In the late 70s, Spain’s LGBTQ+ community rejoiced as homosexual activity was legalised across the country. All this meant was that they could no longer be sent down for going down after a night out – something they’d been doing since the beginning of time anyway!

Today, Spain is one of the most liberal countries in the world in terms of LGBTQ+ freedoms. In fact, according to a 2013 study by Pew Research Centre, a whopping 88% of Spanish citizens accept homosexuality as a part of the country's culture. Join us in raising a glass to Spain which came out on top (or so to speak) against the 38 other countries who were polled. 🥂

Flexas is one of the popular gay bars for locals and tourists in majorca, with a traditional Spanish design but with a gay twist.  Serving delicious cocktails and food, with some fabulous shows, Flexas attracts a mixed crowd. ( Closed Sundays and Mondays )

The 2 Palma is one of the newest bars palma but has quickly become the most popular LGBTQ+ bar. It's situated just outside the city centre but is easy to get to.

La Demence is a large gay disco on the island again attracting so many different  LGBTQ+ friends.

La Dama de Ella attracts more of a lesbian crowd in this cafe with delicious, homemade, organic cooking. The cafe becomes a bar in the evening and hosts many city pride events.

Dins Sa Gabia is a gay bar again outside the capital that attracts a mixed LGBTQ+ crowd with drag and cabaret shows.

Palma has a fun and vibrant dining scene which is constantly evolving. It ranges from Michelin-starred restaurants to small trendy tapas eateries so the choice is yours!

A visit San Juan Gastro Market is a must-do, it is open daily from noon to midnight. On the weekend nights, the market hosts live music and DJs until the early hours.  It’s a great opportunity to sample some of Island’s cuisine. They say no trip to majorca is complete without trying one of the island’s most famous nibbles – the ensaimada.

Buscando el Norte – Dishes range in size from pintxos to rib-eye steaks, with a few unusual options such as mini-Angus burgers that come with tiny chips.

La Rosa Vermuteria – Mallorcan style tapas-sized dishes beautifully presented, in a trendy but authentic setting.

Sadrassana –is located in a beautifully restored 19th-century manor house, serving traditional balearic dishes.

Patron Lunares – simple delicious organic fish and meat dishes.

Bocalto Palma –  Set in the regenerated Sa Gerreria neighborhood, excellent seafood dishes and a choice of steaks.

The nearest two gay beaches to palma are Puenta des Grells and the stunning Es Trenc, ranked as one of the most beautiful nudist beaches in Europe, so if tan lines are not your thing feel free to get naked here.

El Mago (a small secluded cave popular with gay guys, and several nudists), and Delta (an isolated cave with rocky coast).

Nassau Beach Club at the far end provides sun loungers (usually worth booking in advance ) it offers waiter service and is a popular restaurant for lunch. Closer to the city is the Anima Beach Club a paradise over the Sea, offering panoramic views of the mediterranean. A place where you can enjoy well-being, without leaving the city.

Portixol is another nearby beach and offers a more chilled vibe than the city beaches. It also has some great restaurants and fabulous hotels. The sand here is soft and white and perfect for a day of relaxation and sunbathing.

Further along, the coast is Puro Beach in Illetas about 10 minutes away,  it is directly on the beach and offers 360-degree views and high-end food and drinks menu.

Majorca features a wide range of breathtaking beaches across the whole island, so if you like to explore hop on a bus or hire a car and head out and explore. 

Palma is filled with so much to do, the town is a bright and beautiful historic old town with lots of churches to visit. Palma Cathedral is a giant Catalan Gothic cathedral 44m tall, an amazing sight to see.

P alacilo Real de La Almudaina is a fortified palace used by royalty. With great architectural design and the gardens are also very pretty. 

Castell Bellver is a striking Palma landmark, offering panoramic views overlooking the city of Palma and the pine forests that surround this magnificent castle.

Palma's seafront promenade takes you past yacht-filled ports, it's perfect for walks and bike rides during the day, and dining and dancing at night!

We suggest getting the map out and heading off to explore the island as it has so much to offer, or you can just stay and relax if that's your thing. 

Mallorca Gay Pride, Palma de Mallorca

Normally take place in late june.

Mallorca Gay Pride 2021 Palma de Mallorca is a colourful parade and a live music festival. Some of the biggest drag names in Spain will perform live on stage.

Majorca fetish week From Friday, October 28, 2022 - 30 oct 2022

Hot fetish guys, Fetish parties, 1000s of fetish guys, Sexy shows, Fetish BBQ,Sportswear, parties photo sessions, City tours,  The Holes

Sauna Spartacus – Located in Palma’s old town, Bar, Lockers, Finnish Sauna, Steam Sauna, Room XXX Video, Heated Pool, Cabins, Darkroom and more.

September also hosts ELLA, the inte