Live Webcams in Mallorca

Mallorca, the largest of Spain's Balearic Islands, has a mountain side and a beach side, and the live webcams in Mallorca lean towards the first: the hills above Palma, olive terraces and pine, with the Serra de Tramuntana ridge closing the horizon and the bay glinting below the city. Majorca, as English speakers still spell it, keeps Central European Time, UTC+1 and UTC+2 in summer, so the light on the hills is at its best in the first hour after sunrise and the last before dark, which is a European breakfast and dinner. The Tramuntana runs the length of the island's northwest coast and was listed by UNESCO in 2011; its highest point, Puig Major, stands at 1,436 metres. April to June and September to October are the months to watch, when the cyclists are out on the hairpins and the summer crowds are not.