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Ibiza fortress and cannon square at sunset. Eivissa island, Spain
Plant Street in Valldemossa, Majorca
Palma de Mallorca Mallorca Island Spain
Ibiza island night view of Eivissa town and sea lights reflection
Boats moored at a harbor, Majorca, Balearic Islands, Spain
Silhouette of mountains at dawn, Cala Carbo, Majorca, Spain

Balearic Islands, Mediterranean Bliss!

The Balearic Islands – Majorca, Menorca, Ibiza, and Formentera – widely known for fine, white sandy beaches and deep blue bays with crystalline waters,  breathtaking scenery, and charming towns. These fabulous islands – while each unique in their own right – all offer outdoor adventure, rest and relaxation, plenty of culture and amazing gastronomy!

Majorca is like a microcontinent with a majestic mountain range that gives way to agricultural plains and rolling vineyards dotted by ancient windmills and watch towers. The island’s picturesque roads are official training grounds for professional cyclists while its rugged and challenging cliffs attract avid mountain climbers and hikers. With 345 miles of coast marked by not only fabulous beaches and charming ports but also countless secluded bays that are ideal for exploring the underwater world. The capital city Palma has a fascinating history from Roman rule to the Moorish occupation and the Christian reconquest to the present. It was also the center of maritime trade in the western Mediterranean and had one of Spain’s most flourishing Jewish communities in the late middle ages.

Menorca offers a different history, culture and landscape with its own architectural styles, traditional festivals, local crafts and fabulous cuisine.  It has the highest concentration of prehistoric structures  in the world. Its exceptional beauty, and  mostly flat terrain allows for a different type of outdoor activities. Not only is it a very sought after windsurf and sailing destination, it also has great hiking!  In Fact many visitors and locals alike partake in the historic Cami de Cavalls trail that circumvents the entire coast of about 181 miles and can be done on foot, mountain bike and horseback. If you’ve done the Camino de Santiago the Cami de Cavalls is your next must!

Originally a Phoenician colony, today Ibiza is a favorite leisure destination for the world’s hippie elite and welcomes you to the party! During the day the numerous beach clubs offer great swimming and lounging as well as high-end cuisine, healthy food, cocktails and a vibe that encourages mingling. The night life never ends in the summer with Europe’s most acclaimed DJs pumping out the latest sounds until beyond sunrise. From Ibiza you must hop over to Formentera; the Mediterranean’s most stunning beach scenes!  

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