Mallorca is the first place that truly feels like home.

Hospitality is in my DNA. I was raised in a family where food was never just a meal — it was an experience, a lesson, and a way of bringing people together.

With my family rooted in hospitality for generations, I grew up understanding the difference between a place created for tourists and one with genuine soul. I learned to notice the details: warm service, honest food, thoughtful atmosphere, and the feeling that makes you want to return.

My family's connection to Mallorca began more than 30 years ago, when my grandmother bought a home in Son Vida. The island has been part of my life for as long as I can remember. Later, my family bought our own home in Sant Agustí, and Mallorca gradually became much more than a summer destination — it became home.

Before moving here full-time four years ago, I spent seven years living abroad—from school in Switzerland to five years in London for my degree. London taught me how to hunt for the "it" spot: the hidden rooftop, the secret pop-up, and the aesthetic café. I brought that same urban curiosity back home to the island.

I did not just move to Mallorca — I made it part of my everyday life.

I spent my first years exploring Palma’s Old Town on foot, getting to know its streets, hidden corners, and daily rhythm. Now, living in Santa Catalina, I have found the pace that suits me best.

What I love most is that Mallorca never feels the same. From the fresh energy of spring to long summer days and the golden light of autumn, every season brings a different side of the island.

Mallorca Insider was born because my WhatsApp never stopped buzzing with friends asking for "the list." I realized my 30 years of family history and my obsession with the food scene was a gift I wanted to share. Whether it's finding the best iced strawberry matcha or the most private terrace in Deià, I only share the places I go to myself. This is my Mallorca—curated, honest, and hand-picked.