King Felipe prepares for the Palma regatta
The Queen will attend Sunday's closing ceremony for the film festival.
Mallorca events: What's On from Friday to Sunday
The last weekend of July and the fiestas just keep on coming. This weekend we have fiestas of Santa Anneta, Sant Jaume, Santa Aina i Sant Joaquim, Sant Abdon and Sant Senen, Sant Feliu, Sant Domingo, Santa Eugenia, La Beata, La Patrona in Pollensa and summer fiestas in Cala Millor, Sa Coma, Son Serra de Marina, Colonia de Sant Jordi and Paguera. Also plenty of summer concerts and music festivals across the island.
Cocktail Hour: Bar Café at Real Club Náutico Palma
This place is also known for great mojitos and several other classics, as well as a good selection of snacks and sandwiches to accompany the drinks.
King Felipe arrives at Real Club Náutico in Palma
King Felipe arrives at Real Club Náutico in Palma to take part in the King's Cup regatta this week. Video by 41 Copa del Rey MAPFRE
King of Spain puts to the sea in the Bay of Palma
The King is on holiday on the island staying with his family at the Marivent Palace in Cala Major.
Mallorca events: What's On from Friday, July 28 to Sunday, July 30
This weekend La Beata Fiestas take place in Valldemossa and Vilafranca. The Copa del Rey regatta sets sail and more music concerts at Es Jardi in Magalluf.
King Felipe VI back on board for the 4th day of the regatta in Palma
The sixth and last regatta of the Cup will take place this Saturday.
Copa del Rey Mapfre regatta on the bay of Palma
King Felipe VI at the helm of Aifos 500 during the fourth day of the regatta.
Copa del Rey Mapfre regatta on the bay of Palma
King Felipe VI on board Aifos 500 during the fourth day of the Copa del Rey Mapfre regatta on the bay of Palma.
Royal family
Spain's Royal Family visit Palma's Club Nautico
King Felipe is taking part the annual Copa del Rey regatta.
Nautical
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