-capacity link that will serve both the local population and the millions of […]
Starting Friday, 17th April, air traffic controllers at several Spanish airports have entered an indefinite strike period. The industrial action, spearheaded by the unions USCA and CCOO, involves staff at Saerco, a private company responsible for managing traffic at specific regional hubs. The dispute centres on concerns regarding staffing shortages, employee well-being, and the long-term […]
The New Digital Border: The End of the EES Transition Period If you are heading to the airport today, you’re part of a significant milestone in European travel. As of 10 April 2026, the six-month transition period for the Entry/Exit System (EES) has officially ended. While many of us have seen these kiosks popping up […]
Updated 08/04/2026 If you are planning to travel to Mallorca this Easter, you may be aware of the industrial action by airport ground staff. We have updated this guide with the latest information on the strike schedule and what you can expect at the airport. Who is striking and when? Key dates at a glance […]
Why is access to Cap de Formentor restricted? Cap de Formentor is one of the most famous and popular tourist attractions in Mallorca. Due to its beautiful and spectacular views, a trip to the island’s northernmost point is a must for many holidaymakers. This leads to a dramatic increase in traffic during the summer months, […]
Until recently, using the municipal bus network in Palma required a certain amount of forward planning. Passengers were generally restricted to paying with cash on board, and drivers were often unable to accept any notes larger than €10. This meant that visitors and occasional riders had to ensure they carried small change to board. While […]
The majestic Palma Cathedral, colloquially known as La Seu, with its imposing sandstone façade and soaring spires, is one of the city’s most iconic treasures. While most visitors admire the “Cathedral of Light” from the marble floors of its nave, a truly transformative experience awaits those willing to look upward. Since 2016, what was once […]
If you have flown into Palma de Mallorca recently, you may have noticed the striking turquoise waters around the island as your aircraft descends. Yet while passengers enjoy this scenic approach to Palma de Mallorca Airport, many residents living beneath the flight paths are often severely affected by the noise generated by arriving aircraft. To […]
Stormy Conditions Grip Mallorca Mallorca has been experiencing a renewed period of unstable winter weather following the arrival of Storm Oriana, which moved across the western Mediterranean at the end of the week. The system brought very strong winds, heavy seas and outbreaks of rain and thunderstorms, prompting weather alerts across much of the island. […]
