From Dad Taxi to tourist troubles in Mallorca
So my question is, why did they take the toll charge away in 2017? Surely it’s time to bring it back?
Winter dilemma in Soller: Will local businesses survive?
The winter months will see many involving themselves in local issues. This is their time to have their say and help define the future direction of their town.
Soller’s nighttime struggle: Light up the streets for our elderly!
Poor street lighting and accessibility keep elderly residents indoors.
Traffic nightmare in Soller
Traffic nightmare in Soller.
Soller’s progress amid summer showers and celebrations
From the vibrant Nit of the Art festival to new developments like the Hiper Centro supermarket, Salino Port Hotel, and fresh parking solutions, find out what’s new in Soller and Puerto Soller. Explore the exciting changes and events shaping the local landscape.
Puerto Soller: Embracing tradition with family holidays
The school summer holidays from the UK, and much of Europe, bring families here in droves to have a traditional family holiday.
Troubled waters in the Balearics
Without a doubt, Mallorca, and in fact all the islands, rely on tourism whether they like it or not.
Hundreds of banners are hung up in response to the call launched by the SOS Sóller platform
Hundreds of banners are hung up in response to the call launched by the SOS Sóller platform.
Rebooting Mallorca: Navigating tourism challenges and future direction
So many serious discussions going on about the future of Mallorca and the direction tourism will take.
Soller’s traffic woes
“The situation can only get worse this summer, so solutions need to be found quickly.”
Traffic jams already building up in the direction of Mallorca’s top beauty spots
Traffic jams already building up in the direction of Mallorca’s top beauty spots.
Daily collapse to enter Soller
Daily collapse to enter Soller.
Mallorca the new Monaco?
“Where is Mallorca heading and what kind of folks will be living here in the next decade?”
The new altarpiece at Sant Ramon de Penyafort church
The new altarpiece at Sant Ramon de Penyafort church.
Beyond staycations and day trips in Soller
For 2024 we know of businesses in Barcelona who advertise ‘Day Trips to Soller. A 30-minute flight and then picked up and taken to the station in Palma for the Soller train.
Running to catch up in Mallorca
January is notoriously a flat month despite the many fiestas that cast a little light in the gloom.
Hotels open during the winter season in Puerto Soller
Hotels open during the winter season in Puerto Soller.
- New European Entry And Exit System for Britons will be in place in Mallorca this year
- Spain wants Britons back in the European Union: could resolve 90-day issue
- Why Spaniards are staying away from their own beaches
- The end of solo driving in Spain....minimum of two people per car
- Scottish man, 26, dies in tragic fall at Balearics hotel
Comment
Why are the young people leaving Soller?
The young people of Mallorca have to find their own way to live their lives and earn enough to fund it.
Shirley Roberts13/12/2024 10:02