Barbara Radinger
Freelance artist, painter, sculptor “In the painting process itself, in the movement of the brushstroke, in the change of the structure of the work, in the adding and taking away, or overpainting, lies the sensuality that always makes me want to get involved in a painting.” This is how Barbara Radinger describes her artistic work. […] Read More
Cala Agulla – Paradise in the northeast of Mallorca
Cala Agulla beach, with crystal clear waters, is located in the northeast of Mallorca, in the popular tourist destination of Cala Ratjada. It is the largest of the three beaches that belong to Cala Ratjada. With a length of about 520 metres, you will always find a place, even in summer, despite the good number […] Read More
Son Serra de Marina
The small, beautiful coastal village of Son Serra de Marina (formerly a fishing village) is located in the bay of Alcudia on the northeast coast of Mallorca. Its between the towns of Can Picafort and Artà and belongs to the municipality of Santa Margalida. Perfect for nature lovers, sports enthusiasts and those seeking peace and quiet, […] Read More
Almond Blossom In Mallorca
The almond blossom in Mallorca is something very special. While Germany is still in the grip of winter weather, spring is already beginning in Mallorca. Every year, the almond blossom in Mallorca heralds the beginning of spring. It offers its observers an extraordinary natural spectacle. As early as December, around Christmas, the first scattered blossoms can be […] Read More
Moratorium – What It Means For Some Building Plots In Mallorca
What Does Moratorium Mean? A moratorium is currently in place in some areas – mainly housing estates – on Mallorca. In simpler terms, this is a stop of construction. This means that no building permits will be issued for new buildings or extensions. In the northeast, the residential areas affected include Costa Canyamel, Els Pelats in […] Read More
Processionary Moth In Mallorca
In Mallorca, processionary moth caterpillars are found in pine trees and pines. In spring, they leave their cocoons and crawl towards the ground in search of food. They line up in long chains to forage for food, among other things, to keep predators away. This is where the name processionary moth (Spanish: procesionarias) comes from. Normally, […] Read More
Port Verd, Port Nou, Port Vell – Unique Coastal Area
Port Verd, Port Nou and Port Vell are small coastal strips with sandy and rocky beaches on the east coast of the holiday island of Mallorca. They are all part of the municipality of Son Servera and consist of a series of small settlement nuclei that join Cala Bona and form a single line along the […] Read More
Santa Margalida – Authentic Village In The Heart Of Mallorca
Santa Margalida is a harmonious municipality in the north-east of the island of Mallorca. In addition to the main village of Santa Margalida, located inland, the two villages of Can Picafort and Son Serra de Marina also belong to the municipality. The latter are both located directly on the sea at the Bay of Alcudia. There […] Read More
Muro – discover the authentic Mallorca
The municipality of Muro is located in the northern part of the Balearic island of Mallorca, in the interior west of the Bay of Alcúdia. It is a village with about 7,000 inhabitants. Agriculture and tradition Muro is mainly characterised by agriculture, as it has one of the most fertile arable soils in Mallorca. The old-established […] Read More
Ermita De Betlem – Monastery In Dreamlike Nature
The Ermita de Betlem is a monastery complex located high above the village of Betlem in Mallorca. More precisely, it is located at an altitude of 280 metres in the Serres de Le Levant. The last monks of the hermitage left it in 2010 due to their age. Since then, it has been open for visits […] Read More