Whatever you are looking for during the festive season, whether it's joy and recreation and reflection or a place to regain strength for the challenges of the upcoming year, Mallorca has it all (but for one thing – enough snow to please a skier). With its mild climate and wonderfully clear starry winter skies, the beautiful Christmas lighting in Palma, villages and towns all across the island, you'll find hand-crafted Nativity scenes and plenty of festivities for all religions, cultural and culinary traditions. This season nourishes the souls of all and the island is the ideal place to put you in the mood for Christmas, New Years' Eve and the most important Spanish Holiday, Three Kings' Day.
In our ULTIMATE GUIDE Christmas we let you in on Mallorca's customs and traditions and show you where you can join in the celebrations, or how to make them all your own. Happy holidays to you and your family!
Santa on Mallorca? Yes, we've met him! Watch this video!
How Mallorcans Celebrate Christmas and New Years' Eve:
Local traditions and how you can make them your own.
Mallorca's Christmas Markets:
Where to go to get into a festive
Affordable Mallorca and Radio One Christmas Children's Appeal:
Helping those who need it most
Three Kings' Day:
The Most Important Christmas Holiday in Spain
Nativity Scenes:
Christmas on Mallorca would be unthinkable without them.
The Affordable Mallorca Christmas Lights Photo Contest:
Win a lunch for two at the Santosha
Break the Cycle of Bad Gift Giving:
You cannot go wrong with these homemade delights, all from local ingredients.
Body Scrubs and Baths Salts:
Ideas for Homemade Christmas Gifts with a Mallorcan Touch
Turrón:
The Most Spanish of All Christmas Treats
The Eight Best Reasons to Stay on Mallorca in Winter
Our ULTIMATE GUIDEs are ongoing projects: It's worth coming back and checking out what's new!
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By Ulla Rahn-Huber
16 December, 2019
