Zoëtry Mallorca
Set within a historic 14th-century estate, Zoëtry Mallorca blends Old World charm with modern serenity. Here, wellness is woven into every experience—indulge in organic, locally inspired cuisine, rejuvenate in the tranquil spa, or reconnect with nature in the peaceful courtyards and lush gardens. With tailored wellness programs, yoga sessions, and an atmosphere steeped in quiet luxury, Zoëtry Mallorca offers a retreat where mind, body, and spirit find perfect harmony.
Mallorca is an island of motion. From the gentle roll of the Mediterranean to the rhythmic steps along its ancient paths, movement is part of its identity.
Padel: The Sport That Moves Mallorca Fast-paced yet effortless, padel has taken Mallorca by storm, offering the perfect balance between sport and social connection. Across Palma, the island’s most sought-after padel clubs cater to every level of play. Palma Padel, with its 16 courts, is a go-to for those seeking competitive matches in a lively atmosphere. Pins Padel Club elevates the experience with the added luxury of a pool—ideal for cooling down after a match. For those preferring a more intimate setting, Padel Club Mallorca offers eight doubles courts where technique and precision take center stage. The Terreno Club offers memberships and exclusive features from padel, to wellness, for those looking for a more permanent option.
Golf: Precision and Prestige on the Greens
Few places blend golf and natural beauty as seamlessly as Mallorca. T Club offers two premier courses—T Golf Calvia, designed with British precision, and T Golf Palma Puntiró, an American-style course known for its strategic layout. Here, the game extends beyond the fairways, with farmto-table dining and a vibrant social scene defining the club’s lifestyle. Meanwhile, Son Vida Golf, a European Tour favorite, demands strategy and skill, its par-5 final hole daring players to go for glory. And in the southwest, Golf de Andratx challenges golfers with Spain’s longest hole—the infamous “Green Monster,” stretching 609 meters through breathtaking terrain.
HEAT by Sophia Lie
Wellness takes a bold new form at HEAT by Sophia Lie, where recovery and performance go hand in hand. Rooted in science and innovation, this luxury wellness studio in Palma offers a curated approach to self-care—infrared saunas for deep detoxification, LPG massage for sculpting, and cryotherapy for rapid recovery. Whether resetting the body or refining it, every treatment is designed to elevate well-being with precision and purpose.
Can Bordoy
Located in the stunning Cala Sant Vicenç in Pollença, El Vicenç de la Mar is a haven of luxury and wellbeing. Its exclusive Wellness area is a Mediterranean oasis designed to unwind and relax. Its spa, open to guests and visitors, has a complete thermal circuit with an 18-metre pool. In addition, its extensive menu of treatments with Natura Bissé brand products guarantees a unique sensory experience. A sanctuary of calm where body and mind meet again.
Yoga & Pilates: A Return to Balance
Movement in Mallorca isn’t only about performance—it’s also about restoration.
Sadhana Works Healthy Hub, led by Kundalini expert Mariana Salinas, blends breathwork with transformative movement, creating a space where yoga becomes a path to self-discovery. Overlooking the coast, Calma Pilates offers a serene approach to fitness, focusing on strength, alignment, and fluidity. For a retreat experience, Hotel El Vicenç curates holistic wellness programs, combining mindful movement with nature’s rhythm. And at Cal Reiet, yoga and meditation merge with organic cuisine, spa treatments, and wellness coaching—an
immersive journey where physical, mental, and spiritual well-being find perfect harmony.
A Lifestyle of Motion
In Mallorca, wellness is more than a pursuit—it’s a rhythm, an art, a way of being. Whether moving with purpose on a padel court, perfecting a swing against a backdrop of rolling greens, or flowing through a sunrise yoga session, the island offers a space where vitality meets tranquility.
In Mallorca, motion is a dialogue with the landscape, an unspoken connection between body and place, shaped by the land, the sea, and the quiet energy that lingers in the air.
Hidden within Palma’s Old Town, Can Bordoy Grand House & Garden is a sanctuary of stillness and refinement. A lush private garden, Mallorca’s largest, sets the stage for moments of quiet restoration, while the boutique spa invites deep relaxation through organic rituals and signature treatments. Whether unwinding in the heated rooftop pool or embracing the hotel’s slow-living philosophy, every stay is a journey into tranquility, wellness, and understated luxury.
The world of interior design is stepping into 2025 with a bold new vision—one that celebrates individuality, texture, and history. Gone are the days of stark minimalism and restrained palettes; instead, homes are transforming into layered, expressive sanctuaries that feel both deeply personal and effortlessly elegant. From the resurgence of Art Deco opulence to the revival of rich, storied materials, this year’s design trends bridge the past and future, proving that true luxury is not just about aesthetics—it’s about storytelling.
1 The Art Deco Revival: Glamour Meets Geometry
Elegance finds new life in the reawakening of Art Deco influences. From furniture silhouettes to intricate wall paneling, the bold lines, geometric motifs, and rich lacquered finishes of the 1920s are making a grand return.
Unlike the heavy opulence of the past, this resurgence integrates with contemporary spaces in a more refined manner—think marble inlays, metallic accents, and symmetrical patterns that whisper rather than shout. Art Deco’s ability to merge historical grandeur with modern sensibilities makes it a design movement that is both timeless and strikingly fresh.
4.Drapery as Art: Softness with Structure
Drapery is no longer merely functional; it is sculptural, immersive, and artistic. Whether pleated, oversized, or cascading in dramatic folds, fabric installations are redefining how we frame and soften spaces. Large-scale, patterned drapery adds movement to interiors, balancing the structured geometry of modern architecture with a sense of warmth and fluidity. Layered sheers, velvet panels, and bold prints lend a theatrical touch, transforming windows into framed expressions of style. This shift signals a return to craftsmanship— where fabric becomes an integral part of spatial storytelling.
2.Verdigris Accents: The Beauty of Patina
Aged copper’s signature green-blue patina, verdigris, is emerging as a subtle yet striking accent in lighting, accessories, and hardware. This naturally weathered effect brings an organic richness to interiors, offering a departure from high-polish metals in favor of finishes that evolve over time. Whether appearing in sculptural lighting fixtures or artisanal homeware, verdigris tones lend a sense of heritage and depth, effortlessly complementing the earthier, natureinspired palettes that are shaping modern homes.
Velvet is taking center stage, replacing the soft boucle textures of previous years. This luxurious, touchable material is appearing in a spectrum of hues, from deep jewel tones to soft neutrals. Unlike its overly decadent past, today’s velvet is more nuanced—think cut velvets with intricate patterns, cotton velvets with a matte finish, and layered upholstery that adds richness without excess. As homeowners crave more intimate, inviting spaces, velvet’s tactile quality makes it a go-to for statement seating, drapery, and accent pieces.
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3.Brown Furniture: A Nod to Heritage
In an era of disposable decor, antiques and heirloom pieces are reclaiming their space. English and American antiques, affectionately referred to as “brown furniture,” are experiencing a revival among collectors and designers who appreciate their rich patina, craftsmanship, and depth of character. Whether it’s a Georgian writing desk or a Queen Anne dining chair, these historical pieces offer a grounding presence in interiors, pairing beautifully with modern art and contemporary textiles for a sophisticated, layered look. The move toward authenticity signals a broader appreciation for history and sustainability in design.
While neutrals will always have their place, interiors are shifting towards more vibrant, jeweltoned palettes. Rich greens, deep blues, and warm ambers create a sense of depth and coziness, moving away from cooler, more sterile shades. In particular, yellow is emerging as the defining color of 2025—inspired by the golden hues found in historical tapestries and naturally dyed fabrics. Whether used as an accent or a full-room statement, yellow infuses spaces with an undeniable energy, bridging tradition with modern expression.
In 2025, interior design embraces heritage, craftsmanship, and personal expression. As the world speeds up, interiors slow down, prioritizing character and emotion.
Three standout brands are shaping the island’s interiors, bringing innovation and a distinct rhythm of beauty to Mallorca’s design scene.
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Jatra, known across 25 countries, introduces its nature-inspired luxury with a new showroom in Pueblo Español. From handcrafted furniture to architectural elements, their work blends global expertise with organic beauty, redefining bespoke interiors with sustainability at its core.
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GL Redesign
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GL Redesign curates spaces where timeless elegance meets modern function. Operating between Mallorca and Frankfurt, their expertise spans from full-scale renovations to refined interior styling. Collaborating with top-tier brands, they craft environments that elevate both property value and personal expression.
As The Agency’s trusted design partner, GL Redesign transforms vision into reality.
For those drawn to design with soul, Love & Stones infuses interiors with intention. Their handcrafted, crystal-infused candles, organic skincare, and artisan ceramics bring warmth and balance to curated spaces. Committed to sustainability, their made-to-order philosophy ensures minimal waste, proving that beauty and mindfulness can coexist effortlessly.
From tailored luxury to sensory-driven design, Mallorca’s aesthetic landscape is evolving—where craftsmanship, sustainability, and artistry come together to create spaces that feel as good as they look.
“For me, the menu is like my children. I love them all the same way”
An exclusive interview with Diego Gallegos, the ‘King of Caviar,’ on his journey from dishwasher to Michelin-starred chef, and how he’s redefining sustainable fine dining at Sollo, Marbella.
Just months after its opening Sollo, a fine dining restaurant in Fuengirola, was awarded a coveted Michelin star. Today, it also holds two Repsol Suns and the prestigious Green Michelin Star, the first of its kind in Malaga province. To uncover the story behind these accolades, The Agency Marbella had the privilege of sitting down with the man behind it all: Diego Gallegos, affectionately known as the ‘King of Caviar.’
Gallegos is not only a culinary visionary but also a father of two, a passionate environmentalist, and a chef whose life story reads like the script of an underdog movie.
From his humble beginnings as a law student in Brazil to his ascent as a leading figure in Spanish gastronomy, his tale is one of resilience, creativity, and a commitment to sustainability.
From Dishwasher to Michelin Star
Diego Gallegos’s culinary journey began unexpectedly. After arriving in the South of Spain as a law student, he took up a job as a dishwasher to support himself and stay longer.
One day, the chef at his workplace called in sick, and Gallegos was asked to step in. That day, he says, everything for him changed.
“You don’t have time to think of anything. It’s like a feeling that I have never felt in another place,” Gallegos recalls, likening the chaotic yet exhilarating kitchen atmosphere to the scenes from The Bear, the hit TV series starring Jeremy Allen White.
The thrill of that moment led him to abandon his law books and pursue culinary training, much to the dismay of his father.
“It was difficult because at this time nobody wanted to be a chef,” he admits, reflecting on the stigma attached to the profession at the time.
Rooted in fresh, vibrant ingredients and a passion for creative, feel-good food, Santina brings globally inspired flavors to Mallorca’s dining scene. With locations in Puerto Portals and Santa Catalina, this all-day brunch spot offers a colorful menu where gluten-free, vegan, and hearty comfort meals coexist in perfect harmony. Whether indulging in an açaí bowl or savoring truffle-infused eggs, every dish is crafted to highlight local produce and global influences.
Beyond its daytime appeal, Santina extends into evening service during the high season, featuring light dinners and signature cocktails that mirror the island’s laid-back energy. For those seeking something truly special, the team even provides event catering and boat deliveries with 48 hours’ notice—turning the Mediterranean into the ultimate brunch venue. Despite its growing popularity, Santina maintains a come-as-you-are philosophy, welcoming walk-ins and last-minute gatherings alike.
What sets Santina apart is its commitment to thoughtful nourishment, weaving creativity and culture into every plate. It’s more than a place to eat; it’s a space where flavors spark conversation and moments linger. Whether fueling an active day on the island or winding down at sunset, Santina proves that a good meal isn’t just about sustenance—it’s about connection, simplicity, and the joy of sharing something fresh and vibrant with the people around you.
A Menu That Tells His Story
At Sollo, nestled in the luxurious Higueron Resort, Gallegos has curated a dining experience that mirrors his life’s journey. His tasting menu is a narrative that begins in Brazil, weaving through his Peruvian heritage and his Spanish influences. Family recipes take center stage, such as an innovative version of the tiger milk his grandmother used to make, enriched with high-end culinary techniques.
“Each dish tells a part of my story,” he explains. “For me, the menu is like my children. I love them all the same way.”
A Green Gastronomic Revolution
Sollo’s Green Michelin Star is a testament to Gallegos’s dedication to sustainability. The restaurant’s 10,000-liter aquaponic system integrates fish farming with vegetable cultivation, reducing waste to nearly
zero.
“We try to emulate the natural ecosystem. Each plant works better with different kinds of fish (...) The only thing wasted here is the water by evaporation,” he says, as he guides us through the facility.
The ingredients for Sollo’s courses are sourced predominantly on-site, including herbs from a meticulously cultivated garden. These plants, used in desserts and infusions, feature unexpected flavors like camembert cheese and European wasabi.
The Darth Vader Gummy and the Art of Sobremesa
A playful nod to his childhood, Gallegos’s signature Darth Vader gummy has become a highlight of Sollo’s menu.
“Darth Vader, for me, is the special one. He was the bad guy in all the movies, but in the end, he was nice (...) because he saved his son,” Gallegos shares with a smile.
Beyond the inventive dishes, Gallegos champions the Spanish tradition of sobremesa—a leisurely, immersive dining experience that celebrates conversation and connection.
At Sollo, sustainability is not just an ethos but an experience that invites guests to slow down, savor, and engage with a gastronomic journey unlike any other. With his unwavering passion and innovative spirit, Diego Gallegos has not only redefined fine dining in Fuengirola but also set a new standard for sustainable gastronomy in Spain.
Perched on approximately 1,200 m² in the exclusive residential area of Puerto de Andratx, this meticulously renovated villa marries luxurious living with the tranquility of the Mediterranean. Spread across three levels, its 350 m² interior showcases modern updates completed in 2016, featuring underfloor heating (oil), air conditioning, and large windows that flood each space with natural light. The main level opens onto a sunlit terrace with sweeping views of the open sea and the natural harbor, while a separate dining area and a fully equipped white kitchen create an inviting atmosphere for family and friends.
A bedroom with an en-suite bathroom sits conveniently on this floor, ideal for guests. Upstairs, three more bedrooms— with the master suite boasting a private terrace overlooking “Sa Dragonera.” Outside, three terraces, a pool, and a garage plus additional driveway space complements the estate. Close to the vibrant harbor’s boutiques, restaurants, and nightlife, yet retaining its privacy, this Puerto Andratx retreat offers an elevated lifestyle in one of Mallorca’s most coveted enclaves.
Specializing in bespoke weddings, Lane Productions blends creativity with a meticulous eye for detail. Their team brings each couple’s vision to life through personalized design and effortless coordination, leaving you free to enjoy a truly memorable celebration. Lane Productions From private yacht charters to VIP beach club reservations, Connected Mallorca crafts tailor-made experiences for every taste. Their discreet, concierge-style service covers personal events and corporate retreats, ensuring seamless luxury so you can focus on savoring the island.
Fosh Event Catering
Anchored in responsibly sourced produce, Marc Fosh Event Catering delivers refined Mediterranean cuisine for high-end gatherings. Whether for an intimate reception or a grand affair, their innovative menus and top-tier service elevate any occasion to unforgettable heights.
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Few experiences rival the thrill of discovering Mallorca by sea. Whether you’re gliding past dramatic cliffs or slipping into a secluded inlet for a quick swim, boating allows an intimate encounter with the island’s hidden gems. Turquoise waters, secluded beaches, and sweeping views make each voyage unforgettable—an invitation to savor the island’s maritime charm at your own pace.
For many visitors and residents, renting is the simplest way to embrace Mallorca’s aquatic playground. Beginners or those without a license can opt for smaller, license-free inflatable boats perfect for exploring shoreline coves near bustling ports. If speed and distance matter more, licensed captains can rent larger powerboats or sailboats, opening the possibility of reaching remote spots such as Sa Calobra or Formentor’s breathtaking waters. Those seeking a fully indulgent day might charter a yacht staffed by a professional crew, complete with gourmet dining and sunset cruises—a luxurious approach to experiencing Mallorca’s coastal magic.
Regardless of style, a rental boat offers freedom. Drop anchor in crystal-clear shallows for a snorkel session, or time your departure to watch the sun slip below the horizon. Whether you’re planning a family outing, a romantic trip, or simply a day of spontaneous adventure, boat hire lets you define your ideal escapade.
For more committed seafaring enthusiasts, purchasing a vessel in Mallorca promises an ongoing bond with the island’s shifting blues.
First and foremost, consider how you plan to use the boat—will you be taking weekend cruises or organizing extended excursions around the Balearics? Research local listings and attend boat shows to gauge price points, condition, and availability. Once you’ve found a promising option, hire a trusted marine surveyor. An in-depth inspection can reveal hidden flaws in the hull or engine, safeguarding you from unexpected costs and disappointment later on.
Documentation is equally critical. Check that the boat’s registration, VAT status, and licensing requirements are in order. Maintenance typically runs around 10% of a vessel’s value each year, and you’ll need to factor in mooring fees, insurance, and taxes. With the right preparation—plus a clear sailing license—a well-negotiated purchase paves the way for endless exploration of Mallorca’s coastline.
Whether you’re renting or have purchased your own vessel, the island’s iconic spots beckon. Sa Calobra, framed by towering cliffs, offers striking vistas and hidden nooks perfect for a peaceful swim. Formentor’s pristine waters captivate with their shifting turquoise tones, while Porto Cristo’s sheltered port invites calm anchorage near the famous Cuevas del Drach. Each destination reveals a different facet of Mallorca’s beauty, from adrenaline-fueled adventures to tranquil, postcard-worthy moments.
Beyond the pleasure of cruising, Mallorca’s marine environment deserves mindful stewardship. Anchoring in areas like Sa Calobra or Formentor can be magical, but it’s crucial to protect the local seagrass meadows (Posidonia) and other fragile ecosystems. Where possible, use mooring buoys to avoid disturbing the seabed. If you must drop anchor, favor sandy or rocky substrates over delicate seagrass beds. Consulting Posidonia maps or resources from local environmental groups can guide you to responsible anchorage spots. Eco-friendly anchor designs can further limit impact, as can properly positioning your chain to prevent scouring the ocean floor. By following local regulations and choosing methods that minimize damage, you’ll help ensure Mallorca’s crystalline waters remain vibrant for generations to come.
Ultimately, boating in Mallorca is a symphony of discovery: from the practicalities of renting or buying to the serene moment of dropping anchor in a hidden cove. With a bit of planning and a respectful approach, you’ll gain not only access to some of the island’s most enchanting destinations but a deeper connection to its heartbeat—the alluring intersection where sea meets shore.
A Dutch builder with a family legacy, Wajer crafts luxury day-boats from 38 to 77 feet. Its Puerto Portals hub handles everything from maintenance to concierge services, ensuring effortless exploration of the island’s waters. Blending performance, comfort, and timeless elegance, Wajer delivers a carefree yachting concept in Mallorca.
Renowned Austrian shipyard Frauscher extends its reach with a new base in Puerto Portals. Known for designdriven craft and pioneering e-mobility collaborations—such as with Porsche—Frauscher finds the perfect setting amid this elegant luxury harbor. Expect performance, innovation, and next-level boating experiences.
Specialising in yacht sales, charters, and management, Prime Yachts brings over two decades of maritime expertise to Mallorca’s coastline. From sleek catamarans to sumptuous motor yachts, they tailor every detail for an unforgettable on-the-water experience, ensuring clients sail in style and comfort.
An exclusive members’ club for boating enthusiasts, RIB Club offers flexible packages tailored to the type and size of vessels you prefer. Members can access club boats across Mediterranean locations, enjoy curated events, and even enhance existing boat ownership through RIB Club Private memberships.
