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We have booked the rooftop at Puro Hotel from 7pm onwards to kick off the festivites. Drinks and canapés are on us from 7pm-8.30pm. If you haven't already please let us know if you can make it as we have to confirm numbers with Puro Hotel at the beginning of July.&nbsp;

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We hope you are able to take the opportunity to have a little break and enjoy the island. There are lots of great places to stay and we've highlighted a few of these below. We hope to be able to spend time with you on the days surrounding the wedding and will organise some get togethers nearer the time.

Where to stay?!

You can fly to Palma from all London airports, Southend, Bristol and there are limited options from Bournemouth airport.

Palma de Mallorca Airport

Finca Es Cabas is 20 minutes from Palma, where there is a large range of hotels to choose from and plenty to do in the area. We will be organising a shuttle bus from Palma to the wedding and back.&nbsp;

Palma 

If you need to leave your luggage somewhere before flying home, we have previously used call&amp;ride in the centre of Palma, it is open from 9.30am to 7.30pm and is €5 per bag for the day.

Luggage Storage 

Pollença is a lovely part of the island with many villas and hotels available. It is also just 30 minutes from the venue.

Pollença

Deia lies in a steep valley with a small but very pretty cala. It is 35-45 minutes from Finca Es Cabas.

Deià

Approximately 30 minutes from Finca Es Cabas in the Tramuntana mountains, there are some lovely fincas available in this area. It is an historic town with cobbled streets and lots of restaurants and shops. You can also take a 4 hour round trek up to Puig des Teix for some amazing views.

Valldemossa

A beautiful old port town on the North-West side of the island. It is said to be in 'the valley of oranges' and is famous for its local oranges. 45 minutes from Finca Es Cabas.

Sóller

Magaluf and El Arenal are two areas you probably want to avoid, unless you fancy an 18-25 lads holiday.

Where not to stay!

Travel

Take the train from Palma to the beautiful port town of Soller on the north side of the island, in the Tramuntana mountains. The train takes you to central Soller, from here you can then take a tram to the port. We recommend picking up some ice cream for your journey back, from the ice cream shop next to the station (the one on the left does an amazing orange flavour made from the local oranges!).

Port de Sóller

Visit the beautiful gothic style cathedral in the centre of Palma, open Monday - Saturday.

Catedral de Mallorca

It may not look like much from the outside but they have amazing tapas for great prices. It's only small so you may have to wait for a table but have a glass of wine and squeeze in where you can. We've been here several times and love it!

Tapas at Bar Dia

Lots of great&nbsp;restaurants along this street, including Koa and La Paloma. We haven't had a chance to try them all yet but have a wander and we're sure you will find something you like!

Lauren & Dominic

Lauren & Dominic

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