Ferrer Hotels Magazine
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The best places in Mallorca to spend Valentine’s Day (without a partner)
Once again, February 14 is coming and you´re wondering: what to do on Valentine’s Day alone?
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Discover Palma de Mallorca’s most trendy neighbour: Santa Catalina
Also known as “Soho Balear” due to its great gastronomic and cultural heritage, the neighbourhood of Santa Catalina is surely the most charming and animated district of Palma
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Mallorca’s Cathedral: A Real Balearic Icon
Mallorca’s Cathedral is undoubtedly a real symbol of the Balearic Islands.
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Route through the courtyard of Palma de Mallorca
The courtyard of Palma de Mallorca stand out for their sobriety, their elegance and a plastic beauty which are difficult to match.
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Bay of Alcudia: the getaway you need this summer
34 kilometers have a lot of potential, a lot! Especially if they run by the Mediterranean Sea .
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Harbour villages of Mallorca where time stands still
Despite the usual hustle and bustle that comes with tourism, you can still find coastal places on the island of Mallorca where you can relax while strolling through a traditional fishing harbour, taste local fish, buy traditional products, contemplate a w
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The Sa Calobra road: pure charm on wheels
Undoubtedly, the Sa Calobra road (the snake, in Spanish) is one of the most charming places the island of Mallorca offers to visit on wheels.
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Places in Mallorca where to find the perfect ensaimada
Water, flour, sourdough, eggs, yeast, sugar and lard. Nothing more, nothing less. These are the basic ingredients of the undoubted queen of traditional pastry of Mallorca: the ensaimada.
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What to do in Mallorca without stepping on a beach: the other side of the island
We are ready to meet the other Mallorca; the one that is outside the usual tourist circuit. Places that are often only known by the Majorcans.
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Valldemossa, a beautiful cobblestone village
Between the sea and the mountains, between the Mediterranean and the Tramuntana, you will find one of the most beautiful villages, not only of Mallorca, but of the entire Balearic Islands.
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Sóller: close to paradise
Today we stop in one of the most beautiful villages in inland Mallorca: surrounded by orange trees, crossed by a charming tram with more than 100 years of age and strewn with streets, palaces and stately homes: The best things to do in Sóller.
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Majorca and Joan Miró: the legacy he left on the island
His artistic mark and legacy in Majorca are extremely important and definitely worth being remembered and visited.
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If you need inspiration, think of Deià
Completely forget about the image of Mallorca that some news sometimes offers us: that place where thousands of tourists concur at the same time on its beaches and facilities.
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Banyalbufar, a small and picturesque mountain town
Banyalbufar is perhaps one of the best kept secrets in Mallorca. Still without mass-tourism, it is located in the Sierra de Tramuntana but, at the same time, looks directly at the sea.
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Long weekends in Fall in the Balearic Islands: Overcome the post-holiday depression
We propose substantial plans to spend long weekends in Fall in the Balearic Islands.
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Cap Blanc of Mallorca: the wildest corner of the Island
Where the land ends and the sea begins, there is the Cap Blanc of Mallorca. A place as magical as earthly, since it is where everything starts and everything ends
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The best cycling routes in Alcudia
Enjoy the northern part of Mallorca by bicycle
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Perfect landscape for autumn: an excursion to the island of Sa Dragonera
The beautiful Sierra de Tramuntana is hidden in the sea by its southwest side when it reaches the municipality of Sant Elm to emerge with strength and Mediterranean personality 800 meters beyond in the form of an island, the island of Sa Dragonera.
