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Course Information

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Painting (127kb)

Creative Writing (110kb)

Activities Information
and Booking Form

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Activities (110kb)

Mediterranean
Cookery Courses

We also have weekend Mediterranean Cookery Courses. For full details and booking please contact www.balearicdiscovery.com

	News
	UK Press Launch
	Thursday 3rd April 2008 was our UK press launch at north London’s ‘Art Experience’ gallery. The evening saw dozens of invited guests drop in to champagne toast our future success, and get their up-to-date information about future bookings.

The Guardian

"Guests will tour the food markets of Palma, and under the expert guidance of Tyrone Power - an ex-Rolling Stone tour chef - learn to cook fish and meat, prepare marinades and pastes, and produce a full-blown dinner-party feast. Accommodation is in a restored town house in Sineu, a pretty rural town in central Mallorca."

Saturday Travel section
The Guardian 23rd February 2008

Evening Standard

“Mallorca is finding its way onto the world’s art map. Yes, it has more galleries per capita than anywhere in the world. Yes, it’s worth a grand tour.”

Caroline Phillips, London’s Evening Standard 22nd March 2007

	EasyJet Magazine
	“With the increase of savvy, independent travellers…the emphasis is now on quality. Beyond Mallorca’s sun-drenched coastlines, there’s a richness of landscape that is breathtaking in its diversity...inland on the central plain of Es Pla, there are ancient windmills, meadows, rustic farms and isolated villages.” Anna Nicholas, EasyJet Inflight Magazine August 2005

	Sunday Times
	“Es Pla (The Plain) retains the languid, unruffled air of an agricultural hinterland, its bucolic landscape punctuated by various monastery-topped hills and speckled with handsome stone built settlements. The gracious central town of Sineu probably makes the best base…cycling is the most relaxed way of exploring the quiet country roads of the plain.” Jonathan Cox, The Sunday Times 24th July 2005

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