From Stewardess to Superyacht Chef: The culinary journey of Malgorzata Anna Kanicka
I can see myself still freelancing on yachts but also maybe teaching the guests or crew simple tricks to use at home to make their meals more fun.
What’s Christmas like for a guest on a Superyacht?
If you’re dreaming of a holiday filled with sun, sea, and unforgettable moments, there’s no better way to celebrate than aboard a superyacht.
Rainbow reborn: the iconic J Class yacht's glorious return with modern innovation
The new Rainbow has had a significant impact on the J Class fleet and the broader sailing community.
Famous yachts in Mallorca
Endeavour: The legendary J Class yacht that defined sailing history
Explore the legendary journey of the J Class yacht Endeavour, from her groundbreaking design for the 1934 America’s Cup to her remarkable restoration by Elizabeth Meyer. A true icon in sailing history.
Responsible dog walking in Mallorca: The importance of leashing up when asked
If you have a dog, and you see another one on a lead, put yours on a lead.
Ship to Shore in Mallorca
From yachts to tapas: How Edward Atkinson and 'Scratch' are shaking up Mallorca’s food scene
Meet Edward Atkinson, originally from the UK, he settled in Mallorca 7 years ago.
Your seven days news round-up in Mallorca
This week more rain, Valencia aid from the Balearics, seaplane flights coming soon, water conservation campaign and finally no more removal of liquids and electronic devies at the security check at Palma airport.
Hiking and Biking around the Balearics (and lots more)
Each island has its own unique atmosphere, with a variety of happenings throughout the year, attracting visitors from around the world.
From movie sets to Superyachts: Chef Ben Le Marechal’s culinary adventure in Mallorca
Meet Ben Le Marechal, who’s currently working as Sole Chef onboard a Motoryacht based in Palma.
Crew focus in Mallorca
Superyacht crew confessions: Real questions, real answers from the Yachting Agony Aunt
Sometimes the questions I’m asked are so pertinent to the industry they’re absolutely worth sharing as the answers and information could help someone else in a similar situation.
Crew focus in Mallorca
From celebrities to turtle rescue - the life of this Superyacht Captain is anything but average
The Bulletin talks to South African Captain Tim Deane about his superyacht career so far.
Crew focus in Mallorca
Yacht Gossip: Part 2
So buckle up for round two of the sort of stuff yacht crew have been dealing with this summer all over the world …
Crew focus in Mallorca
Yacht Gossip: Part 1
When the summer season comes to a halt I love to ask all the crew out there on social media to tell me their best stories.
Chef Spotlight in Mallorca
From yachts to kitchens: Inside the culinary journey of superyacht Chef Jean-Christophe Courant
Learn about his travels, cooking style, challenges, and insights into life aboard luxury yachts
Parched paradise
Water scarcity in Mallorca is a growing concern, primarily due to a combination of natural and human factors.
Yacht Business Focus in Mallorca
From South Africa to Mallorca: Meet the owners behind The Crow's Nest Restaurant in Cala Mayor
Discover the story of Estelle and Dave Hunt, the dynamic duo who brought authentic South African cuisine to Mallorca. Learn about their journey, the challenges they’ve faced, and their passion for creating a unique dining experience at The Crow’s Nest.
America’s Cup: Origins & History – Part Two, 1992 – present day
The current defender is Emirates Team New Zealand – who got to choose the venue and organise the cup this year.
America’s Cup: Origins & History – Part One, 1851 - 1992
The America’s Cup, recognised as the peak of yacht racing, is more than a sailing competition; it reflects human ingenuity, determination, and the pursuit of excellence on the seas.
Yacht Business Focus in Mallorca
Island entrepreneur: Gavin Dymock's journey from Magalluf to Balearic Coating Solutions
In 2019, a serious car crash led to my boss, Justin Jones, stepping down. I took over his role, viewing this challenge as a chance to continue and build on his legacy.
- Ryanair grounds 12 Spain routes over excessive airport taxes
- End of the Golden Visa....but there is a new way to live in Spain with few problems
- Nautical exodus from Mallorca
- The EU threatens the future of Mallorca beach bars
- Non-resident Britons and Americans buying a property in Spain face massive tax bill, PM announces
Comment
January is a great month for visiting Mallorca!
“However… if, like me, you’re not a fan of following the trends, plus you’re not a lover of crowds and chaos, January is the best month to get out and visit the island and enjoy the culture and restaurants.”
Erica Lay 17/01/2025 09:28