Etiqueta 'Mallorca traditions'
![The village is filled with colour and tradition with the dances of Sant Joan Pelos](https://uh.gsstatic.es/images/placeholder-preview.webp)
The village is filled with colour and tradition with the dances of Sant Joan Pelos
The village is filled with colour and tradition with the dances of Sant Joan Pelos.
The Mallorcan weirdness of John the Baptist
In the evening of the 24th, though, there is an acknowledgement of the Baptist.
Find out what you can do in Mallorca on the eve of Sant Joan
On the eve of the fiesta, bonfires and rituals keep the traditions of the holiday alive.
Mallorca carnival ends with the burial of the sardine
Celebrations in Pòrtol, Inca, Felantix, Manacor, Lloseta and Llucmajor.
Behind the mask: The imagination of Carnival
The parades are a vibrant explosion of colour and fun for all the family.
![Sant Antoni fiestas](https://uh.gsstatic.es/images/placeholder-preview.webp)
Sant Antoni fiestas
The bonfires were lit to drive away the demons.
![Picnics on the beach in Puerto Soller are part of the Sant Joan traditions](https://uh.gsstatic.es/images/placeholder-preview.webp)
Picnics on the beach in Puerto Soller are part of the Sant Joan traditions
Picnics on the beach in Puerto Soller are part of the Sant Joan traditions.
Palma’s New Centre for Popular and Traditional Culture to Open this Year
The Secar de la Real's casal will host a mix of 'ball de bot', folk music and 'dimonis'.
![Mallorca has many traditions during the Autumn and Winter months](https://uh.gsstatic.es/images/placeholder-preview.webp)
Mallorca has many traditions during the Autumn and Winter months
Mallorca has many traditions during the Autumn and Winter months.
- Emergency declared on Ryanair flight bound for Palma from Dublin
- British tourists will be “tracked” while on holiday in Mallorca
- Mallorca ambassador Sir Bradley Wiggins has “lost” his Mallorca home
- Mallorca restaurants losing clients, tourists tighten their belts
- Mallorca hotelier - "I wouldn't go to a place where I perceived there to be animosity towards tourists"