Hidden in the Canyamel Valley, this resort is the perfect place to check in if you're looking for a relaxing holiday in Mallorca with fabulous fine dining experiences
Mallorca is well-known to many as a popular holiday destination with its sprawling beaches, charming villages and stunning landscapes. And if you're thinking about a trip to this largest of the Balearic Islands, I urge you to venture an hour east of Palma Airport to the idyllic, luxury hotel Cap Vermell Grand Resort, in the heart of the Canyamel valley.
On the grounds of the resort there are two swimming pools plus a separate children’s pool and an outdoor jacuzzi. And if you’re looking for a real touch of luxury, there are even private villas containing their own pools and spacious rooms - perfect for large families and wedding parties. In my opinion tasting menus can sometimes be too overwhelming with the different mixture of flavours and ingredients, but this was not the case at Voro. Every course was meticulously thought out, and I left the restaurant with a very satisfied full stomach. The service provided was 10 out of 10 too, with our waiter’s thorough knowledge and detailed explanations of all the dishes, and at the end of the meal we even received a booklet explaining all the courses we had just enjoyed.
What to do at Cap Vermell Grand Resort In case you were looking to enhance your relaxation that bit more, there's also a spa on site. Serenitas Spa offers a range of custom-designed treatments from full-body massages to 'cryo-time freeze facials', all undertaken by expert therapists.
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