Are there any cocktail-making workshops where I can learn to make mojitos on the island?

A number of bars and hospitality schools around Palma and other towns such as Sóller occasionally host cocktail workshops where mojito-making features as a highlight. These sessions usually start with an overview of the freshest ingredients — think locally sourced mint, ripe limes, and quality rum — giving you a true taste of the classic Cuban cocktail with a Mallorcan twist. Some venues even offer the chance to pick mint from small herb gardens on-site, enhancing the hands-on experience.

The workshops blend practical bartending skills with stories about the mojito's origins and variations, making them engaging even for beginners. You’ll learn the key techniques of muddling, mixing, and balancing flavors to nail the perfect drink. It’s a relaxed way to meet fellow travellers or locals, often held in atmospheric bars nestled in Palma’s old town or seaside beach clubs near Cala Mondragó.

If you plan to attend, it’s advisable to check the schedules with local tourist offices or your accommodation, as these sessions can be popular during festivals like Sant Sebastià or in the summer months when the island buzzes with visitors. Mastering the mojito here lets you bring a little island flair to your cocktails back home.