Day 4 - Jurassic Putt

The final day of sailing competitions today meant that breakfast was packed and had a queue to get in. However, we managed to slip in with our fancy wristbands - our influencer status is just through the roof these days.

It was another lovely day in Mallorca and compared to the weather reports we were receiving from home, we couldn’t complain about the bit of wind we were facing. The morning was spent topping up the tan in the bits that we missed yesterday.

With the hotel full of Germans and Austrians, we popped to German owned Lidl just around the corner for lunch. Some cheese, baguettes and pizza slices kept us company by the beach as we watched the sailing.

It took forever to start and we watched on in anticipation. When they finally got under way, it was actually too hard to work out who was winning from the shore - we really could have done with a birds-eye camera view. Instead, we headed to Dino-world!

The dinosaur themed mini-golf was on the promenade near our hotel and boasts 54 holes as the biggest mini-golf course in Mallorca. Anna only allowed us to play 18 holes so we picked the yellow course to play.

Normal golf etiquette from the other punters went out the window it seemed as children were crossing fairways between the red, blue and yellow courses willy nilly and were hitting balls anywhere. Anna and I managed to keep a cool head and maintain our composure.

Despite a 4 shot lead into the back 9, Anna’s hole in one on the 17th made her the winner by a stroke on the Mallorca Yellow course, a brilliant comeback indeed.

The hotel offers complimentary drinks when checking in but as we arrived in the middle of the night, they obviously didn’t think it was appropriate to wheel out the champagne and instead gave us welcome drink vouchers to use in the bar. After our round of golf, we headed to the rooftop bar to redeem our cocktails and watch the sailors come back into shore.

Instead of searching for a new place to eat this evening, we opted for dinner in the hotel restaurant that had a Japanese themed night. With that being said, they also had everything from pasta and pizza to your normal chips, vegetables and meat selections. It meant we also managed to catch the Liverpool match!

I managed to wake up during the night and Below Deck just happened to be on the tv - what are the chances! It was only the one episode though so really need to find out what happens next!