Mallorca was, is and will continue to be a natural paradise. Originally a land of country folk and craftsmen, its flourishing trade brought prosperity and social stature. Palma lived enclosed within the walls that today have been torn down. Phylloxera, the loss of the colonies, the diaspora of thousands of Majorca’s people in search of a better life. Yet also the arrival of enlightened visitors, who brought the ‘Visitor Industry’ to the island. The sea, the coast and countryside, our warm hospitality and character, our cosmopolitan nature. A rich past that has laid the foundations for a hopeful future.

 

Caprice. 

 

Bars of Marcolini Belgian chocolate and Koroneiki and Kalamata olive oil from Greece.