Majorca Attractions 
Majorca (Mallorca in Spanish), the largest and most visited of the Balearics, is made up of three markedly different parts. Running parallel to the northwest coast is the Sierra del Norte, a range of wooded hills which includes the highest point on the islands, the Puig Mayor (1,443m/4,734ft). The hills fall steeply down to the sea in much-indented cliffs which form picturesque little coves and creeks (calas). In the southeast of the island is the much lower Sierra de Levante (San Salvador, 509m/1,670ft), in which are a number of stalactitic caves. Here too there are innumerable calas. Between these two ranges of hills the bays of Alcudia and Pollensa to the northeast and Palma to the southwest cut deep into the Llanura del Centro, a fertile plain given up to intensive agriculture.
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Deya, Spain
The road from Miramar Son Morroig runs through the charming artists' village of Deya (Majorcan Deiá), for many years the home of the poet Robert Graves, and then via Lluch Alcari, once a Moorish country estate, to Sóller, nestling in the fertile Valle de los Naranjos in the shelter of high hills, with plantations of citrus fruits reaching almost into the heart of the town. Features of interest are the parish church of San Bartolomé and a number of handsome 17th and 18th century patrician houses.
Inca, Spain
From Palma C 713 runs northeast over the Huerta de Palma and after passing through Santa María del Camí comes to Inca (29km/18mi), where most of Majorca's leather factories are based.
Majorca - Red Lightning
On Majorca railroad enthusiasts will enjoy a trip on the old-world train which runs from Palma to Sóller, from which an equally nostalgic tram runs through orange and lemon groves to Puerto de Sóller. Information from the station in Palma or from a Majorcan tourist office.
Paguera, Spain
The resort town of Paguera is becoming more popular due to its three coves and the scenic mountains that surrounding the town.
Sa Pobla - Fiestas de San Antonio Abad, Spain
On January 17, the village of Sa Pobla holds a festival in honor of San Antonio Abad.
