Laura Bolick

C'an Picafort

Laid-back Nightlife for Unwinding in Ca’n Picafort

Ca’n Picafort is known for its tranquil beaches and easygoing pace during the day, so it’ll come as little surprise that when evening falls, this charming resort on Mallorca’s northeast coast takes on a warm, sociable energy. While the nightlife here is more relaxed than in the island’s clubbing hotspots, there’s still plenty to enjoy – from beachfront cocktails and live music to moonlit walks and low-key dancing. Golden Hour by the Sea Sundowners with a View Live Music and

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Outdoor Adventures in Calella: Hiking, Biking and Beach Sports

We’ve covered many aspects of Calella in the past: its rich and vibrant culture, its welcoming locals, and lively nightlife – but its charms don’t end there. This destination is also a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts. Nestled between the Mediterranean Sea and the lush green hills of the Montnegre Natural Park, Calella offers a variety of open-air activities perfect for travellers who want more than just sun and sangria. Whether you’re an adrenaline junkie, a nature lover, or someone who

Take the Family to Cala de Finestrat: A Perfect Getaway for All

Tucked between the buzz of Benidorm and the natural beauty of the surrounding hills, Cala de Finestrat is a charming seaside destination that punches well above its weight when it comes to family holidays. With its gently sloping beach, calm waters, and relaxed atmosphere, it’s the kind of place where both kids and grown-ups can unwind. Whether you’re planning a day trip from a nearby resort or a week-long family stay, here’s how to make the most of Cala de

Cala Millor

Cala Millor: An Off-Season Oasis of Peace

For most people, Cala Millor evokes images of bustling beaches, crowded promenades, and families soaking up the summer sun. But there’s another side to this gem on Mallorca’s east coast – one that reveals itself when the high season ends and the town exhales into a gentler rhythm. Discover the off-season… The Off Season Delights of Cala MIllor The Peace and Space to Breathe Weather that Still Works for You Discover the Landscape Not Just the Beach A Taste of

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5 Nature Walks and Secret Trails Around Konaklı

When most people think of Konaklı, their minds jump to sun-soaked beaches, bustling resorts, and lively bazaars. But step just a little off the main tourist paths and you’ll uncover a different side of this charming coastal town – one that’s rich with natural beauty, hidden trails, and peaceful escapes. Whether you’re a seasoned hiker, a casual walker, or simply someone who appreciates the quiet of the outdoors, Konaklı has a range of nature walks that offer a refreshing contrast

Cala Ratjada by Night: Evening Markets and Nightlife

Cala Ratjada is one of Mallorca’s favourite destinations, and not just by day. When the sun dips below the horizon, the coastal town takes on a magical new character. What was once a sleepy fishing harbour becomes a lively and atmospheric destination by night. The sounds of clinking glasses, distant music, and cheerful conversation fill the warm evening air. Whether you prefer a laid-back stroll through a night market or dancing until the small hours, Cala Ratjada has something to

Nerja

Nerja for Nature Lovers: Everything You Need to Know

While many visit Nerja for its sunny beaches, this Andalusian town and its surrounding area offer so much more to the eco-conscious traveller. Surrounded by dramatic cliffs, hidden coves, and majestic mountains, Nerja is a playground for nature lovers. Whether you’re into hiking, kayaking, birdwatching, or exploring caves, there’s an adventure waiting for you here. Snorkelling in Nerja’s Crystal-Clear Waters Kayaking Beneath the Cliffs of Cerro Gordo Discovering the Cueva de Nerja (Nerja Caves) Hiking in the Sierra Almijara Popular

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How to Enjoy a Rainy Day in Lloret de Mar

Even sunny Spain will serve up the occasional rainy day, so if you’re staying in Lloret de Mar (or nearby), I’ve put together a few ideas to make sure that your day isn’t a washout! Lloret has plenty to offer beyond the beach, and in some ways, a bit of rain gives you the perfect excuse to slow down and explore a different side of this lively coastal town. Here’s your go-to guide for what to do in Lloret de

Cala d’Or

Find Your Inner Peace: Wellness & Mindfulness in Cala d’Or

Mallorca hosts more than parties, clubs and watersports. If, for you, a holiday should be an opportunity to slow down, breathe, and reconnect with yourself, then there is a corner in the south-east of the island where these experiences are on tap. Of course, it comes by default with the stunning scenery, traditional whitewashed houses, and crystal clear waters that we all expect of the Balearics. Whether you’re staying for a week or just passing through, Cala d’Or is an

Get to Know the Food Scene in Corralejo

If you’re planning a trip to Corralejo, you are probably seeking some, or all of these: sun, sand, good weather, great windsurfing, and dramatic nature. And you’ll be heading in the right direction. What you might not be expecting, are the fantastic opportunities to explore new foods. Beyond the beaches and boardwalks lies one of the island’s most underrated pleasures: its food. The culinary scene in Corralejo is a vibrant mix of Canarian traditions, Spanish influences, and global flavors brought

Scuba Diving and Snorkelling in Puerto del Carmen

The popular resort town of Puerto del Carmen is the gateway to the spectacular underwater world off the southern coast of Lanzarote. Visitors flock here to enjoy the sun-kissed beaches and party nightlife, but it’s also on the bucket list for most keen divers. Whether you’re an experienced diver or simply eager to snorkel in crystal-clear waters, this destination offers a memorable aquatic adventure. Here’s your comprehensive guide to exploring the depths of Puerto del Carmen. A Great Diving and

10 Highlights of Salou: A Must-Visit Guide

Salou is a Catalan seaside town on Spain’s Costa Dorada, known for its golden beaches, vibrant promenade, and family-friendly attractions. As a holiday destination, it caters to all tastes. Whether you’re looking for cultural landmarks, stunning natural scenery, or artistic treasures, Salou has something for everyone. Here are ten highlights you won’t want to miss.   Xalet Bonet Salou Sculptures Salou Monuments Beaches Coastal Path & Lighthouse of Sal Torre Vella Floating Viewpoint at Llarga Beach Parks & Fountains Masai

Port d´Alcúdia

72 Glorious Hours in Mallorca’s Port d’Alcúdia

Port d’Alcúdia, nestled on the northern coast of Mallorca, is the perfect destination for a short but unforgettable Mediterranean escape. With its golden beaches, historic charm, and access to stunning natural landscapes, this vibrant coastal town offers the ideal balance of relaxation and adventure.  If you’ve got 72 hours to explore, here’s how to make the most of your time in Port d’Alcúdia. Contents: Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Where to Stay How to Get There   Day 1:

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