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Getting Married in Majorca
Getting married in Majorca can be extremely complicated. In very simple terms, if one of the partners has lived legally in either Majorca or Spain for at least two years, then the civil marriage can be carried out at the local town hall, followed by a religious ceremony in church or other approved location. However, if neither of the partners fulfil the above residence requirements, then the civil marriage will have to take place in their country of residency, followed by a religious ceremony in church. In practical terms for UK citizens, this usually means a civil marriage taking place in the local registry office in the UK, which can then be followed by the religious ceremony on Majorca.
Stag/Hen Weekends
If you want a hen or stag weekend to remember then look no further. Magaluf, Palma Nova or Palma offer a non stop party weekend with the added bonus of a warm climate. All three resorts have everything you need for that perfect break, from famous clubs featuring well known DJ's to superb beaches. If you are looking for something to keep you out of the bars there is a water park, golf courses and many attractions to visit. We can offer hotels and apartments to suit any group size, many of which are located right in the heart of the action.
Single Parent Families
Travelling as a single parent allows you to choose when, where and how to go without endless debate (unless of course you ask the kids!). We don’t discriminate against single parent families and offer some very competitive prices due to not charging under occupancy supplements (the price you see on the website is the price you pay).
Majorca itself is a great destination for family, with thousands of British families choosing it as their summer destination. There is plenty to do for all the family from water parks to animal attractions. For more information please refer to 'For The Family' section on 'About Majorca'.
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