Tourists enjoying Easter Week in Palma
Tourists enjoying Easter Week in Palma.
The Easter weather forecast for the Balearics is much better than in the UK.
The Easter weather forecast for the Balearics is much better than in the UK.
Your Easter weather forecast for Mallorca
Temperatures could reach as high as 27ºC on Good friday.
Requiems for Easter in Palma
French composer Gabriel Fauré's Requiem is a work which, in its entirety, took three years.
A rather damp and chilly Easter on the cards.
A rather damp and chilly Easter on the cards.
Mallorca events: What's On from Friday to Thursday
This weekend starts the Easter processions in Palma and run all week long. Also Palmanyola and Santa Margalida will hold fairs over the weekend and plenty of music and an Easter Family event in Santa Ponsa.
Spring will be “warmer than normal” in the Balearics so get booking
An early heatwave is not being ruled out.
Street Food & Beer Festival at Port Adriano this Easter
The Street Food Festival, Port Adriano's famous yearly gastronomic event, is finally returning, and as they celebrate their 15th edition, they've decided to add something extra by introducing new and exciting beer proposals.
Mallorca's vibrant calendar: Our top events of the year
Mallorca hosts year-round festivities, from Christmas lights to music festivals, offering diverse cultural and entertainment experiences.
Easter events in Mallorca
The davallament on the steps of the Calvary in Pollensa.
How interesting is Easter?
Easter is “one of the main cultural displays in the city, which is rooted among the public”.
VIa Crucis, the theatrical production
The Via Crucis, the stations of the cross, was the subject of a 1961 publication by Binissalem-born poet, author and playwright Llorenç Moyà.
Via Crucis representation in Palma for Easter
Via Crucis representation in Palma for Easter.
Keeping the Easter Flame Alive in a Troubled World
The lighting of the paschal candle symbolizes the resurrection and light of Christ.
The sinister hoods of the Brotherhoods
There will be two processions in Palma Crist de la Sang, on Holy Thursday and that for the burial on Good Friday.
- Spain wants Britons to show they have 113.40 euros, £97, per day for their holidays
- Big changes on the horizon when Britons travel to Mallorca
- Over two hours for Britons to get through Palma airport queues
- Palma Airport passport control "collapse" put down to unscheduled flights
- Living in a motorhome in Palma: "It'll only get worse"
Comment
Should we be worried about the season in Mallorca?
My advice to the Mallorcan tourist industry is don’t count your chickens before they hatch, it is a very long season.
Jason Moore27/03/2024 16:34