I worked for 21 years in banking until I decided with my partner that we wanted to start our own business. I love to enjoy all that our island has to offer, the beach in winter and summer, the views, going to restaurants that offer good food with good service, listening to music and dancing, reading, watching a beautiful sunset with a glass of wine, shopping, motorbike tours, travelling. What better way to show it to the world than by offering our home and giving them local tips?

Petra and its surroundings: an authentic corner of Mallorca Located in the heart of Mallorca, Petra is a town with deep historical roots and a strong agricultural tradition. Surrounded by hills, vineyards and almond trees, this quiet enclave offers an authentic experience, far from the tourist bustle. History and heritage Petra is the birthplace of Fray Junípero Serra, founder of missions in California. His legacy is preserved in a museum and a statue in the main square. The Gothic church of Sant Pere is another of the town's emblems. Gastronomy and local products The town offers cellars and restaurants where you can taste traditional dishes such as arròs brut (a rice dish) or frit mallorquí (a meat and vegetable dish). It is also a wine-growing area, ideal for enjoying local wines. Nature and activities Cycling and hiking: Petra is the starting point for routes through fields and vineyards. Bonany Sanctuary: Offers spectacular views and a peaceful environment. Weekly market: Fresh produce and local handicrafts are sold here every Wednesday. Strategic location From Petra you can easily reach: Manacor (15 min): City of pearls and birthplace of Rafa Nadal. East coast beaches (20-25 min): Cala Varques, Cala Romántica and Playa de Muro. Sineu (20 min): With its traditional Wednesday market. A haven of tranquillity With its combination of history, nature and gastronomy, Petra is the perfect destination for discovering the most authentic side of Mallorca.