Discover Majorca - Balearic Islands

After Minorca, Ibiza and Formentera, Majorca is the biggest island in the Balearic archipelago and it is one of the most sought after destinations for the holidays in the Mediterranean especially in summer, with its natural wonder, its traditional villages, its culture and its night life.
Majorca is the ideal place for those who love golf and lying on the beach, with is endless white beaches and its hidden coves.

What To See in Majorca

Palma de Majorca

You surely cannot miss a visit to Palma de Majorca, the capital. Here are many interesting sites such as the Gothic cathedral, the Royal Palace of La Almudaina (an Islamic castle turned into a royal residence), the Arab Baths.
Besides its equipped beaches, Palma de Majorca is also known for its bright nightlife. This city is home to many trendy clubs, discos and shops (especially around Gomila and El Terreno). Shops selling traditional products and elegant clubs can also be found in the centre, along Passeig des Born, the most famous street in own.

Beaches

Beaches in Majorca are really outstanding and can satisfy all your needs. On one side you have the mountain, the Sierra de Tramuntana leading directly to the sea and on the other side of the island are the most hidden beaches and coves. Along the Northern coast, from East to West, you can find many crowded and equipped beaches with any type of service while on the Southern Coast, anywhere you go, you can find both crowded beaches and hidden coves for more privacy.

The Formenton Cape Lighthouse

Located on a rocky point, the lighthouse is on the Northern end of the Sierra de Tramuntana and the landscape around it leaves tourists breathless.

The parks

Among the oldest parks in the island we recommend the Albufera Reserve, a marshy area of great environmental value, the Cabrera Archipelago National Park is home of an important ecological variety and il Mondragò Natural Park, with its beaches and coral marine deposits.

Grottoes

There are many grottoes that can be visited in the island, some of which have really surreal landscapes. Amongst the most famous ones are the Grottoes of the Dragon in the Portocristo area. Here is Lake Martel, one of the biggest subterranean lakes in the world. Do not miss the outstanding landscapes of the Artà Grottoes, in the South-East part of the island, and Hams Grottoes, inhabited by crustaceans that are extinct anywhere else in the world.

Traditional villages

They absolutely deserve a visit. Villages like Estellencs, Valdemossa or Deià are famous for keeping their old mediaeval structure.

Best time to visit Majorca

Majorca is an enchanting island attracting thousands of tourists for is beaches and its Mediterranean climate. Fr this reason, if you love a quiet environment, it is best to visit Majorca off peak season.

How to reach Majorca

The most important airport is Son San Joan in Majorca. The main air carrier as well as the low cost ones serve this island. To book your flight at very convenient fares check our page. Those who are afraid of flying and prefer take a boat or a ferry can rely on two harbours, Palma de Mallorca and Alcúdia.

How to move in Majorca

If you want to see the entire island, we suggest you rent a car. You can book online or rent directly on site. The island is well connected with three motorways and the well developed network of local roads serving the most important places of the island.