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Bonjour mes amis! Mallorca in the spring? Magnifique! Imagine this: four of you, two couples, exploring this stunning Balearic island when the weather is simply perfect for outdoor adventures. Moderate temperatures mean comfortable days exploring charming towns and breathtaking coastal paths.

Let's talk about the weather. Spring in Mallorca brings pleasant sunshine, averaging around 18-20°C (64-68°F). It's warm enough for hiking, cycling, and enjoying long lunches al fresco, but not so hot that you'll melt! Expect some occasional showers, so pack a light raincoat just in case.

Mallorcan cuisine is a treat for the senses! We'll indulge in delicious pa amb oli (bread with olive oil, tomato, and sometimes ham), savor fresh seafood paella by the coast, and sample the local wines. For a true taste of Mallorca, try the ensaimada, a spiral-shaped pastry, a true local delicacy. Expect to spend around €50-€70 per day on food and drinks, depending on your choices. A nice restaurant for dinner could cost around €30-€40 per person.

The Mallorcans are friendly and welcoming. You'll find a relaxed atmosphere, especially outside the main tourist hubs. The local music scene features traditional folk music and modern influences; you might hear lively guitar melodies in the evenings at a local bar. The sound of the sea and the gentle chirping of cicadas will be your constant companions during the day.

Architecturally, you'll see a blend of styles. The old town of Palma showcases beautiful Gothic architecture, while you'll find charming whitewashed villages with traditional architecture in the countryside. Keep an eye out for the beautiful bougainvillea and orange trees, abundant throughout the island.

We’ll explore the island by renting a car, which will give you the freedom to discover hidden coves and charming villages at your own pace. Car rental costs approximately €30-€40 per day. For excursions, consider a boat trip to a nearby island (around €50-€80 per person) or a guided hike in the Serra de Tramuntana mountains (around €30-€40 per person).

Think of the photos you'll be posting! The stunning beaches, the picturesque villages, the vibrant markets—it's all Instagram-worthy. You’ll easily capture amazing moments to share with your social media followers. Remember those stunning sunsets?

Expect a mix of fellow tourists, from families to couples to groups of friends. You'll find everyone is generally relaxed and enjoying the island’s beauty.

The total estimated cost for your trip, including flights (not included in the estimate), accommodation (assuming around €100-€150 per night for a comfortable apartment for four), car rental, activities, and food, would be approximately €2000-€3000 for four people for a week. This is just an estimate, of course; costs will vary depending on your choices and preferences.

A bientôt à Majorque! (See you soon in Mallorca!)