Welcome to "Mallorca News" - the isla magazine category that serves as a curated source for the latest Mallorca news about the most beautiful island in the world. Here you will find the latest information on current affairs, a variety of insights and stories worth reading about island life on Mallorca as well as tips for concerts, art and other great events.
Here you will find the perfect complement to our Online magazinein which we offer in-depth reports and detailed reports. Discover the dynamic development of Mallorca with us and keep your finger on the pulse.
Celebrate 50 years of Oyster Yachts at the Oyster Palma 2024 regatta, a summer full of sailing competitions, social evenings and elegant yachts in Port Adriano.
Més per Menorca is proposing a ban on night-time parties in vacation homes. Landlords who do not enforce the rules could face fines of up to 30,000 euros.
A new strategy for the protection of sharks and rays in the Balearic Islands: Scientists, fishermen and conservationists are working together to save the marine giants.
Agritourism in Mallorca today offers a perfect blend of nature, tradition and modern comfort. What once began as a simple farm vacation has evolved into sustainable luxury fincas that offer guests an authentic and stylish experience.
After the luxury yacht Aalto was spotted off Puerto Portals, it has set course for Ibiza, according to Shiptracker. It is currently moored off the paradisiacal beaches of Formentera - the perfect place for a break from the hustle and bustle of the celebrity hotspots. The yacht belongs to steel magnate Lakshmi Mittal, who is famous for his daughter's opulent wedding, which was attended by stars such as Shah Rukh Khan and Kylie Minogue.
Mallorca's winegrowers are confident about the 2024 vintage. Although the grapes are smaller, this means more intense aromas - especially for the red wine. 'Less is more', explains Pere Crespí from Bodega Son Crespí, and this will be evident in the glass.
Mallorca 2025: Retailers have agreed on ten Sundays and public holidays open for business. Find out when and where you can store.
The intense summer heat on Mallorca is taking its toll: 19 deaths have been reported on the Balearic Islands in August as a result of the high temperatures. This was reported by numerous media referring to information from the Spanish Ministry of Health.
Despite growing protests, Spain is experiencing a tourism boom. The country is attracting record numbers of visitors, while the locals are struggling with the consequences.
Mallorca remains resolute in the fight against illegal buildings. Despite political changes, the island shows determination to protect its landscape - 52 buildings were demolished in 2024.
Mallorca bids farewell to a summer 2024 full of challenges: Record heat, overcrowded beaches and new streams of tourists from the USA and France characterized the season.
After a summer with fewer German holidaymakers, Mallorca is optimistic about the fall of 2024. Experts expect tourism to recover with attractive offers and mild temperatures.
Tourism on Mallorca is in a state of flux. Find out how the industry has developed in recent years, what new trends such as sustainable tourism are emerging and what challenges the island has to overcome.
Mallorca's paradisiacal landscapes are under pressure. Mass tourism is threatening the island's culture and changing the everyday lives of the locals.
Learn the art of ordering drinks on Mallorca: whether beer, tinto de verano or non-alcoholic refreshments - this is the right way to enjoy the island.
The Palma de Mallorca Marathon on October 20, 2024 promises to be an unforgettable experience: run through the historic old town, enjoy the autumn sun and feel the energy of the island's capital!
Mallorca is once again facing challenges: Booze tourism, violence and reckless behavior are putting a strain on the island and its inhabitants. A turnaround is urgently needed.
A pilot project is being launched in Santanyí: a talking drone is to be tested in September to prevent swimming accidents and increase safety on Mallorca's beaches.
Great white sharks in the Mediterranean are rare, but real. Find out more about their endangered existence and the protection measures off Mallorca's coasts.
Fire incidents on Palma's EMT buses lead to cuts in bus services. Residents of the city are concerned about the impact on their daily transportation.
The Yoga del Mar Spirit Festival on Mallorca invites you to four days full of yoga, meditation and community in the midst of the island's nature from August 29.
The Balearic government is tightening the protection of nature reserves on Mallorca. Two companies have been fined heavily for unauthorized leisure activities.
Graffiti in Palma: a growing problem that the city is combating with new measures and increased surveillance. Find out more about the background and solutions.
Felanitx celebrates the "Nitx de l'Art" from August 23 to 25 with over 200 artists and impressive installations. Experience art, music and interactive projects in the municipality.
The luxury yacht "Infinity" owned by US entrepreneur Eric Smidt can be seen off Mallorca. Particularly impressive: the dinghy "Intrepid" with its own clinic and diving center.
The former Emir of Qatar's gigayacht "Katara" can once again be seen in the bay of Palma. At 124 meters, it is one of the longest yachts in the world.
Visitors from all over the world are expected to attend the event, which last took place in Spain in 1912. The Tramuntana mountains in particular offer the best conditions for experiencing the phenomenon.
The Balearic Islands government is planning to relax restrictions on tourist stays on farms. Mallorca's farmers are to be able to welcome more holidaymakers and open up additional sources of income.
The sea off Mallorca is getting greener - why? Rising water temperatures and excess nutrients are promoting algae growth. Find out more about the causes and consequences.
From April Fool's joke to reality: the Eurowings hot air balloon in jet design now takes off regularly over Mallorca and offers a unique vacation experience.