Hidden amidst the narrow sun-baked streets of Palma de Majorca’s old town, Can Joan de S’Aigo is a 200-year-old local café-cum-chocolatería, with a tiled floor, gilt-mirrored walls and marble tabletops, and is well worth the hunt.…

For a unusual memento of Majorca, visit Artesanía Textil Bujosa, a family-run textile workshop off the beaten tourist track, where you can find a fine array of distinctive Majorcan roba de llengües (fabric of flames) – the hard-we…

This tiny cove, Cala de Deià, is one of the island’s hidden gems, tucked away on the north coast of Mallorca. Off the well-trodden tourist track, down a steep, wooded ravine, and sheltered by the jagged cliffs of the Punta de Deià…