The island of Majorca is famous for its turquoise and crystal-clear waters. In addition to beautiful beaches and dreamy coves, the island is full of magical locations that will surprise you. Discover the wildest side of the island by visiting its natural caves, climbing its cliffs, crossing its waters or touring the Tramuntana mountain range.…
More than 50 km of paradise. They are part of the 500 km of coastline that outlines the island. With crystalline waters, some with rocks, others with fine white sands, in total, Mallorca has 262 beaches ideal for disconnecting and enjoying the pleasant warmth of the Mediterranean. All are beautiful but there are some that…
Majorca is one of the Mediterranean territories with the richest gastronomic culture. Its recipe book is mainly based on the products grown in its orchards, like its vegetables, and in its farming tradition. The sea is also present, although to a lesser extent, with exquisite dishes like Majorcan-style fish or grilled large-scaled scorpion fish. Tasting…
Without doubt discovering Majorca is an experience to which you can’t be indifferent. Due to its strategic location in the Mediterranean and since it’s the largest island in the Balearic archipelago, there are innumerable places to visit, from the island’s capital to charming villages, beaches and dreamy coves, to beautiful paths to cover on foot…