The island’s newest design-led retreat pairs laid-back luxury with immersive experiences — and introduces an exclusive members’ club for those seeking a deeper connection to Mallorca’s vibrant culture, community, and coastal lifestyle. Set against a backdrop of sea, stone, and sun, the hotel invites guests and members alike to unwind in its fitness and spa sanctuary, set sail from its private yacht, or savour seasonal cuisine inspired by the island’s rich culinary heritage.
Mallorca’s Finest
Beach Clubs:
Your Guide to Seaside
Sophistication
Uncover the island’s top destinations for stylish beachside relaxation, exceptional dining, and vibrant summer experiences, movement is part of its identity.
Nu Beach Club – Playa de Muro
Reimagined by the NUMA team on Playa de Muro, offering a fresh, elevated experience. From the Negre Group, it blends fine dining, international DJs, rotating art, and stylish design. The “Pop-Up Room” showcases emerging talent.
Nu delivers an immersive Mallorcan vibe, bringing together creatives, business minds, and those seeking relaxation.
UM Beach HousePortals Nous
Returning for summer
2025, the popular southwest favorite UM Beach House offers Balinese vibes, seafront dining, a lively pool scene, and Afrohouse music. Serving Mediterranean cuisine from seafood to paella (with separate menus for restaurant and poolside), the venue accommodates up to 500 guests, perfect for events or a relaxed day out.
Opened June 2025, Annabel is set to redefine coastal dining in Palmanova. Created by the team behind Siso Beach, it pairs high-end luxury with laid-back Mallorcan style. Expect valet parking, a signature cocktail bar, an expertly curated wine list, and a private dining room for exclusive events. Designed with modern interiors and sleek architecture, it’s a go-to for long lunches, golden hour cocktails, or elegant seaside dinners.
Assaona Gastrobeach Palma Club
Gracing Portixol’s waterfront, Assaona is known for remarkable Mediterranean dining and a sophisticated beachfront vibe.
This exclusive beach club, favored for its prime location in a sought-after area, offers
A brand-new opening from one of Mallorca’s most iconic five-star hotel groups. This third Puro Beach location offers the best of both worlds: hotel and beach club in one. Highlights include shuttle service, two outdoor pools, electric charging stations, multiple fine dining venues and stylish bars, a wellness centre, exclusive beach club access, fully equipped luxury rooms and suites, a Puro shop, state-of-the-art sports facilities, bike rentals, and more.
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cocktails, and direct views of the Mediterranean, contributing to its higher price point for a refined seaside experience.
Mhares Sea Club- Maioris
Perched on the dramatic cliffs of Mallorca’s southern coast, Mhares Sea Club is more than a beach club—it’s a thoughtfully curated coastal escape. With sweeping views over the Palma Bay Marine Reserve, this sustainability-focused retreat invites
music, and savour Mediterranean cuisine that reinvents Mallorcan tradition with a contemporary touch.
Gran Folies Beach Club - Port Andratx
This stunning beach club in Cala Llam has a unique tiered design offering breathtaking cliffside views and direct sea access, where you can soak up the islands ambiance. Enjoy expertly crafted cocktails and a fine atmosphere, with the option to savor their acclaimed cuisine, including Chef Alex
Son Molí Country House is a restored agrotourism retreat just 15 minutes from Palma. Set on 50,000 m² of farmland, it blends rural calm with easy access to beaches, art, and fine dining. This 22-room boutique hotel combines Mallorcan tradition with modern Mediterranean design, is managed by Can Bordoy Grand House. Guests can enjoy yoga, cycling, eco-gardening, workshops, music events, and wellness experiences— perfect for escapes, weddings, or retreats.
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Mallorca isn’t just about golden beaches and turquoise waters—it’s a treasure trove of culture, history, and natural beauty, best explored behind the wheel. For those seeking the ultimate Mediterranean escape, we’ve curated two scenic road trip itineraries: one that reveals the rugged charm of the north, and another that captures the relaxed elegance of the south. Whether you’re drawn to mountain villages or beachside bliss, these routes offer the perfect way to experience Mallorca’s magic, one turn at a time.
The Northern Route: Mountains, Viewing Points & Timeless Villages
Start your northern adventure in the medieval town of Alcúdia, where cobbled streets, Roman ruins, and sun-drenched cafés offer a glimpse into Mallorca’s layered past.
Just a short drive away lies
Cap de Formentor, a dramatic cape where towering cliffs meet endless sea views— perfect for sunset photos or a romantic picnic. Next, wind your way down to Pollença, a cultural gem famed for its art galleries and the Calvari Steps. Climb all 365 of them to take in panoramic views of the countryside, then head to Port de Pollença for a peaceful seaside stroll or waterfront dining. Finally, venture into the Serra de Tramuntana, a UNESCO World Heritage site where terraced hills, hidden hiking trails, and stone-built villages like Deià and Fornalutx create a postcard-perfect finale.
The Southern Route: Coastline Charisma & Effortless Luxury
The south of Mallorca offers a totally different kind of beauty—sun-kissed coastlines, stylish beach clubs, and sleepy fishing harbors. Begin your journey in Palma, the island’s cosmopolitan capital, and enjoy a coffee in Santa Catalina before hitting the road. For a more authentic and peaceful start to your day, venture into the quaint plazas and quieter lanes near La Rambla, where you can find favorite spots like La Molienda Bisbe and La Finca Corner.
Drive east towards Es Trenc, one of the island’s most beloved beaches, where clear turquoise water meets soft white sand. Take your time along the scenic coastal route, passing salt flats and rustic windmills as you make your way to Santanyí, a bohemian town known for its local art scene and lively Saturday market. From there, continue to the picture-perfect cove of Cala Figuera, a peaceful fishing village where time seems to stand still. Round off your southern route with a visit to Porto Petro or Cala d’Or, where boutique hotels and harborside dining bring a touch of upscale serenity.
The Agency Mallorca & Wajer Yachts Event
An intimate rooftop soirée where The Agency Mallorca and Wajer Yachts brought together friends, clients, and the spirit of the sea.
During the Palma International Boat Show week, The Agency Mallorca and Wajer Yachts hosted a private sunset event in Puerto Portals, bringing together a select group of high-profile clients and partners.
Set on a rooftop overlooking the marina, the evening offered the perfect setting to connect over cocktails, live music, and panoramic views. Guests enjoyed a taste of the Wajer lifestyle with exclusive sea trials aboard their sleek fleet—an impressive blend of innovation and design. The event was a celebration of refined island living and the strong collaboration between two premium brands in real estate and yachting.
Special thank you to the teams at Wajer and The Agency Mallorca for curating such a seamless and memorable experience.
Tasting History: A Conversation with Chef Santi Taura
From humble beginnings to a Michelin star, Chef Santi Taura crafts a culinary journey through Mallorca’s rich history—where every dish tells a centuries-old story.
What sparked your passion for cooking, and when did you know it would become your career?
My passion for cooking didn’t emerge during childhood—it was ignited while I was studying vocational training in culinary arts. It was during my time at culinary school that I realized this was the path I was meant to follow. I didn’t grow up with a clear dream of becoming a chef.
Initially, I chose this profession as a way to distinguish myself from those around me. Thirty-five years ago, being a chef didn’t carry the prestige or visibility it does today. Gastronomy wasn’t making headlines, let alone trending on social media. Cooking wasn’t associated with recognition.
It was precisely for that reason that I embraced it—to stand out, to carve out my own identity. What started as an act of differentiation soon evolved into a true vocation.
Who or what influences your culinary creations?
My mother’s recipes and her intuitive approach to cooking were an early influence. But beyond that, my culinary style is rooted in a deep fascination with the history of our region—its traditions, culture, and the foods that shaped each era.
I love researching, reading, and studying the gastronomic heritage of the Balearic Islands. I’m fascinated by how our ancestors understood cooking, what ingredients they used, and the techniques they employed. Two of the books that have greatly inspired me are De Re Coquinaria, a Roman treatise from the 1st century considered one of the first culinary texts in history, and Modo de cuinar a la mallorquina, regarded as the first modern Mallorcan cookbook from the 18th century.
What does Mallorca mean to you, and how do you express its essence through your cuisine?
Set in the heart of Santa Ponça, Mallorca Country Club blends the legacy of grass-court tennis with contemporary Mediterranean ambiance. Created in close collaboration with Wimbledon, the club proudly features championship-level natural grass courts, alongside clay and hard courts - making it the only venue in southern Europe to offer all three surfaces across twelve courts. More than just tennis, the club caters to a wide range of racket sport enthusiasts with padel, pickleball, and a uniquely elegant Croquet Club. Every Friday afternoon and Saturday morning, members can enjoy relaxed matches paired with Pimm’s, afternoon tea, and the charm of timeless tradition.
A elevated bistro, state-of-the-art gym, and tranquil outdoor pool round out the MCC experience - perfect for both social and business occasions in a serene, garden setting. Each summer, the club becomes the epicentre of world-class sport as host of the ATP Mallorca Championships (21-28 June 2025). Spain’s only grass-court tournament has welcomed tennis icons such as Novak Djokovic and Daniil Medvedev, with this year’s line-up featuring Casper Ruud, Ben Shelton, and Gaël Monfils. The event draws not only top players, but also global personalities like Sir Richard Branson and Jürgen Klopp, who return year after year for its exclusivity, proximity, and world-class hospitality. Discover more at www.mallorcacountryclub.es
Mallorca is where I was raised and began my career. It’s not just my home—it’s my identity. The island’s rich cultural and historical layers have deeply shaped my perspective as a chef.
At DINS, I aim to tell Mallorca’s story through food. I reinterpret traditional recipes using local ingredients and ancient techniques, always with respect. My goal is to create dishes that don’t just nourish, but also connect guests to the island’s soul and history.
How was the move from Lloseta to Palma’s old town? Has your clientele changed, and did it influence your approach to the menu?
Until 2019, I ran two restaurants in Lloseta: the original Santi Taura and DINS, where I explored Mallorcan culinary heritage in a more personal and focused way. That year, the opportunity came to move to Palma— specifically to El Llorenç Parc de la Mar in the historic La Calatrava district. It was the perfect setting to deepen my concept based on the gastronomic memory of the Balearic Islands, so I merged both restaurants into one: DINS
Santi Taura.
Since then, the cuisine has evolved—shaped by experience and changing tastes. We now offer a single 11-course tasting menu, with up to four optional additions and a curated wine pairing. This format best tells the story behind each dish and creates a seamless, immersive experience.
Being based in Palma, especially within a hotel, has connected us with a wider, more international audience, including many American guests with a real appreciation for history-driven cuisine. At the same time, we remain rooted in our local community, with many loyal guests who’ve been with us since Lloseta.
What achievement are you most proud of as a chef?
One of my proudest accomplishments was earning DINS Santi Taura’s first Michelin star in 2020, right in the midst of the pandemic. It was a deeply meaningful recognition— not only because of the challenging circumstances but also because it reflected the dedication, resilience, and pursuit of excellence by our entire team. What made it even more special for me was achieving that international acclaim by championing Mallorcan cuisine. The menu featured deeply rooted local dishes, such as panades and toasted country bread with sobrassada—flavors that might not immediately resonate with outsiders. Yet, we managed to touch the hearts of the Michelin guide team with a truly authentic proposal.
If you could create something truly original—whether a new concept, experience, or something unexpected— what would it be?
I’ve had an idea in mind for several years now. Whether I’ll be able to bring it to life remains to be seen, but it would be a bit of everything: a new concept, a distinct experience, and something entirely unexpected…
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Santa Gertrudis, Ibiza
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Set on 23,000 m² of pristine countryside, this fivebedroom, four-and-a-half-bathroom villa is a true Blakstad original—thoughtfully designed to reflect Ibiza’s architectural heritage while embracing a refined, modern aesthetic.
Inside, clean lines, soft natural materials, and generous light create a calm and inviting atmosphere. Each space has been designed with intention—from the open-plan layout to the serene bedrooms and effortlessly connected indoor-outdoor living areas.
Step outside to enjoy panoramic valley views, a 70 m² pool, and ample terraces for relaxing, dining, and entertaining under the Mediterranean sun. Despite its serene setting, Casa Bloom is just minutes from the vibrant energy of Santa Gertrudis and Ibiza Town.
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Located on the beach and within walking distance of the marina, the hotel offers guests a sense of luxury, authenticity, and Mediterranean charm. The Donna, with its sophisticated design and high-end amenities, caters to both leisure and business travelers. Known for its exceptional service and upscale dining, it has quickly become a favorite among visitors.
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The Sound of Summer: Mallorca’s Musical Moments
This season, music lovers are invited to explore a curated calendar of concerts and festivals that pair sound with setting in unforgettable ways. From Palma’s urban buzz to the mountain charm of Deià, Mallorca’s live music scene is thriving in some of the island’s most atmospheric spaces. Whether it’s a historic bullring reimagined for modern performances, a cliffside terrace or a sleek marina venue pulsing with energy, these hotspots are where culture, community, and rhythm come together. Here are some of the island’s standout stages making waves this summer community, and rhythm come together.
The historic Coliseo Balear, a former bullring from 1929, has been transformed into a modern hub for music, culture, and community. Since its March 2025 reopening as Es Coliseu, it’s hosted a vibrant calendar of events: indie rock, Afro-Latin sets, DJ nights, vintage markets, family events, and food truck festivals. The venue is shaping up to be a major cultural force on the island.
More than just a festival, it’s a celebration of the island’s soulful character — where music, local gastronomy, and warm night air blend into something utterly unforgettable.
This season, two special nights stand out on the calendar. On July 18th, the Soultown Festival invites you to step back in time under a blanket of stars. Expect a soundtrack of iconic soul and 80s classics from the likes of Shalamar, Lighthouse Family, Albie Davies, and the island’s own DJ Des Mitchell — a line-up that feels like a love letter to feel-good nostalgia.
A couple of weeks later, on August 3rd, prepare for the ultimate 00s revival. BLUE, those chart-topping kings of the era, return to the stage, joined by Atomic Kitten’s Natasha Hamilton. It’s the kind of night that calls for dancing barefoot on the grass, singing along without a care in the world.
The Festival Pollença 2025, held in August (9th to 29th), takes place within the historic and elegant Santo Domingo Cloisters in Pollença, Mallorca, presents a series of world-class classical music performances.
Featuring acclaimed artists such as violinist Janine Jansen and pianist Sir András Schiff, the festival offers a sophisticated cultural experience. This stunning 17th-century Dominican convent, with its atmospheric open-air courtyard, provides a unique and intimate setting, blending exceptional music with Mallorca’s rich heritage for discerning music lovers.
Port Adriano Music Festival takes place from the 1st to the 16th of August this year, within the luxurious Port Adriano marina. This festival currently features Los Sectretos, Bonnie Tyler, & Boney M., with potential for more acts. Port Adriano itself is a stylish destination offering upscale dining, drinks, stunning yachts, and various watersports activities.
Visit the official website for the latest music lineup and event details. https://www.portadriano.com/eventos/
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Known for its white-sand beaches, bohemian soul, and world-class energy, Ibiza is more than a destination — it’s a lifestyle. From tranquil countryside retreats to vibrant coastal towns, the island offers something truly special for every high-end taste.
We’re proud to announce the expansion of The Agency’s property portfolio to the magical island of Ibiza, introducing a curated collection of residences that blend style and serenity.
Design-forward apartment complex in Ibiza’s iconic beach district
Set within a multi-award-winning residence in the heart of Playa d’en Bossa, lies newly built apartments with a combo of modern luxury and laid-back island living. Just steps from Ibiza’s most iconic beach clubs, we offer a range of apartments, including one-bedroom and two-bedroom layouts. The apartment complex features curated interiors, high-end finishes, and
Es Coliseu Centre Cultural – Palma
Es Jardí, Mallorca’s Mediterranean Boutique Festival in Calvia
