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Mallorca in March (2025): Weather, Events, and Best Things to Do
Thinking of visiting Mallorca in March but don’t know what to expect? Read on to discover what the weather’s like in March, what to pack, the best things to do, and special events and key dates!
The Pros and Cons of Living in Mallorca
In January 2016, we packed our lives into two suitcases and moved to Barcelona. 7 years, 15 jobs, one wedding anniversary, and two cats later, we were ready for our next adventure. Moving to Mallorca was a huge decision. We…
What’s it Like Living in a Beach Resort?
Before moving to Can Pastilla I was anxious. What would it be like living in a beach resort? Would it be boring in winter and overrun with tourists in summer? Would we have all the shops and services we needed?…
Are The Drach Caves Worth Visiting?
Visiting The Drach Caves is one of Mallorca’s top excursions, but are they really worth seeing or is it a tourist trap?
5 Reasons Not to Take the Train to Sóller
Thinking of taking the train to Sóller? Discover 5 reasons why this overhyped tourist trap is so not worth it and discover a cheaper alternative.
A Beginner’s Guide to Renting an Apartment in Spain
Thinking about renting an apartment in Spain? Find out everything you need to know in this beginner's guide and find your dream apartment in no time.
What it’s Really Like Living in Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter
Ever wondered what it's like living in Barcelona's Gothic Quarter? Is it dirty? Smelly? Overrun with tourists? Beautiful? Charming? Mysterious? Find out from the perspective of a resident of this (in)famous neighbourhood...
5 Ways Moving to Spain Changes You
In January I’ll have been living in Barcelona for 5 years, so to celebrate I’m sharing five ways I’ve changed since moving to Spain - you might be able to relate to them, especially if you’re British or come from…
Spanish Tea Culture and The Arrival of the Kettle
Want to find out the shocking truth about tea in Spain? Discover the transformative effect of a kettle and how it sent shock waves through the Spanish office in this tongue-in-cheek article...
