There is ample evidence that 5-star Mallorca hotels are some of the loveliest accommodations in the world.  There is an enormous graciousness and hospitality here, which is a reflection of the island.  Offering a luxurious combination of new-world amenities and old-world charm, the hotels have every detail covered, and then some.  Guests will find themselves in a place with absolutely stunning style, world-class design, and timeless beauty.

Mallorca is one of the most splendid places on earth.  It has long been on the list of places to come to rejuvenate the mind and the senses, and it was typical in the past for doctors to prescribe visits to Mallorca, because of its stunning climate and glorious beaches.  There is certainly something to be said for living close to water, as attested to by the vivaciousness of the residents.  Visitors will also be in for a cultural feast, as the museums, live music, and night life are out of this world, and offer something for the entire family.  There is also a fantastic sense of mystery here, the kind that’s only present in old cities on the water.  One of the favorites among locals and visitors is the story of El Drac de La Coca, or, the Dragon of La Coca.

The story begins in the 17th century.  Apparently a baby crocodile was brought to Mallorca on a ship, and then set free in the underground labyrinth of the city of Palma de Mallorca.  Here, the crocodile began to grow to an enormous size, and some sightings of him put the tail as over 4 feet long and covered with spikes.  It would feast on rats and cats, according to the stories, and eventually babies, coming out of the underground at night to terrorize the streets while the city slept.  Here, it lived for a century, and the stories grew, until one night, in 1776, the governor of Alcdia, Bartomeu Coch, saw El Drac while he was courting his paramour.  He killed it with his sword, and offered it to her as proof of his love.  For fantastical stories, it’s got everything.  And even better, one can actually visit the remains of El Drac in el Museo Diocesano, if there’s any doubt about it’s validity!