Day 2 - Explore the local area.
Day 3 - Port du Soller.
Day 4 - Caves.
Day 5 - Solar Eclipse.
Day 6 - Beach.
Day 7 - Palma.
Day 8 - Depature.
Mallorca 2026
We booked this trip over a year ago with the aim to be in totality for the first total solar eclipse of the sun in Europe this century. Back in 1999, Matt was on holiday with his parents in France to experience totality during the last eclipse, so we thought it would be good for Forrest and Paloma to experience the same. Writing this before we leave, we're really not sure what to expect with over 400,000 people expected to visit the west coast of the island to see the eclipse on Wednesday, but we plan to blog the trip and share our success (or failure) with you!
Day 1 - Arrival.
Day 2 - Explore the local area.
Day 3 - Port du Soller.
Day 4 - Caves.
Day 5 - Solar Eclipse.
Day 6 - Beach.
Day 7 - Palma.
Day 8 - Depature.
Day 2 - Explore the local area.
Day 3 - Port du Soller.
Day 4 - Caves.
Day 5 - Solar Eclipse.
Day 6 - Beach.
Day 7 - Palma.
Day 8 - Depature.
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