Spanish Festivals Add to Fun on Mallorca Villa Break

Spain is known for its festival culture, with hundredsdance, which is performed to try and increase the
of fiestas and events taking place all year round.fertility levels among the island's inhabitants.
From days of dancing to celebrate the patron day ofLocals taking part in this dance can often be seen
a saint, to salsa dancing events and food-themeddressed up in colourful costumes of green, pink and
festivals, the country really knows how to have awhite, to dance around a lady who may be dressed
good time.up as a pony. The dance symbolises the chasing
The chance to dance til they drop and get under theaway of demons and is usually performed twice
skin of local culture could definitely be one of theduring the Fiestas de San Agustin in Felanitx.
main draws for the millions of Brits who travel toThose on holiday in one of the many farmhouses in
Spain every year for a holiday. Appealing to a wideMallorca which are available to rent could find that
range of travellers, the country is perfect for boththey fancy getting into the swing of things and
romantic breaks for two, fun-filled family holidays anddressing up like the Spanish festival goers.
trips away with a large group of friends.An evening on Mallorca
A stay in a Mallorca farmhouse could prove ideal forAs night falls, visitors' thoughts may turn to how best
all these sorts of holidays, as the wide range ofto spend an evening on Mallorca - and the good
different sized properties with varying facilities meansnews is that they will truly be spoilt for choice.
there is sure to be one to fit in with any type ofFrom family friendly bars and restaurants catering for
getaway.travellers of all ages, to nightclub hotspots perfect
So when is the best time to head to Mallorca - andfor dancing the night away, the island really does
what can visitors get up to while they are there?have it all.
The best time to head off for a fun-filled MallorcaWhile on a Mallorca villa holiday, visitors to the island
breakshould certainly make sure they sample some of the
Any time of the year is pretty much ideal for afood for which it is known.
holiday to Mallorca, as the island - the largest in theAs an island Mallorca is noted for its amazingly fresh
Balearic set - enjoys an enviable climate all yearseafood which can be found in many of its
round.restaurants. Those on a romantic break could order a
The brilliant weather is one of the main reasons whynumber of different plates of tapas and share them.
Mallorca continues to be a mecca for Brits looking forThese smaller plates are ideal for those who like to
somewhere to take their summer break and issample as much of the local cuisine as possible when
certainly one of the island's best points.they are on holiday.
However, some months of the year may be ideal forThose with a big appetite could enjoy another
those looking to experience some Spanish culture andtraditional Spanish dish, paella, which is made with rice,
head to a festival or two while enjoying a stay in aprawns, chicken and assorted vegetables. While Brits
villa in Mallorca.may have tried the dish back at home, the chance to
During June, the island comes alive with the sightstry it from a traditional Spanish restaurant, cooked
and sounds of the world-famous Fiestas de Santhe right way, is something which should definitely
Agustin, which is held in the town of Felanitx.not be missed.
The festival is held to mark the saints day of SanAfter a hearty meal and a drink or two, heading back
Agustin and is usually held in June each year. Visitorsto a Mallorca villa is truly the best way to enjoy a
to the event will be enthralled by traditional dancing,relaxing evening. Visitors could round off their day
which is often to the sound of instruments includingwith a swim in their very own pool or simply relax
flutes and bagpipes.with all the comforts of home.
Another must see at the event is the Els Cavallets