Majorca

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As one of the most popular tourist destinations in the Mediterranean, Mallorca has many appealing towns and resorts for visitors. Let us explore the world of each one:

1. Palma de Mallorca:

Palma de Mallorca, the island’s capital and largest city, impresses with its history and architecture. The old town amazes visitors with the grandeur of the Gothic La Seu Cathedral and the beauty of the royal Almudaina Palace. Picturesque streets, restaurants and cafés make Palma a wonderful place for walks and relaxation.

2. Alcúdia:

Alcúdia is a former fortress that has become a modern family resort. Medieval walls surround the historic centre, where you can immerse yourself in an atmosphere of antiquity. With its pine forest and ideal conditions for windsurfing, Alcúdia offers a variety of holiday options.

3. Palmanova:

A resort in the municipality of Calvià, Palmanova is known for its splendid beaches recognised with the Blue Flag. Its developed infrastructure, restaurants, bars, sports grounds and mini-golf make this resort ideal for relaxation and entertainment.

4. Sóller:

Sóller is a seaside resort on Mallorca’s west coast. Its central Constitution Square and the Church of Sant Bartomeu create a cosy atmosphere. A small historic tram travels through the resort, adding a touch of authenticity. The town’s streets, botanical garden and unusual cemetery make Sóller a wonderful place for walks and relaxation.

TOP 3 BEACHES IN MALLORCA

Mallorca has numerous wonderful beaches, but here are the TOP 3 worth visiting:

Playa de Palma (Playa de Palma):
Located near the island’s capital, Playa de Palma is one of Mallorca’s best-known and largest beaches. The beach stretches for several kilometres and is known for its cleanliness, golden sand and favourable swimming conditions. There are also restaurants, cafés and shops here, making it an ideal place to relax.
Cala Milya (Cala Millor):
Located on the east coast, Cala Milya is known for its clean sand and clear water. The beach is large and well equipped, with various water activities and beach bars. It is ideal for both family holidays and those looking for active entertainment.
Playa de Formentor (Playa de Formentor):
Located in the northwest of the island, Playa de Formentor is a natural paradise with snow-white sand and warm Turkish water. Named the “Golden Beach”, it is surrounded by pine forest and mountains. Its remoteness from the urban engine creates an atmosphere of peace and relaxation.

THINGS TO DO IN MALLORCA

Visit Bellver Castle: Visiting the former royal residence, Bellver Castle, is an outstanding experience. The splendid view over the island’s surroundings from the castle’s observation terrace is particularly captivating.
Walk through Alcúdia’s old town: Immerse yourself in history as you stroll along the narrow cobbled streets of Alcúdia’s old town. Visit the central square with the Gothic Church of Sant Jaume.
Visit Marineland Park: Set aside time to explore marine life at Marineland Park, where you can see dolphins, sea lions and other sea creatures.
Visit Katmandu Amusement Park: Have an exciting time at Katmandu Amusement Park, particularly enjoying the upside-down house and the various attractions.
Watch the sunset at Cape Formentor: Plan an evening walk and watch the sunset at Cape Formentor, enjoying the enchanting views and picturesque lighthouse.

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