The Balearic Islands, a Spanish archipelago in the Mediterranean, are a popular destination for sun worshippers, nature lovers and partygoers alike.
Mallorca, the largest island, impresses with its beautiful beaches, picturesque villages and lively towns.
Ibiza is known worldwide for its exciting nightlife and idyllic bays.
Menorca offers tranquillity, nature and rich history, while Formentera beckons with its endless sandy beaches.
The Balearic Islands are a paradise for water sports enthusiasts, hikers and cyclists.
The local cuisine, characterized by Mediterranean influences, spoils you with fresh seafood and traditional dishes.
The warm hospitality of the locals rounds off the holiday experience.
Whether you want to relax, party or explore, the Balearic Islands offer the right experience for every type of traveler.
Camp de Mar is located on the southwest coast of Mallorca. The small community is only a few minutes drive from the holiday resort of Andratx. Due to its quiet location and the exclusive ambience, Camp de Mar differs greatly from other popular holiday resorts such as Cala Millor, Alcúdia or El Arenal. The seaside resort was deliberately planned as a holiday resort...
Sa Coma is located in the immediate vicinity of Cala Millor on the east coast of Mallorca. The small tourist resort is ideal for families and couples. The location After arriving at the airport in Palma de Mallorca, the journey time to Sa Coma via the well-developed Ma-15 is about 1 hour. On a total of 68 kilometers, the path leads past Manacor and the neighboring...
The seaside resort of Santa Ponsa on Mallorca has become one of the most popular destinations on the island of the Balearic Islands in recent years. In addition to some celebrities who have found their home here on the island, Santa Ponsa is best known for the mix of family-friendly hotels and interesting destinations for excursions. Even away from the strongholds of...
If you want to avoid the tourist crowds on Mallorca and relax in peace on the beach or while hiking, the settlement of Cala Mesquida, which has only about 40 inhabitants, is the right place for you. Cala Mesquida is located in the northeast of Mallorca. Cala Mesquida is best known for the bay of the same name, which borders the settlement. There you can lie...
The municipality of Santa Eulalia del Río (Santa Eulària des Riu) on Ibiza , which currently has a good 40,000 inhabitants in almost two dozen districts and partly widely scattered hamlets, covers an area of almost 154 km² in the eastern part of the Balearic island of Ibiza in the west of the Mediterranean. The sophisticated marina and picturesque beaches attract...
Holidays in Ca’n Picafort mean above all having a good time. The long sandy beach starts right on the doorstep, the lively town is within easy walking distance, and the bars and restaurants on the seafront offer great views of the bay. Located on the northeast coast of Mallorca, Ca’n Picafort is a purpose-built resort with wide, palm-lined streets. The...
Cala d’Or is located on the hilly slopes of a pine forest above the turquoise to deep blue sea. It is 60 kilometres from here to Palma. The resort in the southeast of Mallorca differs from other holiday resorts on the island: it is older and more beautiful. In summer it gets very crowded, but Cala d’Or (“Golden Bay”) was never suitable for...
The Balearic Islands are made up of several island groups, a total of about 150 individual islands. These are classified in different archipelagos. Formentera and Ibiza belong to the Pitiusas. While the Cabrera Archipelago, Menorca and Germany’s favourite holiday resort Mallorca belong to the Gymnese Islands. The language spoken in Spain’s Mediterranean...
Cala Ratjada in the northeast of Mallorca attracts with its enchanting beaches. There are also wonderful destinations for a beach holiday in the surrounding area. Cala Ratjada is a district of Capdepara, a well-visited tourist resort. In summer, there are extensive and atmospheric celebrations there. In the winter months, it is mainly seniors who are out and about...
When the name Ibiza is mentioned, most people think of hippies, partying and sleepless nights. But the third-largest Balearic island has so much more to offer than these common clichés. Some of the most beautiful places in Ibiza that you should visit during your stay are listed below. Santa Euralia – like a white city! Located in the south-east of the island...