Majorca is one of those places that if you have the chance to holiday there, you should jump on it. It is one of the islands of the Balearic Archipelago. Majorca is situated in the Mediterranean sea and has long been a holiday favorite of both the English and Germans. It is a favorite because of its climate, which is wonderful all year round. No matter if you visit in summer or winter. In the last 40 years, Majorca has seen exponential growth thanks to its huge tourism industry. There are plenty of places to visit, plenty of places to shop and plenty of places to eat at when you are holidaying in Majorca.

The capital city is Palma, located on the western coast of Majorca. Majorca’s international airport, Son Saint Joan Airport, is located only 8 km from the capital city. You can travel from the UK in only 2 to 21/2 hours to Majorca. The official languages of Majorca are Catalan and Spanish, but there is no need to worry if you do not speak the native language. Most residents are also fluent in English.

Majorca is extremely diverse, offering a different experience no matter which corner of the island you are visiting. Try to give yourself as much time as possible to discover the great variety to be explored. The East abounds with amazing beaches and caves; the North East is home to a great deal of the islands history; the North West is full of sleepy villages and scenic mountain views; the South boasts the tourist hub of hotels and other accommodations. If you only have a week on this beautiful island, renting a car would be a good investment. It will allow you to see as much of the island as possible – from its peaceful mountains to the beautiful beaches.

Although you will find many travelers soaking up the sun on the delightful beaches, there are many other venues for entertainment. You can hike the island, walk the beach, bike along the roadside, play golf, and ride the train. Or you can engage in watersports, spend the evening dancing the night away in a club. If you would rather watch than play, there is football, cricket, and horse racing. Many villages have fiestas and carnivals worth seeing. There are also art, craft, and food stands in the villages.

Majorca is an incredibly diverse island that has something to cater to anyone visiting. It boasts eleven official golf courses, while having an array of water activities for the sports enthusiast. If looking for a quiet, relaxing getaway, the northern portion of the island will probably suit your needs best. Here you will find quiet resorts situated in the mountainous terrain. Whereas, the southern portion of the island caters more to active and social visitors that are looking for a good time at the clubs and on the beach.

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