The Balearics Islands

Mallorca population 947,000

is the largest with fine sandy beaches and spectacular mountain scenery. Discover the country side and pretty little atmospheric towns and villages.

A world top destination for holiday makers started in the 1950s and has transformed the island over decades, especially by European charter flights and package holidays.

In the last 10 years Mallorca luxury tourism sector have increased year on year, 5-star Hotels, Boutique Hotels, high-end restaurants,

Nautical companies and luxury trend in fashion attract wealthy visitors from all over the world and Palma is the main destination

Ibiza population 159,000

the striking scenery, and the variety of beaches from sandy shorelines to small secluded rocky bays.

Laid back countryside, surrounded by blue crystal clear water.

One of the he clubbing capitals of the world, if not The One. The summer season has become concentrated between June and September, focusing on the "clubbing calendar”.

Since 2009, Ibiza has recorded an increase of arrivals every year, with over 7 million people travelling through the Airport.

Menorca population 99,000

peace and tranquillity with daily sunlight stunning light sandy beaches and small coves, many surrounded by green pine trees stretching down towards the blue christal clear water.

A protected biosphere reserve, (UNESCO biosphere reserve in 1993)

Prehistoric archaeological sites, megalithic monuments. The Talaiotic period include Navetas (burial chambers), as well as rock-monument Talayots and Taulas. Menorcan Culture and traditions.

Formentera population 13,000

The whole of Formentera is like a postcard with the greetings “I wish you where here”.

Some call it the last paradise. When you arrive at La Savina port explore the island on foot, by bike or motorcycle, in search of secret corners and beautiful beaches like Ses Illetes, Es Migjorn, Cala d’es Morts and many more.

The largest tourist resort is Es Pujols with a lovely promenade busy day and night during high season.