Regional Hot Spots:

• Mallorca – The largest of the islands and a well renowned tourist destination for both the sun worshipper and the culture and archaeology enthusiast.  It features year round sunshine and warm waters, great beach resorts and many secluded villages on the coasts and inland.  The island offers some dramatic coastline, mountains and many hilltop villages amongst lush landscapes.  The capital Palma is home to a massive gothic cathedral and is spread around a lovely bay. The city offers a great deal of history, culture, excellent restaurants and trendy cafes.Scattered around the coast you can sample many fine beach resorts such as Illetas, El Arenal and Cala Fornells
• Menorca - considered by many as one of the nicest Balearic Islands.  Definitely less commercial and well preserved, Menorca provides a stark contrast to vibrant Ibiza. The island offers traditional Spanish heritage and there are many archaeological sites and cultural attractions throughout. Its virtually untouched landscape provides isolated coves, rich wetlands, lagoons, pine groves and old harbour fronts.
• Ibiza – Possibly one of the most famous islands in the world today for partying and sun loving tourists, due to the beautiful beaches, clear blue waters and great scenery, plus its wealth of internationally renowned nightclubs in San Antonio.  Yet the island offers much more, with suitable destinations for everyone: quiet secluded beaches, hundreds of miles of unspoilt coastline and tiny coves, with opportunities for snorkelling, windsurfing, scuba diving, walking and fine dinning.
• Formentera – the smallest of the islands just off the coast of Ibiza, and often overlooked by many travellers. An ideal place for those wanting a short break from the hustle and bustle of Ibiza.  Breathtaking natural beauty, limited hotels, lovely white sand deserted beaches, turquoise waters and a laid back nature are an enticement to those wanting a little ‘quiet time’.  The main town ‘Es Pujols’ offers plenty of shops, restaurants and bars.