123 Things to do in Balearic Islands

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  Es Cana Nightlife: Bars & Clubs

  Es Cana is a superb destination for families and couples looking to enjoy a quiet slice of paradise. With a powder-soft sandy sweep of a beach

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  Popeye's Bar in Es Cana

  For a fun-filled night out in Es Cana, don't miss an evening at Popeye's Bar. One of the resort's liveliest and most popular nightspots, it's a must-visit if you want to have a great time once the sun

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  Find the perfect bar in Ibiza Town

  Ibiza Town's nightlife isn't just about the clubbing scene, as many of its bars are great places to relax in the daytime as well as the evening.

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  Clubbing In Ibiza Town

  There's no escaping it, Ibiza Town may be many other things but it's still a clubber's paradise. Summer nights are all about the bass and the beats,

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  Boat trips and scuba diving in Ibiza Town

  There are many boat trips available from Ibiza Town, but we particularly recommend looking out for one to Es Vedra, an islet just off the south-western coast. On the face of it, Es Vedra is just a big rock with a beach,

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  The best beaches in Ibiza Town

  You're in Ibiza Town and craving some sea and sand, so where do you go? Well, how about the cream of the crop: Ibiza's longest beach,

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  San Antonio Bay Nightlife: Bars & Clubs

  Although it's not as famous for its nightlife as its nosier nearby neighbour, San Antonio Town, San Antonio Bay certainly holds its own in the night-time entertainment stakes!

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  Explore Portinatx

  Portinatx is a beautiful former fishing village, perfect for exploring authentic Ibiza. With chilled-out bars, excellent seafood restaurants and two beautiful beaches - a Portinatx holiday is one to remember forever.

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  Discover the best beaches in San Antonio Bay

  The stunning San Antonio Bay is easily one of the most beautiful bays in the whole of the Mediterranean. Its sweeping, golden sands and azure blue waters draw holidaymakers to its shores year after year.

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  Santa Eulalia Beach Spain

  Playa de Santa Eulalia is a small but quiet beach, even in the height of season you'll find that although it gets busier it still has a calm feel to it. It has a lovely long stretch of fine white sands that are perfect.

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  Explore Santa Eulalia

  There are loads of things to do in and outside of Santa Eulalia. Why not take a walk along the promenade, stopping at a charming café for a drink and a bite to eat whilst gazing out on to the beach

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  Ibiza Town

  If you're spending your holiday in Santa Eulalia then you should definitely take a trip to the island's capital, Ibiza Town. It's an enchanting city with whitewashed and typically Mediterranean buildings,

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  Santa Eulalia Nightlife: Bars & Clubs

  More laid-back than its club-centric counterparts, Santa Eulalia is definitely a favourite with both families and couples. With a gently-shelving beach, it's ideal for those holidaying with little ones

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  Explore Ibiza Old Town

  No holiday to Ibiza would be complete without exploring the island's famous old town. Situated in Ibiza Town itself, Dalt Vila (as it's otherwise known) is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that takes you back through 2,500 years of ...

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  Go horse riding at Ibiza Horse Valley

  If you want to break away from the regular tourist haunts and instead see the more rural and untouched side of Ibiza, then this could be just the thing for you. The Ibiza Horse Valley offers a unique and unforgettable horse riding experience

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  Eating in Alcudia

  Whether you'd like a simple lunch or a slap-up evening meal, you'll be spoilt for choice in Alcudia as there are great places to eat in just about every part of the town.

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  Alcudia Nightlife

  Not just a resort for fun on the beach and tapas food, Alcudia also thrills when the sun sets, and the drinks start to flow. Even though Magaluf is often touted as party central on the island

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  Albatros Diving in Cala Bona

  Get ready for a great underwater experience when you book a trip with Albatros Diving. Put on your scuba diving gear and start getting excited about exploring the secrets of the sea, all in the

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  Sea Caves in Majorca

  Explore mysterious hidden worlds with a sea cave trip in Mallorca. The island has a number of fascinating cave networks, some of which are close by if you're staying in Cala Bona. Take a boat

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  Visit Porto Cristo

  Spend some time exploring the beautiful little town of Porto Cristo. Around ten kilometres south of Cala Bona, it's a lovely place to go for a wander as you soak up the atmosphere of an authentic

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  Stay up late on The Square in Calas D'or

  Things in family-friendly Cala d'Or tend to be fairly quiet and calm, so what do you do if you get a craving for karaoke or some live music?

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  Cala Millor Nightlife

  Located towards the eastern coast of Majorca within the district of Son Servera, Cala Millor is a lively resort making it a great place to visit if you're after some serious nightlife.

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  Ride a boat through the Dragon Caves

  A trip through the Cuevas del Drach (Dragon Caves) is a definite must when you're on holiday in Cala Millor. They're in Porto Cristo, which is only about 20 minutes out of town so don't miss your chance to see this incredible ...

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  Stay up late

  With an array of buzzing bars and clubs and a sociable dining scene, Cala Millor's summertime nightlife is ranked the number two thing to do here by Tripadvisor users. Things don't really get started until 10pm and the sangria flows until ...

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  Cala S'Almonia

  To enjoy crystal clear waters and hot Majorcan sunshine, spend a day at Cala S'Almonia. If you love your beaches to have spectacular scenery, then this is the place to go on your holiday to Calas de

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  Museo Marti Vicens

  Explore a museum dedicated to a local talented artist when you visit the Museo Marti Vicens. Around an hour's drive from Calas de Mallorca, it's a great way to have a change from relaxing on the beach

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  Santuari de Sant Salvador

  For a great experience on your holiday to Calas de Mallorca, don't miss the incredible Santuari de Sant Salvador. Perched on top of a mountain over 500 metres high, a visit to this old monastery

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  Best Beaches in Palma De Mallorca

  You could easily spend your whole holiday relaxing on Palma Nova's idyllic beaches. There are three gorgeous, golden beaches that make up Palma Nova's piece of the coast, each with glistening sands and warm sea waters.

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  Tourist attractions in Palma Nova

  Palma Nova is conveniently located close by to Magaluf and is approximately a 20 minute drive to the city of Palma, so in no time at all you'll reach some of Majorca's best attractions.

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  Palma Nova Nightlife: Bars & Clubs

  In Palma Nova you have a choice between laid-back nights at a bar on the beachfront or lively party nights at Magaluf. Many of the bars in Palma Nova have a family-friendly atmosphere.

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  Boquer Valley in Puerto Pollensa

  Just behind the mountains, on the outskirts of the resort, you'll find The Boquer Valley. The valley is part of a popular walking route that starts in Puerto Pollensa and ends at the water of Cala Boquer.

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  Sa Coma Nightlife

  Sa Coma is a laid-back resort on the east coast of Majorca. Sa Coma nightlife is low key and centred around bars and restaurants rather than big-name clubs. Many bars hold special quiz nights and entertainment making it a lovely spot for ...

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  Strand Sa Coma

  To enjoy the golden Majorcan sunshine and turquoise waters of the Balearic Sea, make sure you spend a day or two at Strand Sa Coma during your holiday.

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  Cruz del Descubrimiento in Santa Ponsa

  For the best views across Santa Ponsa and out to sea, take a stroll to Cruz del Descubrimiento. Walking along the pushchair-friendly paths, it takes around 30 minutes to reach the monument from the beach.

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  Boat Trips in Santa Ponsa

  Santa Ponsa is a stunning resort with beautiful, golden beaches. And when the sun shines here throughout the summer months, it only highlights the picturesque nature of this resort.

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  Molino de Santa Ponsa

  While in Santa Ponsa, make sure you pay a visit to the city's windmill, otherwise known as the molino. Found on the outskirts

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  Santa Ponsa Nightlife

  Whilst the nightlife in Santa Ponsa isn't as full-on as nearby Magaluf, you'll find just as many ways to have a memorable night out. A fabulous starting point is Los Jardines

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  BH Mallorca Opening Party

  With its seaside location, sunny Mediterranean weather, beautiful beaches, and fun vibe, it's no surprisethat Mallorca is home to the party capital of Magaluf.

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  Find your perfect beach in Majorca

  Majorca's beaches have a reputation for being beautiful, with so many Blue Flags that we've lost count. There are lots of pretty little coves around Majorca's coast.

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  Fira Del Fang Pottery Fair

  Mallorca might be the ever-popular star of the Mediterranean with its pristine beaches, mountainous landscape, and azure-blue waters

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  Have the night of your life in Majorca

  You can dance till dawn in Magaluf, one of the top clubbing destinations in Europe. Every summer, top DJs take to the decks of world-renowned venues such as the huge BCM superclub.

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  Majorca Nightlife

  Our favourite thing about nightlife in Majorca is the variety. Whether you fancy dancing ”til dawn in a vibrant club, taking to the waves on a boat party, or a simple evening at a local bar watching the world go by, Majorca delivers an ...

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  Semana Santa Holy Week

  The last week of Lent before the bright celebrations of Easter is one of the most important festivals not just in Majorca, but in the whole of Spain.

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  Days and evenings at the Marina

  Holidays in Cala'n Bosch revolve around the marina. It's a beautiful part of the town where you can stroll around looking

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  Discover the rest of Menorca

  Looking to get more out of your holiday to Cala'n Bosch? Menorca has so much more to give,

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  Cala'n Forcat shopping

  Whether you're looking for souvenirs, some tasty treats or a new holiday outfit, make sure you spend a day exploring the shops that Cala'n Forcat has to offer. There are lots of shops across the town,

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  Cala n Forcat Nightlife

  Although there's a sleepier vibe here than neighbouring Ibiza or Majorca, there's still plenty of choice when it comes to nightlife in Cala'n Forcat.

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  Pont D'en Gil

  Visit an incredible natural site on Menorca's beautiful east coast with a trip to the Pont D'en Gil. A natural bridge formed in the rocky cliff that reaches out into the sea, it's a lovely place to

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  Take a stroll around the town of Mahon

  Mahon has more to see than you might expect of a small island capital, and a walk around the historic centre is the best way to take it all in. When you're following the little old streets between leafy squares, take a look at the ...

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  Watch the sunrise in Es Castell

  If you can face the early start, this is a must-do when you're on holiday in Mahon. Es Castell is the most easterly town in Menorca and the first place in the whole of Spain to see the sun each morning.

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  Diving in Menorca

  Menorca is one of Europe's most popular dive spots, and it's little wonder. With plenty of sunshine, warm waters of up to 28℃ in the summer months, abundant marine life

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  Go exploring in Mahon and Ciutadella

  Even a relaxing beach break doesn't feel like a proper holiday without a bit of sightseeing, and top of the list in Menorca are the island's biggest towns: Mahon and Ciutadella.

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  Menorca Nightlife

  When it comes to nightlife, Menorca has something for everyone, from chic cocktail bars to late-night jazz bars and lively clubs that stay open until the sun comes up.

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  Water Parks in Majorca

  Majorca is famous for its vast and varied waterparks, with plenty of options to choose from no matter where you’re staying.

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  Cala Nova Beach Ibiza

  For a lovely day soaking up some hot Ibiza sunshine and swimming in the crystal clear waters of the Mediterranean, don't miss Cala Nova Beach. Arriving at the beach, you'll notice it has a more

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  Playa De Es Cana in Ibiza

  To enjoy the warm Mediterranean waters and some golden sunshine, make sure you spend a day or two on Playa de Es Cana. One of Ibiza's longest beaches, this crescent of soft golden sand is perfect

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  Punta Arabi Hippy Market Ibiza

  Ibiza is famous for its vibrant, quirky markets, and the Punta Arabi Hippy Market is the most iconic of all. Whether you're looking for souvenirs to take home, or you just want to spend some time enjoying

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  Ibiza Old Town (Dalt Vila)

  Ibiza Town has a surprising amount of history for somewhere that you might just see as a beach holiday or party place. Its hilltop old town, Dalt Vila,

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  San Antonio Nightlife: Bars & Clubs

  If you're interested in San Antonio holidays, then chances are you're interested in a holiday that provides a nightlife like no other. Well, you're certainly looking in the right place.

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  Mint Lounge Bar Spain

  Despite being one of the newest additions to the Sunset Strip family, Mint Lounge Bar is becoming more and more popular with each year that passes.

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  Cala Des Moro Beach Spain

  When on holiday in San Antonio, the day times are all about recuperation. After a long night partying until the sun comes up, you're not going to want to be doing anything too taxing the next day.

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  Café Mambo in San Antonio

  No holiday to San Antonio would be complete without heading to the world famous Café Mambo on the lively Sunset Strip. Once a modest and traditional Spanish house

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  Family Activities In San Antonio Bay

  You may associate San Antonio with its lively nightlife, but despite being just next door, San Antonio Bay is actually a much more relaxed resort, perfect for families to enjoy quality time together.

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  Trip To Ibiza Town From San Antonio Bay

  San Antonio Bay is perfectly situated with the lively resort of San Antonio on one side and the historical capital, Ibiza Town, just a short drive in the opposite direction.

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  The Best Restaurants in San Antonio Bay

  You won't have far to walk along San Antonio Bay to find somewhere great to grab a bite to eat or sip a fruity sangria and watch the world go by. It has a far more chilled out vibe than its livelier neighbour, San Antonio, so it's a ...

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  Puig De Missa Spain

  Voted the number one thing to do in Santa Eulalia on TripAdvisor, take yourself on a historical discovery and explore the Puig de Missa (hill of mass).

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  Ibiza Nightlife: Bars & Clubs

  Who can talk about Ibiza without mentioning the incredible nightlife? It's the original party island and home to some of the biggest and best nightclubs in the world.

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  Fiesta Cala Nova Hotel - Es Cana Ibiza

  If you're booking your holidays to Ibiza with the view to spending some quality time with your family or better half, check out the Fiesta Cala Nova hotel. Located on the north-eastern edge of the island

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  Ibiza Events

  Ibiza's reputation as the party capital of the world has been going strong since the 1960s. What started out as a hippy hangout has transformed into the dance capital of the world

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  Ibiza Rocks Hotel

  The Ibiza Rocks music festival was founded in 2006 and, since then, has gone from strength to strength, attracting music fans and party lovers from across the globe.

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  Es Vedra Rock in Ibiza

  The mysterious Rock of Es Vedra is an uninhabited island located just off the west coast of Ibiza. The mammoth, 400-metre-high limestone rock has been the focal point of many myths and legends over the years,

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  Cala Bassa Beach in Ibiza

  A great way to spend the day under the warm Ibiza sun is on the popular Cala Bassa Beach on the island's west coast. It's easily one of the most beautiful beaches in the area and you can make your visit here as action packed or ...

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  Es Cana's Famous Hippy Market

  Away from the party atmosphere in San Antonio, the rest of the island is home to a much more laid-back lifestyle with a strong hippy vibe. This is especially the case in the resort of Es Cana

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  Santa Gertrudis de Fruitera in Ibiza

  If you can tear yourself away from the exceptional beaches that line the coast, then a trip to the charming village of Santa Gertrudis is the perfect way to spend a day.

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  Cala Comte Beach in Ibiza

  Cala Comte is a stunning beach located on Ibiza's west coast. You could easily spend a whole day relaxing here, swimming in the electric blue waters and soaking up the sun on the soft, golden sand.

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  Church Of St Jaume in Alcudia

  As Majorca's oldest city, you'll find plenty of historic buildings on your visit to Alcudia. While exploring the narrow streets, make sure you take the time to see the Church of St Jaume, a neo-Gothic building in the heart of the Old ...

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  Fundación Yannick Y Ben Jakober in Alcudia

  See one of Spain's most unique collections of artwork with a visit to Fundacion Yannick y Ben Jakober. Just a short drive east of Alcudia, the museum is home to a fascinating collection of art and sculpture, making this a must-visit on ...

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  Hire A Bike Alcudia Spain

  Cycling is very popular in Alcudia, and one of the best routes for a gentle holiday bike ride is the cycle path to the S'Albufera nature reserve at Playa De Muro. The reserve is peaceful and full of wildlife and the lagoons and dunes

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  Hidropark Alcudia

  You can't have a fun family holiday without a trip to a waterpark, and you won't have to go far to find this one. The thrills of Hidropark are only about 10 minutes away from Alcudia,

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  Alcudia Old Town Spain

  There's been a town at Alcudia since the Romans were here, but the Old Town of today is a bit newer than that; only a few hundred years old. It's surrounded by medieval walls

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  Sanddancers Bar in Cala Bona

  For a fun-filled night out on your holiday to Cala Bona, make sure you spend an evening at Sanddancers. A lively bar with lots of entertainment, this popular place is likely to become your favourite

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  Playa de Alcudia Beach

  Visiting the beach is a must when you’re in Majorca, and there are few spots better than Playa de Alcudia. Boasting pristine white sands and glistening turquoise waters, this is one of the most attractive beaches the Balaeric Islands has ...

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  Parc Natural De Mondrago

  One of the best places to get some proper relaxation, Parc Natural de Mondrago is perfect for sun lovers, walkers and nature spotters.

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  Cala Gran Beach in Cala d'Or

  If you're into beaches, you'll love Cala d'Or. It's got several, all small but perfectly formed with soft sand and clear water.

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  Cala d'Or Marina

  There are several marinas in Cala d'Or but the big one at the heart of it all is possibly the resort's most famous feature. It's called Cala d'Or Marina and you'll find it in Cala Llonga

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  Majorca Water Sports

  Majorca might not be the first place that comes to mind when you think of scuba diving but it's perfect for it. The sea here's not only clear

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  Cala Millor Beach Spain

  A day relaxing on the beach is a day well spent in Cala Millor. The sand is very soft, the sea is a particularly beautiful shade of turquoise and the waterfront promenade has all the shops and cafés you could want.

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  Day Trip to Palma De Mallorca

  Relaxing on the beach all holiday long isn't for everyone, and when you're craving a culture fix in Majorca, there's one place that instantly springs to mind: Palma de Mallorca.

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  Cala Varques in Majorca

  For a day relaxing in the golden Mediterranean sunshine surrounded by picture-perfect scenery, make sure you spend a day at Cala Varques on your holiday to Calas de Mallorca. A quiet

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  Caves Of Drach In Majorca

  Located on the island's east coast, the Caves of Drach are one of Majorca's most fascinating, natural spectacles. Take the one hour tour below ground level to see a huge stretch of well-preserved rock formations.

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  Necropolis De Son Real in Majorca

  Discover the fascinating history of Ca'n Picafort with a trip to the Necropolis de Son Real. Take a short walk along the coast from Platja de Son Bauló before arriving at this mystical ancient cemetery that sits alongside the sea.

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  Explore Orange Blossom Trail in Mallorca

  To truly appreciate the stunning Mediterranean countryside, take a guided excursion to uncover the islands natural beauty. Discover hidden towns and quaint villages.

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  Playa De Muro Beach In Majorca

  As you step onto the fine white sands at Playa de Muro Beach, it's easy to see why this is one of the most popular beaches in all of Majorca.

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  S'Albufera Park in Majorca

  If you're an avid bird watcher, a day trip to S'Albufera Park and Wetlands is highly recommended. The natural buzz of the park attracts hundreds of visitors.

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  Son Baulo in Majorca

  Enjoy a quiet day out at the beach with a visit to Son Baulo. A little smaller than neighbouring Ca'n Picafort, the sandy cove is full of character with plenty of things to do no matter how old you and your family are. To get to Son Baulo, ...

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  Magaluf Nightlife: Bars & Clubs

  Magaluf is famous for its incredible nightlife; there are tons of clubs, bars, and restaurants for you and your pals to enjoy. As Magaluf nightlife has so much to offer, the bars and clubs go above and beyond to get the attention of ...

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  Golf Fantasia in Palma Nova

  If you're going on holiday with the kids, one of the best places to visit in Palma Nova is Golf Fantasia. Mini-golf just metres away from the beach, set in tropical-themed gardens; it's huge!

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  Inca Market in Majorca

  Visit Majorca's biggest weekly market with a trip to the town of Inca, 30 minutes northeast of Palma Nova by car. Each Thursday you'll see the town come to life

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  Nit De Foc Spain

  Experience one of the highlights of the Palma calendar with a visit to Nit de Foc. Translated as ”night of fire', the celebration is held on 23 June.

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  Port de Pollensa Beach

  Port de Pollensa Beach is the main beach in Puerto Pollensa. It is voted as the number one thing to do in Puerto Pollensa on TripAdvisor, so you know that it's worth the visit.

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  Pine Walk in Puerto Pollensa

  The Pine Walk is a walkway that stretches for just over two miles, along Puerto Pollensa's coastline. It gets its name from the pine trees that line the opposite side of the walkway

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  Oceans Edge Diving Centre in Sa Coma

  For a fascinating experience exploring the secrets of the deep on your holiday to Sa Coma, book a memorable trip with the Oceans Edge Diving Centre. With their office right on the waterfront, it's easy and convenient to find.

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  Punta De N'amer in Sa Coma

  If you want to explore the local area a little bit and enjoy some spectacular views on your holiday to Sa Coma, make sure you head to Punta de n'Amer.

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  Safari Zoo in Sa Coma

  Look forward to a great day out with a trip to Safari Zoo. Just a couple of kilometres from Sa Coma's beach, it's the perfect way to have some fun away from the sands.

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  S'illot in Majorca

  Make sure you explore neighbouring S'illot on your holiday to Sa Coma, a small town that's right next door. With its beautiful beach leading into turquoise Mediterranean waters, it's just a short stroll from the heart of Sa Coma.

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  Western Water Park in Magaluf

  You can get to a number of waterparks whilst you're in Santa Ponsa and one that you should definitely visit is the Western Water Park in Magaluf. Holidaymakers who are looking for an adventurous waterpark

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  Bar Code 7 in Santa Ponsa

  All around Santa Ponsa you'll find some excellent bars that are guaranteed to be fun for all the family. The fantastic atmosphere at Bar Code 7

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  Jungle Parc Majorca

  It's impossible to be bored in Santa Ponsa thanks to the many attractions and activities that are on offer. If you want to reach new heights of entertainment then you should visit Jungle Parc

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  Katmandu Park in Magaluf

  When you visit Katmandu Park you'll be greeted by a friendly atmosphere suitable for children of all ages. Located close Magaluf, it has been described as an interactive experience full of magic and special effects

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  Cultural must sees In Palma De Mallorca

  Majorca isn't just for beach holidays, and nowhere is that more clear than in the island's capital ” Palma de Mallorca. Amongst the highlights of this classy city's historical attractions is Le Seu.

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  Palma International Boat Show In Majorca

  Love all things nautical? Head to the Palma Boat Show and you'll find everything from fishing dinghies to super yachts.

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  Palma Cathedral in Palma de Majorca

  See one of Europe's most impressive Gothic buildings with a visit to Palma Cathedral. Found in the Majorcan capital, the cathedral proudly overlooks the city and the sea, making it one of the island's most popular sights.

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  The Soller Train

  For beautiful scenery and old-world charm, there's nothing better than a day trip to Soller, starting with the vintage train trip from Palma.

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  Serra De Tramuntana in Majorca

  Leave the beach behind as you go for a trek in the mountains of Serra de Tramuntana. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the landscape is wild and breathtaking, serving up views across the clear blue sea from heights of more than 1,000 metres.

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  Aquarock Waterpark In Cala'n Bosch

  Jam-packed with activities for all ages, the resort of Cala'n Bosch has its own water park, Aquarock. It may not be the biggest of waterparks,

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  Cala'n Bosch Beach Spain

  The main beach in Cala'n Bosch is a pretty, horseshoe-shaped bay surrounded by lush thick greenery. This beach has families in mind and is well-equipped with everything

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  Aqua Center Los Delfines Spain

  Spend a fun-filled day in the sun with a trip to Aqua Center Los Delfines. Close to the heart of Cala'n Forcat and just a ten minute walk from the town's beach, the water park is perfect for the whole

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  Castle Of Santa Agueda Spain

  If you're looking to go sightseeing on your holiday to Cala'n Forcat, don't miss the Castle of Santa Agueda. Found in Ferreries around half an hour's drive from Cala'n Forcat, you'll have the chance to

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  Playas De Algaiarens Spain

  Menorca is famous for its stunning coastline and unspoilt beaches, and you can experience the very best of this at the Playas de Algaiarens. Around half an hour's drive from Cala'n Forcat, Cala Algaiarens

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  Cala Figuera Spain

  There are lots of great places to eat in Mahon so you'll be spoilt for choice wherever you decide to dine, with everything from authentic Asian menus to traditional Italian trattorias available. But for the most stylish evening meal,

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  Shopping In Mahon

  Shopaholics love Mahon, which is as much of a retail paradise as any other self-respecting capital. While things here are a little more low-key than in a big city, you'll still find all sorts of reasons to reach for your Euros.

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  Mola Fortress In Mahon Spain

  There's a huge 19th-century fortress at the mouth of Mahon's vast harbour and it's one of the top things to see in Mahon according to TripAdvisor members. Fortalesa De La Mola (also called Fortalesa Isabel II) is a great place to ...

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  Cami De Cavalls In Menorca

  Whether you want to see some of the ”hidden' Menorca or just like to get out for a good walk when you're on holiday, the Cami de Cavalls is a must. Made up of little pathways and tracks (some rough, some surfaced),

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