Light plates, fresh bites and drinks served by the water. Designed for slow afternoons between the pool, the garden and the Lanzarote sun, with a relaxed menu that follows the pace of the house. For hotel guests only.

Signature cocktails and island character on a terrace where volcano and Atlantic light meet at the end of the day.A place for golden hour, conversation and the final colour of Lanzarote before night arrives. For hotel guests only.

Gonzalo Calzadilla reinterprets the island through fresh fish, local ingredients, garden produce and contemporary technique.

Lanzarote is not only known for its volcanic landscapes and dreamlike beaches, but also for its rich gastronomy. If you love good food, this island has a wide offer ranging from traditional Canarian flavours to more international options. Lanzarote’s cuisine is truly an appetising experience, well worth discovering. Below, we reveal the best places for eating out.

Discover the 8 essential beach bars in Lanzarote to enjoy the best gastronomy and spectacular views. Explore the best of Lanzarote!

Lanzarote, known for its volcanic beauty and unique landscapes, offers some of the most spectacular sunsets in the Canary archipelago. From cliffs to golden beaches, discover the places where magic happens.

Lanzarote is actually a destination that shines all year round, but we must recognize that its winter has a special grace. From its temperate climate and its more than 20 degrees to its cultural and landscape richness, the island offers an unforgettable experience in which the cold does not interfere. Maybe you don't know it yet, but you have many reasons to come and discover the charms of the island in winter

On the southwest coast of Lanzarote, where land meets sea in a dialogue of lava and foam, Los Hervideros rise. They are not just cliffs, nor just another stop along the route: they are a wild choreography between volcanic rock and ocean. Here, nature isn’t just seen — it’s felt. We’ll tell you how to get there, the best time to visit, and why this untamed corner deserves a place in your itinerary.

Easter is the perfect opportunity to escape from routine and enjoy a unique destination like Lanzarote. With its warm climate, volcanic landscapes and wide range of activities, this Canary Island is the ideal place for those looking to combine relaxation, nature and culture. Lanzarote is an ideal destination to enjoy at Easter. We tell you why and recommend the best plans for you to enjoy. Discover them!

Lanzarote is a simply magical island. Famous for its volcanic landscapes, its crystalline beaches, its unique architecture and its relaxed atmosphere, it offers the opportunity to enjoy it in an ephemeral way due to its distribution and shape. With only 4 days to explore it in depth, we leave you a complete guide so you can enjoy the best places and activities in Lanzarote, making the most of your time.

In the northwest of Lanzarote, where the wind caresses the dunes and the sea breaks strongly against the endless shore, stretches Famara Beach, one of the most magnetic and authentic places on the island. With more than six kilometers of golden sand, its imposing cliff, and an atmosphere that invites freedom, Famara is not just a beach: it is an experience. In this guide, you’ll discover everything you need to know about what to see at Famara Beach, how to get there, and how to enjoy it to the fullest—whether you’re looking for disconnection or to dive into the Atlantic energy of this wild corner.

Among the most unique volcanic landscapes of Lanzarote, Las Grietas has become a place that sparks the curiosity of travelers and photographers from all over the world. This geological phenomenon, shaped by erosion and the action of the wind, offers a setting as impressive as it is mysterious. In this article, you’ll discover what Las Grietas in Lanzarote are, how to get there, when to visit, and what you should know before entering them.

If you dream of virgin beaches, crystal-clear waters, and volcanic landscapes that seem from another planet, Caletón Blanco is your place. Located in the north of Lanzarote, in the Órzola area, this beach of white sand and volcanic origin offers a spectacular contrast of colors and a feeling of isolation that makes it one of the most special spots on the island. In this guide we tell you how to get to Caletón Blanco, what to do there and why it deserves a place on your must-see list if you're looking for an authentic experience, far from the crowds and in harmony with Lanzarote's wildest nature.

If you're planning a getaway from Lanzarote, La Graciosa is that little paradise you shouldn't leave out of your itinerary. This lesser-known Canary Island is a wild, car-free haven where peace, unspoiled beaches, and volcanic landscapes offer you a unique, authentic, and almost secret experience. Here we’ll tell you what to see in La Graciosa, how to get there, and what to do so you can make the most of your visit.

El Mirador del Río is one of the most iconic and fascinating places in Lanzarote. Designed by the famous artist César Manrique, this viewpoint offers spectacular views of the Chinijo Archipelago, including the island of La Graciosa and a spectacular panoramic view of Lanzarote. We tell you everything you should bear in mind to make the most of your visit

Located in the south of Lanzarote, Papagayo Beach is one of the Canary Islands’ most emblematic jewels. This paradise of golden sand and crystal clear waters is a must-see destination for those seeking sun, tranquillity and a unique natural landscape. In this article we tell you how to get there, its opening hours and everything you need to know to make the most of your visit. Let’s find out more!

Lanzarote is an island of contrasts, where volcanic fire meets the infinite blue of the Atlantic. With pleasant temperatures all year round, its summer is perfect for discovering unique landscapes, paradisiacal beaches, and a unique culture. If you're looking for a destination that combines nature, relaxation, and gastronomy, Lanzarote is the ideal choice. Next, we’ll discover what makes Lanzarote special in summer, five must-do plans to enjoy the island, and some tips to make the most of your stay. Keep reading!

Lanzarote is a unique destination that combines natural beauty, outdoor activities, culture and rich gastronomy. With its volcanic landscape, dream beaches and perfect climate all year round, the island offers endless plans for all tastes. Here we leave you the 15 best things to do in Lanzarote.

A change of place does not necessarily need to mean a change of routine. For those who train regularly, the best hotel gym is not simply a room with a treadmill and a few weights. It is somewhere that allows you to continue doing what you already do at home: strength, cardio, mobility, recovery — without having to reinvent your training every time you travel. At Gran Hotel Margalida, in Banyalbufar, the gym has been designed precisely with that in mind.

The total solar eclipse on August 12 will be one of the most spectacular astronomical events visible from Spain. In Mallorca, the west coast will offer privileged conditions for observation. And if there is one place where the experience will reach its fullest expression, it is Gran Hotel Margalida, located in Banyalbufar, in the heart of the Serra de Tramuntana, perched above the sea.

In 2026, luxury events are no longer defined by ostentation, but by something far more meaningful: emotion, memory and the feeling of having lived something truly unique. Celebrations evolve into deeply sensorial experiences, carefully designed so that every guest feels special. At Annua Signature Hotels, this vision is not a passing trend, but part of our DNA. Our luxury hotels, set within exceptional natural surroundings, become the perfect stage for the most exclusive events of the year.

Lanzarote is a destination that captivates with its diverse landscapes, where beaches play a leading role. From white-sand coves with turquoise waters to volcanic black-sand beaches, the island offers something for every taste. Lanzarote boasts countless spectacular beaches. Take note of the best ones you can visit. Discover them!

On the west coast of Mallorca, suspended between the Serra de Tramuntana and the Mediterranean Sea, this small village preserves an almost impossible geography: centuries-old agricultural terraces cascading down to the water, stone houses carved into the hillside, and a rich historical legacy. Its name comes from the Arabic Bunyál-bahár, meaning “built by the sea.” Every dry-stone wall, every Malvasía vine and every ancient irrigation channel tells a living story.

Menorca, the jewel of the Mediterranean, is transformed every spring into a destination where nature, culture, and time converge. May is the perfect month to enjoy the island without the summer crowds and to take part in a wide variety of events and activities for all tastes.

In the Balearic Islands, wellbeing isn’t something you search for — it simply happens. It happens under the soft sun, on rural paths scented with countryside air, in coves where the water shifts shades of blue every minute, and in hotels that turn calm into a tangible experience. Mallorca and Menorca have become two of Europe’s most inspiring destinations to disconnect, move with intention, and reconnect with nature. Each island offers it in its own way: Mallorca, with its vibrant Mediterranean energy, endless fields, and rich, nuanced gastronomy. Menorca, with its slow rhythm, preserved silence, and untouched nature. At the heart of these experiences are the Annua Hotels, retreats where architecture, landscape, gastronomy, and wellbeing blend effortlessly. Discover Annua Signature Hotels.

Mallorca is not just a destination for sun and beach; its cultural and artistic richness is gaining increasing prominence. The island, known for its thousand-year history and as a refuge and source of inspiration for great artists, combines tradition, landscape, and modernity through its art, galleries, and contemporary architecture. Here, we suggest essential routes and spaces to explore the island's creativity, from Palma to the Serra de Tramuntana, perfect for your next trip in 2026.

When winter arrives, many people seek to escape the cold and rain. In Lanzarote, that moment becomes an opportunity: warm temperatures, outdoor activities, unique volcanic landscapes and an energy that renews you. Without a doubt, it is the perfect season to discover the Canary Islands and enjoy a complete experience at Hotel César Lanzarote. Here you will not only find rest, pools and privileged views of the volcanoes, but also a gastronomic proposal that captures the most authentic essence of the island. In our restaurant, sea, land, tradition and creativity merge in every dish, giving life to a cuisine with its own Atlantic identity.

Getting married in Lanzarote is much more than choosing a destination. It is letting nature, the sea, and the light write part of the story of that day. The island offers landscapes that cannot be replicated: volcanic scenery, golden beaches, and a silence seemingly made for emotions. Every corner has its own energy. From an intimate ceremony in a finca between lava and vineyards to a sophisticated celebration by the sea, Lanzarote is a place where beauty and energy are felt, not explained.

“Getting married in Mallorca is not just organizing a wedding. It’s writing a story where the Mediterranean signs as a witness, nature sets the scene, and time seems to stand still.” Mallorca is much more than a destination — it’s a state of mind. Its light, landscapes, and unhurried rhythm make the island the perfect setting for those seeking a celebration filled with soul, beauty, and understated elegance. From traditional fincas to boutique hotels hidden among olive trees, every corner offers its own interpretation of luxury. In this guide, you’ll find the best wedding venues in Mallorca, insights about the destination, practical advice, and a premium proposal for those seeking exclusivity and comfort.

Art needs space, silence and an attentive eye. And in the Balearic Islands, that only happens in autumn. While the world is still obsessed with crowded beaches, here you can walk through a world-class gallery as if you were the only guest. These are my recommendations for the most special galleries in Mallorca and Menorca.

In northern Mallorca, where the Tramuntana mountains meet the sea, lies Pollensa, a town that has preserved its essence while embracing the cosmopolitan charm that attracts travelers from around the world. Cobbled streets, lively squares, artistic traditions, and a privileged natural setting make Pollensa a place you won’t forget. This guide shows you what to see in Pollensa and the must-visit spots, whether you’re spending just a day or enjoying a longer stay.

In the heart of the Tramuntana Mountains, a UNESCO World Heritage site, lies Sóller, a town that seems to have stopped in time. Its fertile valley of orange groves, cobbled streets, and direct connection to the sea through its port make it one of Mallorca’s most authentic destinations. Sóller is more than just a beautiful place: it’s a meeting point between tradition and modernity, between local life and the curious eyes of travelers. Here, we’ll show you what to see in Sóller and the corners that make this town truly unforgettable.

In the heart of Menorca rises Monte Toro, the highest point on the island at 358 meters above sea level. From its summit, Menorca unfolds in all its splendor: distant beaches, rolling fields, stone villages, and on clear days, even the silhouette of Mallorca on the horizon. More than just a viewpoint, Monte Toro is a meeting place between nature, history, and spirituality, and a must-see on any trip to the island.

In the south of Menorca lies one of the island’s best-known gems: Son Bou Beach. Stretching over 2 kilometers, it is the longest beach in Menorca and a place that combines comfort, spaciousness, and a privileged natural environment. Ideal for families, couples, and travelers looking for versatility, Son Bou is much more than just a day of sun and sand. In this article, you’ll discover why you should visit Son Bou, how to get there, and what to do to make the most of your experience.

In the heart of Mallorca, where the island leaves behind the bustle of the coast and reveals its true self, lies Manacor. A city that doesn’t shout to be noticed, yet leaves a lasting impression on those who take the time to look. Known for its history, its craftsmanship, and the legacy of Rafa Nadal… and still, it remains one of the best-kept secrets of Mallorca’s inland. If you're wondering what to see and do in Manacor, this guide is more than just a list—it's an invitation to experience the island from within, with your feet on the ground and your eyes wide open.

In the north of Mallorca, where the sea becomes calm and the mountains trace gentle silhouettes, lies Alcudia. It’s not just a destination—it’s an invitation to see with fresh eyes. To slow down. To breathe. If you're planning a getaway that combines history, the sea, and Mediterranean authenticity, this corner of the island will surprise you. Here’s what to see in Alcudia through ten places you shouldn’t miss if you want to take home more than just photos—a true experience.

Visiting Mallorca and not going to Cap de Formentor is like missing one of the most iconic landscapes of the Mediterranean. This rugged cape, located at the northern tip of the island, is a natural gem combining dizzying cliffs, spectacular viewpoints, and sunsets that stay etched in memory. In this guide we tell you what Cap de Formentor is, why it is known as the "End of the Mallorcan world", and how you can get there to enjoy it with all your senses.

If you're planning your getaway to Menorca and dream of wild coves, reddish landscapes, and crystal-clear waters, Cala Pregonda is a must-see. This beach on the north of the island is one of the most special: its golden-reddish sand, volcanic rock formations, and the tranquility in the air make it a unique place. Here we tell you how to get to Cala Pregonda, what you should keep in mind to enjoy it to the fullest, and why staying nearby can make all the difference.

Las Cucharas Beach is one of Lanzarote’s gems and a must-visit destination for those seeking sun, sea, and water activities. Located in Costa Teguise, this beach offers crystal-clear waters, golden sand, and an incredible range of leisure options. Below, we share everything about its location, reviews, and some tips to make the most of your visit.

If you're thinking about visiting Playa Blanca, one of Lanzarote’s gems, you're in the right place. Playa Blanca is a beach that combines natural beauty, tranquility, and the perfect setting to disconnect. In this article, we’ll tell you everything you need to know to make the most of your visit: how to get there, what to see, and useful tips to make your experience unforgettable.

Cala Turqueta is one of Menorca’s most treasured gems, known for its crystal-clear waters, white sand, and a protected natural environment that invites you to disconnect from the world. If you're planning to visit this Mediterranean wonder, this article will guide you on how to get there and offer key tips to make your experience unforgettable. We also recommend the best accommodations to enjoy the cove in maximum comfort and exclusivity.

Mallorca is an island best discovered from the sea. And among its greatest treasures, the beaches hold a privileged place. From hidden coves nestled between cliffs to vast bays with crystal-clear waters, the island offers a variety that seems tailored for every taste. If you’re wondering what the most beautiful beaches in Mallorca are, here you’ll find a carefully curated selection, perfect for those seeking natural, peaceful places to enjoy unforgettable experiences.

Mallorca is one of those destinations that shine in every season, but in summer, its Mediterranean essence is at its peak. If you're planning your next vacation and wondering what to do in Mallorca in summer, you've come to the right place. We’ll tell you all about the activities and plans you can enjoy this summer on the island. Discover them!

Mallorca is the epitome of summer. Endless beaches, charming villages, gourmet cuisine, and an energy that fills every corner of the island. But with so many options, one key question arises when planning your trip: where to stay in Mallorca in summer? Choosing the right place to stay not only enhances the experience—it can be the difference between a just-ok holiday and an unforgettable one. Keep reading to find out the best places to stay in Mallorca during the summer.

Cala Mitjana is undoubtedly one of the most beloved beaches in Menorca. Its stunning beauty, with turquoise crystal-clear waters, fine sand, and a unique natural setting, makes it an ideal place to spend an unforgettable day. Discover everything you need to know below.

Menorca is synonymous with paradise beaches, crystal-clear waters, and unparalleled natural landscapes. Its coves, hidden among cliffs and surrounded by Mediterranean vegetation, are the island’s greatest treasure. In the south, you'll find white sandy beaches with turquoise waters, while the north offers wilder, red-toned landscapes—Menorca has dreamy spots for every taste. If you're planning your trip, Menorca is a natural paradise brimming with stunning coves throughout the island. Want to know which are the best? Keep reading!

Menorca, one of the most stunning jewels of the Mediterranean, becomes a true paradise during the summer. With its turquoise beaches, exquisite cuisine, and natural landscapes, this Balearic island is the perfect destination for those seeking a mix of relaxation, adventure, and culture. We tell you everything about why to visit Menorca in summer—plans, unique activities, and other tips to make the most of your stay. Discover it all!

Playa de Muro is one of the most spectacular beaches in Mallorca. With over 5 kilometers of fine sand and crystal-clear waters, it is the island’s longest beach—an ideal destination for families, sports lovers, and anyone looking to relax in a unique natural setting. Discover everything you need to know with our updated 2025 guide to Playa de Muro: access, transport, and the best routes.

The Menorcan chef, only 25 years old, joins the group's hotels in Menorca as the culinary director, bringing a contemporary cuisine that celebrates local produce and the island’s identity. José María Borrás has returned home. The Menorcan chef, recognized as the Best Young Chef of Spain and Portugal at the San Pellegrino Young Chef 2024 competition, is the new addition to Annua Signature Hotels to lead the kitchens of their Menorca hotels: Amagatay and Morvedra Nou. His arrival adds a creative, young, and deeply island-connected profile to the group's gastronomic offering.

The Cathedral of Mallorca, known as La Seu, is one of the most iconic landmarks on the island. Located in the heart of Palma, its impressive Gothic structure and its position facing the sea make it an essential visit. If you're visiting Mallorca, you can't forget to visit its cathedral: La Seu. Here's everything you need to know to make the most of your visit.

If there is a village in Mallorca that captures the hearts of all its visitors, it is Valldemossa. Located in the Serra de Tramuntana, this corner of the island combines cobblestone streets, stone houses with green shutters, and a unique atmosphere that has inspired artists, writers, and travelers from all over the world. Just 25 km from Palma, Valldemossa is a village hidden in the mountains that you must visit. Take note of the following tips.

If you're looking for a charming destination in Menorca, Binibeca is a must-see stop. This small fishing village, with its white houses, narrow streets, and sea views, is one of the most photogenic spots on the island. Binibeca is a charming village in Menorca that will surprise you for many reasons. Find out below what to see and how to get there.

Menorca not only captivates with its paradisiacal beaches and unspoiled nature but also with its unique gastronomy. If you're wondering where to eat in Menorca, this guide offers the best recommendations to enjoy authentic Menorcan cuisine. From gourmet restaurants to more traditional spots with breathtaking views, Menorca’s gastronomy is a true experience to discover and savor. We reveal the best places to eat next.

Menorca is an island full of natural wonders, and among them is Cova des Coloms, one of the most impressive caves on the island. Known as the "Cathedral of Menorca", this cave is an essential destination for hiking and nature lovers. Discover the Cova des Coloms and all its history. Make the most of your visit with the following tips.

On Lanzarote, an island full of unique landscapes and magical corners, the Natural Pools of Los Charcones stand out, a hidden paradise that combines the tranquillity of the sea with the wild beauty of volcanic nature. The natural pools of Los Charcones are one of Lanzarote's most hidden treasures. Here we tell you all about it so that you can enjoy your visit to the full.

If you are planning a trip to Menorca, you cannot miss visiting Mahón, its capital. With an impressive port, a charming historic center, and a rich gastronomic tradition, it is a destination that combines history, culture, and the sea in one place. Mahón is the capital of Menorca and has a lot to offer. Discover what you can see and how to get to this beautiful Mediterranean city.

Organizing a wedding is an exciting process, but it can also be a challenge. From choosing the date to defining every detail of the celebration, there are many decisions to make. If you are wondering how to organize a wedding step by step, in this guide you will find everything you need to make your big day perfect. Additionally, if you dream of a wedding in a natural and exclusive setting, we will tell you how to organize a wedding at a venue and why our hotels are the ideal setting for an unforgettable celebration. Celebrate with ANNUA!

If you are planning a getaway to Mallorca and only have three days, you may be wondering: what to see in Mallorca in 3 days? The island is an incredible destination with paradise beaches, charming villages, and exquisite cuisine. If you want to visit Mallorca in just three days, we recommend following our guide and recommendations. Enjoy Mallorca to the fullest!

Menorca is an idyllic Mediterranean destination, and Cala Galdana stands out as one of its most beautiful and family-friendly beaches. Located on the south coast of the island, this cove is characterised by its white sand, crystal clear waters and stunning natural surroundings. It is also an excellent starting point for exploring other nearby coves, enjoying the local food and staying in exclusive accommodation. Cala Galdana is one of Menorca's points of interest. If you want to make the most of your visit, bear the following tips in mind.

Organizing a special event is more than planning with order and anticipation; it is creating an experience that must be unique, memorable and with details that leave an impression on all the guests. Whether it is an intimate party, a wedding or a corporate event, here we tell you how to give it the touch that will make the difference.

There are many treasures in Menorca, but its lobster is undoubtedly the star product of the island. Menorca, known for its impressive gastronomy, preserves a marine relic that stands out above the rest: the Menorcan lobster. This delicious seafood is an integral part of the island's culinary tradition, and a dish that all lovers of good cuisine must try if they visit

If you are still wondering what to see in Menorca, this is your time to continue reading. Menorca, declared a Biosphere Reserve, is a paradise full of natural beauty, history and culture. We suppose you imagine that, but until you see in person its dream beaches or its charming towns and historical monuments, you are not aware of the greatness with which this island offers a unique experience for any type of traveler.

Isla del Rey, located in the port of Mahón, is an emblematic place that combines history, culture and unparalleled landscapes. This small islet is an essential visit for those looking to discover a special corner of Menorca.

Menorca is a perfect destination for a short getaway. In four days, you can discover its wonderful paradisiacal beaches, enjoy its rich gastronomy and explore its charming towns. With good and simple organization, you can make the most of your visit to this jewel of the Mediterranean without missing a single detail. So now you know; 4 days are more than enough to fall in love with Menorca. We tell you the itinerary you must follow to achieve it.

Touring the Camí de Cavalls by bike is one of the most exciting and challenging experiences you can live in Menorca. This historic route surrounds the island, offering you one of unique landscapes that ranges from paradisiacal coves to cliffs. If you are a cycling lover and looking for adventure, this guide will help you plan your tour and live the experience to the fullest.

Menorca, known for its stunning landscapes and pristine beaches, also offers unique experiences in the autumn and winter months. From hiking trails to the tranquility of its historic towns, we tell you how to make the most of your visit in November and December.