Mallorca

An island for body and mind

Mallorca is much more than sun and beaches. The island brings together nature, culture and food in a setting that is perfect for yoga, meditation and martial arts.

The Serra de Tramuntana, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offers ideal landscapes for training outdoors, practising conscious breathing or simply reconnecting with yourself. Add local produce, lively markets and a rich cultural tradition, and you have a destination where Mediterranean energy meets wellbeing and discipline.

Where you'll be

The festival is based at the H10 Blue Mar hotel in Camp de Mar, a quiet bay on Mallorca's south-west coast, around 30 minutes by car from Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI).

Our official travel agency, Mar&Bel Tours, can help you with flights, airport transfers and extra nights before or after the festival.

Explore during your stay

Serra de Tramuntana – UNESCO-listed mountains with hiking trails, viewpoints and stone villages such as Valldemossa, Deià and Sóller.

Palma – the Gothic cathedral (La Seu), the old town's narrow streets and the Mercat de l'Olivar food market.

Port d'Andratx – a harbour close to the hotel, perfect for a sunset walk and fresh seafood.

Coves and beaches – crystal-clear water for swimming and snorkelling along the coast around Camp de Mar.

Local food – try pa amb oli, sobrassada, ensaïmada and wines from the island's vineyards.

Enjoy Mallorca responsibly

We want every guest to leave the island better than they found it. A few simple habits make a real difference:

Protect nature – stay on marked trails, take your rubbish with you and leave sand, shells, stones and plants where they are. Mallorca's seagrass meadows (Posidonia oceanica) are protected and keep the water clear, so please respect them when swimming and snorkelling.

Save water and energy – fresh water is scarce on the island. Take shorter showers, reuse towels and switch off air conditioning when you leave your room.

Move sustainably – walk, cycle, use public transport or share rides to the airport and on excursions.

Support the local economy – eat local, buy from island artisans and markets, and choose locally run businesses.

Respect the community – Mallorca's languages are Catalan and Spanish, and a simple "bon dia" goes a long way. Keep noise down at night in residential areas.

Sustainable Tourism Tax – the tax included in your stay funds projects that protect the Balearic Islands' environment, heritage and culture, and helps co-finance this festival.

Our own commitment includes a beach clean-up during the festival, ecological products, local suppliers and workshops on local culture.

Plan more

For more ideas on what to see and do, visit the official Balearic Islands tourism website: illesbalears.travel.