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The first satellite of the Balearic Islands will be called Posidònia

The Balearic Islands are about to take a major step in the field of space technology with the launch of their first satellite, called "Posidònia". This innovative satellite manufactured by the company Open Cosmos will be launched into orbit in February 2026 to provide...

Sun Protection Essentials You Need For Your Visit To Mallorca

Mallorca is the perfect spot for an idyllic Spanish getaway. White sandy beaches, azure waters, captivating mountain views, and historic Spanish architecture draw many tourists in. This island, one of the Balearic islands, is also known for pleasant weather and...

Discover Palma and its gastronomy with Food Tours Mallorca

Palma and Mallorca offer a gastronomic paradise, best experienced on foot or by e-scooter. This is the essence of what Food Tours Mallorca offers: an invitation for both tourists and locals to explore the island’s flavours through gourmet food tours. With a wide range...

Crime, the other effect of climatic change

Ecological and environmental damage, caused by global warming, increase the temperature of the air, seas and oceans; they increase the sea level; cause food shortages, etc. But there are other problems linked to the aforementioned: natural disasters, catastrophes and...

Traffic regulation at the Formentor lighthouse

Conserving one of the most iconic spaces on the Serra de Tramuntana, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is something we all must do, which is why we regulate traffic at the Formentor lighthouse during the summer. The 2018 Pilot Mobility Plan reduced the flow of visitors...

Posidonia: destruction for anchoring and its conception as a green crime

“Posidonia Oceanica: destruction for anchoring and its conception as a green crime in the balearic islands” Posidonia Oceanica is one of the most important species of our marine ecosystem, due to both the way it spreads and the protection it provides against climate...

RTVE in collaboration with +Mallorca

RTVE television program 'Aquí la Tierra' (Here the Earth) contacted +Mallorca requesting help and collaboration to film this program, for everywhere and every places of Spain, better known about Mallorca. The program shows a little of our land, our culture,...

Silent March / Marratxí – Santa Maria del Camí

Recently cycle-tourists in Mallorca held a silent march in honour of Vicenç Suau, a 23 year old cyclist who died in a traffic accident whilst taking part in his favourite sport. We would like to take advantage of this occasion to remind both cyclists and drivers of...

Más Mallorca: diploma CAEB Environment Award

Más Mallorca Magazine obtained the diploma CAEB Environment Award 2009, in recognition of their commitment and hard work in protecting the environment. The awards and diplomas was held on October 21, 2009 and was attended by the President of the Confederation of...

Mallorca’s first magazine about environment, leisure and culture

Editorial staff. Palma. diariodemallorca.es Más Mallorca is known to be a magazine that is published periodically to reflect the traditional festivals that take place on those dates. The eponymous site is an extensive supplement to the magazine, which also can be...

‘Más Mallorca’ Official Sponsor of the Cycling Team of the Balearic Islands

In 2009, Más Mallorca became one of the main drivers of cycling tourism in Mallorca, a pioneering initiative that put Mallorca on the world map as one of the most privileged places to practice this sport and which is also environmentally friendly. The organization...

“Cycling is enjoying a historic moment on the Balearic Islands”

Arturo Sintes, President of the Balearic Cycling Foundation, asserts that the Palma Arena velodrome will enable the islands to reclaim the prestige enjoyed some years ago. Sintes, who also presides over the Track Commission of the Real Federación Española de Ciclismo...

The sea, the rubbish dump we hide from the tourists

Thousands of plastic bags, tires and cans settle along the Balearic coastline every year. The way surrounding countries manage their sea contamination is key to stopping this rubbish arriving on our island’s beaches. Residue sinks or floats, the sea doesn’t swallow...