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Lloseta is a small village in the interior of Mallorca, the second smallest on the island, located in the region known as Raiguer, whose undisputed capital is Inca.Despite its small size, this locality hides many places of interest, excellent restaurants for lunch or dinner, and spectacular houses with a lot of history, such as the Ayamans Palace.At Mon Port, we love to explore other villages in Mallorca, so today we want to visit this...
Read moreCampos is a quintessential livestock town, and aside from finding some of the most beautiful beaches on the island in the area, it is worth visiting and getting to know the tradition of artisan dairies, which survive by combining tradition and modernity. They sell traditional products while also offering tours of their facilities to showcase their way of working.In the Campos area, both small and large dairies typically have Holstein...
Read moreAlthough this winter has not been particularly cold, the arrival of March and spring always encourages making new or different plans than those of the past few months.On the 1st, the Balearic Islands' festival is celebrated, accompanied by fairs, markets, sports events, institutional activities... In short, a busy agenda that will keep us occupied for a few days. And what about the rest of the month?We recommend visiting municipalities such as...
Read moreJulio Verne once said, 'The sea is the embodiment of a supernatural and marvelous existence,' and indeed, '20,000 Leagues Under the Sea' (1869) is an adventurous book that allows readers to dream and explore the fantastic world beneath the waves.Twenty years before the construction of the first submarine or the realization of independent diving suits, the French writer took his readers on a ten-month journey aboard the Nautilus to uncover many...
Read moreLlatra, garballó, pauma, or llata—four popular names for the raw material used to craft a wide range of items in the towns of Artà and Capdepera in Mallorca, Spain. From hats, baskets, bags, to carpets and kitchen utensils.The humble palmito, as it's known in Spanish, holds an ancient tradition and is an artisanal craft that has thrived through the centuries, thanks to the skilled hands of women in these villages who skillfully weave...
Read more"I wish that everything remains as it is when I am gone," said Joan Miró, a painter, sculptor, engraver, ceramist, and one of the greatest surrealism artists associated with Mallorca.His wish came true on Christmas Day in 1983 when the artist passed away in his beloved Palma, leaving behind an immense legacy that can be visited at the Joan i Pilar Miró Foundation.Located in a privileged enclave with views of the sea and a beautiful garden, the...
Read moreIt is one of the most beautiful and charming villages in Mallorca. Some compare it to a small fairy tale village, while others liken it to a Christmas hamlet. Valldemossa is the birthplace of the wonderful potato cakes, the refuge of Chopin during a whole winter, and an ancient residence of the royal family back in the 13th century.With proper organization, plus the information we will detail below, it's possible to visit the most emblematic...
Read moreOlive oil was the fuel that first ignited the Formentor Lighthouse. It was April 30, 1863, nearly three years after the construction began on one of Mallorca's most famous but also most challenging towers to erect due to its location.The lighthouse is perched on a spectacular cliff, rising two hundred meters above sea level. Transporting the necessary materials for the construction was so difficult that workers had to obtain special permission...
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