~ For All That You Couldnt Pack ~
by Heavens-Mirror
The Hire Centre is perfect for all those things you couldnt pack & would probably need on holiday..... Whatever you need these will sure have it!!
They hire out Wheelchairs and Mobility Scooters with free delivery
direct to your hotel within a 10km. Radius of Magaluf. Deliveries can also be arranged to any resort on the island, subject to a delivery charge.
* * * NEED SOMETHING FOR THE CHILDREN? * * *
Cots, Highchairs, Baby walkers, Children?s Car Seats, Play Pens and Buggies etc.
Includes free delivery within 10km of Magaluf.
* * * NEED SOMETHING COOL? * * *
Fans, Fridges, Electric to a Mini Coolers and cool boxes.
* * * SOMETHING FOR THE APARTMENT * * *
We have a large range of items available for all your needs?.
Kettles, Toasters, Irons, Hairdryers, Microwaves and Much Much More.
In Summer the Shop is open 10am to 5pm
Contact available by mobile 650 40 12 40 until 8.30pm.
In Winter the shop is open 10am to 2pm, out of office hours by arrangement. (through out the year).
They are closed on a sunday in the Winter months.
you can ring Gilly or Phill on (0034) 971 131 910 or (0034) 650 40 12 40 or by email on
hireit@hotmail.com. They will give you as much help as they can.
Hire Centre
South West, Magaluf
Avda. S'olivera
Opposite McDonalds
Magaluf
Mallorca
Everything easy by Stelios
by sourbugger
It is rumoured that Palma will be on the route of 'EasyCruise' the new venture from Stelios the founder of Easyjet. He will be offering cabins for as little as 29 pounds a nigh - but don't expect and 'frills of any kind'.
Palma looks like a perfect base from summer 2005, as he already flies from several destinations to Palma.
I've worked out that if you are England next year you will be able to spend the night in Easydorm (a hostel), book your EasyCruise in the local EasyinternetCafe. Then Take an EasyBus to the airport, fly on Easyjet to Palma, pick up your Easycar to drive to a hotel booked through an Easyjet affiliate, before going on Your EasyCruise ! Easy.
Update : 2005 - In the event Stelios went for the French / Italian riveria for EasyCruise1,but Palma may well be a later base if the first big orange cruiseship proves to be a winner.
Artà.
by Maurizioago
After having visited the castle of Capdepera you could go to Artà.
In this town you can visit the church of S. Salvador, dating from the 13th century. It is built on the site of a Moorish Alcazar.
Artà lies in the north-east corner of the island. Approximately 70 km. from Palma.
Very late meals
by KeenTraveller08
We just returned from Cala Millor resort and had been surprised to discover that practically noone was eating in the diners even as late as 9pm. Tourists and locals were mainly sipping on their drinks for the whole evening. But the meals are still available at any time of the day, so no shame in eating at the time convenient for you. Just don't be surprised if the diners are not full until later at night and that noone apart from you is eating.
Our walk -- Soller to Inca.
by into-thin-air
As I have previously stated in my introduction, part of our little Majorca trip was a planned walk from Soller to Inca.
These next Sports Travel tips are how we broke this walk down into three stages and why we chose to break them down this way.
I hope that they are of use to anyone planning this route.
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Beautiful ground and well kept pools
Ruth on the GR 221
Steep streets in Fornalutx
View of Sa Placa from the Misteris cross
