☀️Puerto Pollensa … and beyond
🌊Shining a light on Mallorca’s other side
📸 One picture at a time
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🌿 Nature Positive • Responsible Tourism
🏆 One to Watch 2026 My name is Hannah Louise — but in the port you might hear me called Hannah Tramuntana, Hannadora Explorer, or simply SUP Hanna (depending on who’s shouting across the beach). Epic high sea adventures on pedalo's, missions on lil
o's to discover monsters in the deep, hermit crab hunting expeditions and Sunday treasure hunts, looking for pirates gold (or pesetas as they were back then! And let's not forget the mad dashes after the legendary ice cream man, Señor Vall, who raced along yelling “¡Helados!” like a Mediterranean Santa Claus. Pure childhood magic! Fast forward a few decades and life threw me a curveball — stage 2 Hodgkin’s lymphoma, just weeks after my 40th birthday. Not exactly the gift I had in mind. I nicknamed it Norman (because every villain needs a name) and spent nearly three years battling him. Simple: beat Norman and get back to my spiritual home by the sea. Fighting Norman took its toll mentally and physically. So I made the bold decision to uproot my life and move to Puerto Pollensa. I grabbed my two loyal sidekicks (Honey and Teddi), my three paddle boards, and took a leap of faith. Six years later, here I am — running the Mallorca SUP Company with my husband Miguel Angel, wrangling our oversized two year old "puppy” called Lemmy (30 kilos of chaos), and living the sandy toes and salty-haired dream. My deep connection to the water has been a constant throughout my life. It has played a pivotal role in the journey of recovery and self-discovery. Paddle boarding and immersing myself in the natural beauty of Mallorca’s coastlines has been my salvation. It has provided a sense of peace, rejuvenation and a renewed appreciation for the simple pleasures in life. Alongside my passion for the water, having the freedom to live my life in the way I do, has re-ignited my love of art and creativity – particularly photography. I love to capture the stunning landscapes, seascapes, sun rises, moon rises, stormy days – in-fact all the natural moments that make Mallorca such a captivating destination. I have been fortunate enough to find my Ikigai, which is the Japanese philosophy of “whatever brings happiness and value to your life.
