We spent a wonderful and relaxing week in Pina at the end of June. Tòfol's house is beautiful, decorated with exquisite taste and an oasis of quiet and relaxation. It has a very warm and comfortable aura and felt so much like home, from the very first minute we arrived. Lots of the artwork is by Tòfol himself. The kitchen is very well equipped - no need to bring any own tools. If you want to cook, bring the food basics, though. Tòfol is happy to help out with anything you're missing, though. Despite the Mallorcan heat, the house stays relatively cool in summer. We often left the doors open to let the breeze through the house, often bringing in Tòfol's charming cat. Tòfol himself is an amazing man - kind, intelligent, always willing to help and an all-round positive person. It's just great to be around him! He made us feel so well the entire week and we are very much looking forward to coming back very soon - either to this house in Pina or to his other house in Portocolom. Pina, situated pretty much in the center of the island, is far away from the touristy coast and a very original, authentic Mallorcan village. The bakery is great, as are several restaurants in the nearby villages. We recommend the pizza at "Tomassini" in Sineu (be prepared to wait for your table!), and at "Es Moli" in Montuïri (they have homemade pasta, too). Also make sure to try the pa amb oli (pronounced "pamboli", bread with tomato paste and sausage/cheese) at "S'Hostal", also in Montuïri. In Palma, we were very impressed by the food at "Duke" and "Tanto Amore" (in the in-quarter Santa Catalina), for dessert ice cream at "Murphy's". The beaches were all very full this summer, but Tòfol has a good tip at the south of the island. I went diving once and can highly recommend the dive center "Dive & Fun" in Font de Sa Cala (they speak German and are very competent). All in all, we had a spectacular time and are very much looking forward to coming back soon!