
Mallorca & Balearics — Boutique Hotels & Travel Guide
Mallorca and the Balearic Islands sit in the western Mediterranean.

Mallorca and the Balearic Islands sit in the western Mediterranean.
Discover the distinct micro-regions that make up Mallorca & Balearics — Boutique Hotels & Travel Guide
The Serra de Tramuntana is the mountain spine of Mallorca — a UNESCO World Heritage landscape of limestone peaks, terraced olive groves, and stone villages that runs the entire length of the island's ...
Explore Serra de TramuntanaFormentera is the smallest and most remote of the main Balearic islands — a flat, pine-covered island twenty minutes by fast ferry from Ibiza, with no airport, no mass tourism development, and some of...
Explore FormenteraIbiza is two islands in one — the electronic music capital of the world, where the summer club season runs from June through September with an intensity that has no equivalent anywhere in Europe, and ...
Explore IbizaMenorca is the Balearic island that got away — a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve of extraordinary beaches, prehistoric monuments, and a quietly sophisticated local culture that has resisted the mass tourism ...
Explore MenorcaPalma is the finest city in the Balearics and one of the most underrated in the Mediterranean — a city of 400,000 with a Gothic cathedral of extraordinary ambition, a historic quarter of Renaissance p...
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