I’ve been going to Majorca for the past twenty one years, with family and friends, so after enjoying three week holidays every year, I decided to make a website telling you what Spain’s largest Balearic island’s all about, from its attractions, its beaches, weather forecasts and so on. These are a few topics which appeal to thousands of people to visit every year and why I always have a different experience every year.
Majorca also has over 2,500 restaurants, which allows you to dine out when you wish. If you decide to dine out then paella is a must at least once.
Majorca is one of the largest islands off Spain and is part of the Balearic Islands which lie in the Mediterranean Sea. The other three islands are Ibiza, Minorca and Formentera. I have covered this popular holiday spot by foot, car and boat over the years. Although it is the largest of the Balearic Islands it only takes about an hour and a half from the north to the south of the island.
After visiting the island and researching it, it is noticeable of the great history and this is seen while driving through the old villages and buying vegetables at the weekly market. The great thing about Majorca is that you can literary draw a line from Magaluf and Palma Nova which means the nightlife and the relaxing, peaceful surroundings are apart. But that doesn't mean you can’t hop from one to an other.
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