Balearics

These Islands offer an abundance of varied gastronomy, great shopping and a very exciting nightlife.
In the Balearics Islands you will be spoilt with marvelous beaches warm and sunny weather, great food and a very exciting nightlife. You can also visit Gothic cathedrals and old ruins, some from the Stone Age. There are some charming villages of fisherman where you can savour fantastic seafood. If you like you can also visit the smaller unspoilt peripheral islands, Formentera and Cabrera.
Balearics holidays

Ibiza, well known for its amazing nightclubs (rated amongst the best in the world) is very popular with the younger travelers. Slightly North West of Ibiza you will find Majorca, as the name suggests (Spanish for the bigger one), is the largest island of the Balearics. It is a top holiday destination that attracts nearly seven million visitors a year. Majorca offers dramatic contrasts between bubbly holiday resorts in the south west and breathtaking mountains in the north. Menorca (Spanish for the smaller one), calm and unspoilt is situated to the east side of the Balearic Islands. Unlike the other two it is not a party destination. Menorca is sought after by the lovers of uncrowded beaches, beautiful fishing villages and ancient towns.