Misha

Delishhhh. Got the regular which was way enough for me. Quite filling because the egg and rice beneath. Also comes with some pickled cucumbers, miso soup, dipping sauces and iced tea 10/10

Finca Es Cabàs is a beautifully restored historic estate nestled in the serene countryside of Santa Maria del Camí, Mallorca. Dating back to the era of Muslim rule on the island, the finca has preserved its rich heritage through the careful restoration of original features like lime kilns, charcoal burners' cottages, and an old olive oil press .​ The estate offers ten thoughtfully designed accommodations, including standard doubles, suites with private terraces, and a family apartment. While there isn't an on-site restaurant, guests can enjoy a continental breakfast buffet featuring fresh pastries, fruits, and locally sourced orange juice . For other meals, a communal kitchen is available, and some rooms come equipped with kitchenettes .​ The grounds of Finca Es Cabàs are expansive and tranquil, featuring Mediterranean gardens, ancient olive groves, and an inviting infinity pool. Guests can explore several hiking trails that wind through the property, offering a peaceful retreat into nature.​ Located just a 15-minute drive from Palma, the finca serves as an ideal base for exploring Mallorca. Charming towns like Deià, Valldemossa, and Sóller are within easy reach, making it convenient to experience the island's diverse landscapes and cultural offerings .​ Whether you're seeking a quiet getaway or a starting point for island adventures, Finca Es Cabàs provides a harmonious blend of historical charm and modern comfort.​

The drive to Sa Calobra was one of the most breathtaking experiences for me — a dramatic, winding road that snakes through limestone mountains and plunges into hidden valleys. Go early, just as the sun begins to rise, before the bikers and tour buses appear. In that golden hour, the light spills across the cliffs like something from another world — silent, timeless, and spellbinding. Once you reach the bottom, there is a visible parking lot to park in. The main port is immediately visible once you walk out of the lot and down the hill to the water. It’s a common rest stop for cyclists and a good place to stretch, grab a coffee, and enjoy the sparkling sea before your journey continues. But the real magic lies just beyond. Behind two stone tunnels — only accessible by foot — you’ll find Torrent de Pareis, a dramatic gorge that opens into a surreal beach flanked by towering rock walls. After a bite or a coffee at the port, follow signs for the Túnel de Sa Calobra and step into what feels like another realm. Arrive before noon if you want to experience its stillness; by midday, the crowds descend and the spell begins to break.