Mallorca, the largest Balearic island, is a wonderful holiday island, with it's Mediterranean sea climate and diverse scenery, where the sun shines for more than 300 days a year!
The coastline is very diverse – you will find the Sierra del Norte in the northwest with its rugged mountains and chalk cliffs. The west coast and the northern side have spectacular rugged rock formations and sheer cliffs to offer. Especially in the eastern resorts such as Porto Cristo and Cala d'Or you will find numerous picturesque bays, which can also be reached by boat. For really long beach walks, however, you should go to the southwest coast. Lively night life can be found in the busy tourist centre around Palma de Mallorca in the south east.
The island’s diversity makes Majorca an ideal holiday destination for anyone. The clean beaches are safe, well kept and child-friendly. Ramblers and cyclists can have a wonderful time enjoying the bird and nature reserves as well as the natural park near Alculdia. If you are looking for action, rest assured that there are plenty of options for diving, horse riding, and golfing.
A great way to get to know the island is by car. Don't forget the Cap Formentor and the mountain chain "Sierra de Tramuntana" in the west, with exciting mountains and breathtaking views. Authentic towns and villages, where traditions and ancient customs still rule the scene, characterize the interior.
TIP: Majorca also has a lot to offer to those in search of the countryside. Euro Relais offers old farmers’ country houses that are well situated and where food is still prepared by the home owner using fresh local produce.
Places of interest
The Drach caves, the stalactite and stalagmite caves on the east coast.
Palma de Majorca, the capital, and its ancient city centre (Barrio Antiguo).
Cap de Formentor.
Natural park Puigpunyent.
A trip through the mountains up to the bay Sa Calobre, with amazing views.
Botanicactus of Ses Salines, Europe’s largest cactus garden.
The Medieval town of Alcudia, with its two impressive gates of Sant Sebastia and Del Port.
Manacor, the city of ceramics.
We also advise you to visit the picturesque village Fornalutx. It has been voted the prettiest village in Majorca and the whole of Spain!
This mellow stone farmhouse is situated in rural countryside a short stroll from Campanets famous caves and just 5 min. drive from the village itself. To the rear of the farmhouse, the shady wisteria covered patio is a great spot for a long lazy lunch and...
A house built according to traditional Majorcan architecture, sturdily built with large walls and an attention to detail. It oozes quality and has been furnished with outstanding care and attention. Comfortable, roomy and well-equipped, it offers total pr...
Cala Magrana is a comfortably furnished, ground floor apartment, situated just 2km. from the harbour town of Porto Cristo, on the east coast of Mallorca. This apartment is modern and cheerful, decorated mainly in white with sunny orange accent colours. Th...
