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Last year was a landmark year for wildlife conservation across the Balearic Islands. The region's network of Wildlife Recovery Centres (Centros de Recuperación de Fauna Silvestre, or CRFS) wrapped up 2025 having cared for more animals than at any point in their history — a total of 7,637 creatures across all four islands.

I recently celebrated a very special milestone - the big 4-0 - and, thankfully, had the perfect way to soften the blow: a romantic weekend away with my lovely husband at Concepció by Nobis in Palma. If you're looking for an effortlessly stylish yet soul-soothing retreat, whether for a romantic break or a spontaneous escape, this hotel is a dream.

A year ago my husband, two young daughters and I relocated from Melbourne, Australia to Mallorca to experience other cultures and learn other languages. We setup home in Pollença, a 13th Century village in the north of the island, all narrow cobbled lanes, beautiful sandstone buildings that lead to a square full of cafes and a church built by the Knights Templar.

North Mallorca is a region renowned for its breathtaking landscapes, charming towns, and rich cultural heritage. Whether you're an adventure seeker, a history enthusiast, or simply looking to relax and unwind, North Mallorca offers something for everyone.

Lucy Hawkins gives you her essential 24-hour guide to Puerto Sóller—ride the vintage tram, dine with a view, unwind in a historic hotel, and explore the coast by private boat.

Discover all-season luxury and rustic charm in Ibiza at Can Lluc Agrotourism. In this interview, owner Lucas Prats shares how he transformed his family’s historic farmhouse into a high-end agrotourism retreat.

Savour the slow life at Atzaró Agroturismo Hotel in Ibiza, a boutique luxury retreat in the Balearics. Discover farm-to-table dining with organic produce, serene pools, lush gardens, and an open-air cinema.

Mallorca, our beautiful island with its stunning landscapes and rich biodiversity, offers the perfect backdrop for ecotourism—responsible travel that focuses on conserving the environment and improving the well-being of local communities.

From morning tapas at Santa Catalina Market to Flamenco under the stars, Lucy Hawkins takes you on an unforgettable journey through the heart of Mallorca's capital.

In the idyllic old town of Pollensa, nestled between cobblestone streets and the Tramuntana mountain range, lies Son Sant Jordi—a boutique haven for those seeking an authentic Mallorcan experience.

To mark the Día de les Illes Balears 2026 - Balearic Islands Day 2026 - the Health Department is once again promoting healthy habits with the ninth edition of the ‘Ruta de les rutes saludables’ - Healthy Routes Trail, a community-based initiative that combines physical activity, prevention, and well-being. This year’s program brings together more than 20 health centres across the islands and, for the first time, includes participation from Formentera. Organised by the Direcció General de Salut Pública in collaboration with primary care health centres, the initiative seeks to encourage an active lifestyle while supporting both physical fitness and emotional balance among participants.

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