Balearic Islands

The Balearic Islands are about as diverse as they are spread out. And it’s not just the weather that attracts tourists from all corners of the globe. For scenic beaches and bays filled with turquoise waters, Mallorca and Menorca are hard to beat. Prefer to let your hair down for a night of boogying on the sand? Ibiza is a European mecca for nightlife.

Head to Mallorca’s capital, Palma, to explore architectural masterpieces by Antoni Gaudí, and taste dishes inspired by Spanish, Mediterranean and African cuisine, such as pork wrapped in cabbage or noodle paella. Get off the beaten path by exploring the largely unspoilt smaller islands of Formentera or Dragonera. Nature, history and culture have all left their mark on the Balearic Islands.

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Majorca Island
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...
Formentera
Petite Formentera is the smallest of the Spanish Balearic Islands, known for its peaceful pace and beaches that look like they're from the pages of a glossy magazine. While its brash neighbor Ibiza has plenty to see and do, Formentera...
Menorca
Menorca is one of the most popular parts of the Balearic Islands, where travellers can find world-class beaches complemented by rural villages perched atop inland hills. The coast of Menorca is larger than all of the beaches of Ibiza and...
Ibiza Island
Ibiza is Spain's most alluringly hedonistic island. Elegant Ibiza Town, with its enchanting cobbled streets and shimmering marinas, attracts an impossibly stylish crowd of international jet-setters, while the boisterous nightlife of San Antonio lures hard-partying revellers from far and wide. Superclubs...