MALLORCA (Majorca), The jewel of the Med

With its stunning scenery, lovely Mediterranean weather and famous beaches, Mallorca is a popular tourist destination offering something for every type of traveller, from solo travellers, to honeymooners and families. This unique and largest Balearic Island is located in the heart of the Med’s clear turquoise sea.

• Stunning beaches.

• Historical Sites. Vibrant Capital City.

• Walking & Cycling Trails.

Mallorca has it all, from waterparks and theme parks, to ancient cave systems and glorious mountains waiting to be explored.  An island of contrasts, there is a place for you…if you want to relax and rejuvenate, experience adventure or party 24/7, there is an ideal location on the island waiting for you.

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WHY VISIT MALLORCA?

1. Glorious beaches - sunbathing, swimming, snorkelling, diving & sailing. 

With more than 200 beaches to choose from, and 60 main resorts, ranging from long & sandy beaches to hidden & pebbly coves. Alcudia and Cala Nova are popular with families while Magaluf and Palma Nova with party goers revelling in the night-life.  In the North, Puerto Pollensa is more relaxed with excellent beaches and stunning scenery. For an unspoilt, fairly hidden area, head to Mondrago Park in the SE, completely unspoilt with no hotels but famous for its beaches and walking trails.

2. The capital of Palma, La Seu & Bellver Castle

Palma is a vibrant capital, steeped in history and culture, with narrow streets, stunning architecture and unforgettable shopping experiences. Head to Catalina Market for fresh local produce and delicious tapas.  At night, immerse yourself in the buzzing atmosphere.

The stunning 14^th century gothic Cathedral, La Seu, is Mallorca’s top attraction. It has seen many changes and several renovations, most recently by Antoni Gaudi. Just on the outside of Palma you will discover magnificent Bellver Castle, one of the few circular castles in Europe.

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3. Serra de Tramuntana mountain range & Santuari de Lluc

This craggy, limestone mountain range on the North coast, is a must for nature lovers with its beautiful scenery and stunning views. With many walking and cycling trails, be sure to head to Santuari de Lluc, historic monastery and pilgrimage site, set high in the mountains. A place of spirituality and tranquillity, take the Pilgrim’s Trail into Lluc. While exploring the mountains, check out the pretty town of Valldemossa, stopping off to enjoy a traditional meal.

4. Food Choices

You will be spoilt for choice! From local, traditional cafes and restaurants to Michelin starred restaurants, offering fresh, locally produced fare. For a unique experience, head away from the touristy seaside establishments to those on the outskirts favoured by locals. Fused with Arab and Roman influences, try the traditional hearty meats, stews and seafood and olive oil bread.

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