Mallorca Island, a Mediterranean haven off the coast of Valencia, is a place with impressive landscapes. To hike along the coast, or in the mountainous peaks of Serra de Tramuntana – or anywhere else on the island – is to see a new and indelible natural wonder.
Along the coast, there are pristine beaches with clear waters for fish-spotting families and golden sands for the sunseekers to enjoy. Mallorcan cuisine often embraces bold Mediterranean flavours, which pairs very well with a bottle of locally produced wine. With over 70 wine producers on the island, you'll definitely be spoiled for choice.
Palma de Mallorca is a cosmopolitan capital on the coast of the Balearic Islands’ largest island, Mallorca. This Mediterranean paradise is popular for breathtaking views atop Serra de Tramuntana, and city life surrounding historic landmarks like La Seu Cathedral. Palma...
The northern Spanish town of Alcudia is on the island of Mallorca and is famed for its stunning, picturesque Mediterranean beaches, neo-Gothic church and medieval architecture. This resort town features beaches like Playa d’Alcudia and Playa de Muro, both on...
