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Top Things You'd DIDN'T Know About Mallorca! Mallorca Travel Guide

Top Things You'd DIDN'T Know About Mallorca! Mallorca Travel Guide

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Hola intrepid explorers and welcome to our Mallorca travel guide the only place to find out everything you need to know before you travel. In this guide we'll take a look at how just two days away from the poolside of your resort can make your Mallorcan adventure so much better. From the picturesque mountain village of Valldemossa to the secluded coastal oasis of Port de Sller, this incredible island has so much to offer, and it's no surprise it's one of our customers' favourite destinations
Date: 2022-03-08

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There is so much to see in Mallorca! Deia, Fornalutx, the West coast has the most stunning views! Son Marriog + Sa Foradada, Monasterio de Miramar, Formentor, Sa Calobra (very dangerous road) Sant Elm, La Granja, the Sineu market, the many beautiful ermita's, we just fell in love with Mallorca when we first visited in 2013, the hospitality is so different from mainland Spain, now we are going back in August (had to move our dates because of the virus, hotel still closed at our 1st arrival date in June) we can't wait to explore more!
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Hey man, I am from Mallorca and just stumbled upon your video. Nice one, hope you enjoyed being here. If you ever come back, you should consider visiting some of the small villages like Campanet, Sineu or Costitx. They are not so tourism-oriented, so they really capture the charm of rural life here, I'm sure you'll like them. Also I don't know if you were aware, but there's a place in Valldemossa called la Cartuja where Frederic Chopin used to live and it's gorgeous. Cheers mate
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It truly is lovely to see someone who is not a native, love and appreciate Mallorca and the Mallorquin people. You have done the few places you covered justice. Theres so much more to see and do there, I hope many more tourists learn to appreciate the enormous amount of culture and history on our Island. But I have to disagree with the breakfast, after time away nothing says Im home like the first bite of a warm ensaimada! Except maybe some butifarron, or a pa am boli.
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Mallorca have such a beautiful history and culture. Conserved archives from medieval times, the folkloric tales, the oral poets. RAMON LLULL (one of the precursors of informatics. Mallorca have A LOT of importance in the whole catalan culture. There is also the preroman history, the neolitic artifacts. Thanks for appreciating it a little bite! Sand and sun it's ok. but all the time is boring. Discovering a new world is a total adventure! (You can have both things): )
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I'm a Spanish girl living in the UK. When I had a glimpse of you, mainly your shirt, haha, at the 'cover' of the video, I thought, oh no, another plain British guy tour doing the usual touristy stuff. Yep, don't judge anybody! I loved the video, the ideas, the tone of the narrative, very chilled and relaxing. Loved the history nuggets too. And I'm not even planning to go to Mallorca any time soon.
Great video, well done!

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Mallorca Spain is the place that I will retire and teach English. The place is so relaxing, safe, and boost a friendly environment-even without being fluent in the language. I love Spain, it is a beautiful country; I visit 1-2 times annually, but the Covid-19 parked me in the USA for now. Thank God that I can go on YouTube and watch videos that reminds me of the beauty, and culture of Spain. Thanks for the video
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i'm surprised a brit knows all those things aboutmy island, usually british people only come here to get waisted at a pub lmao
A side note i would like to add is: In Mallorca they speak catalan in the family environment and at school and they don't like to be identified as spaniards, there's a strong independentist movement here along with catalonia.

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Great video so informative, I am lucky enough to call Pollenca in Mallorca my home. Writing this post Covid 19 lockdown & the island is slowly welcoming back the tourists, but if you're thinking of coming don't forget your masks, as of 13/7/20 it's now mandatory/ law to wear them when out in public places.
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Think the advice should be: Dont feel guilty about taking a day out to sit by the pool and drink cocktails! There is so much to do and see on this beautiful Island, to only spend two days out exploring hardly lets you see anything. Cant wait to return
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Love the fact you say 2 days out of the resort. I've been a few times now and always book a reasonable hotel so I don't feel tied to it. out every day exploring and enjoying local food and scenery.
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