Holidays to Majorca

The largest of the Balearic Islands, Majorca has long been a favourite with the world's travel pack. It's incredibly good looks on it's side, after all. We're talking tiny inlets, sweeping bays and sandy coves, all lapped by turquoise waters. Away from the coast, it's a case of sweet smelling pine forests and jagged mountain peaks.

Resort-wise, famlies flock to the save shores of Alcludia, Puerto Pollensa and Cala Bona, which are brimming with restaurants, shops and cafés. Ca'n Picafort is another favourite. Once a sleepy fishing village, this seaside spot has got a 13 kilometer ribbon of sand to its name, so it's easy to find a patch all to yourself. Sa Coma, meanwhile, is great for couples thanks to its three lined-promenade and romantic eateries. 

Things take a turn for the lively over on the island's west coast, with Palma, Palma Nova and Magaluf leading the way. Majorca's boutique-brimming, tapas-loving capital city draws a cosmopolitan crowd, while nearby Palma Nova and Magaluf attract those after neon-lit bars and bass-pumping clubs.