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Balearic Islands Attractions

Autonomous Community

Organ of government: Consell General de les Illes Balears

The island group known as the Balearics (Islas Baleares), lying in the western Mediterranean off the southeastern coast of Spain, consists of the Balearic islands proper of Majorca (Mallorca) and Minorca (Menorca), together with Ibiza and Formentera, which are also known as the Islas Pityusas (''Pine Islands''), and about 150 smaller islands, including Cabrera, to the south of Majorca, some of which are used for military or nautical purposes, while others are totally unoccupied.
Read More Puig de Randa
(Majorca - East Coast)
The Puig de Randa makes for a great day-trip and a scenic excursion from Algaida. Puig de Randa is the site for popular monasteries including Nuestra Senora de Gracia, Nuestra Senora de la Cura and Sant Honorat.
Read More Cala Pí
(Majorca - Southern Coasts)
Picture of Cartuja de Valldemosa
Read More Cartuja de Valldemosa
(Majorca - Sierra del Norte)
The old monastery of Cartuja de Valldemosa dates to 1399, with most of the present buildings dating to the 17th and 18th C. Chopin composed the "Raindrop Prelude" while staying here.
Read More Castillo de Santueri
(Majorca - Southern Coasts)
Read More Caves of Hams
(Majorca - East Coast)
Read More Cuevas de Artá
(Majorca - East Coast)
Read More Ermita de San Salvador
(Majorca - Southern Coasts)
Read More Gardens of Alfabia
(Majorca - Sierra del Norte)
Read More Gorch Blau
(Majorca - Sierra del Norte)
This deep gorge features rock walls reaching 110 m in height.
Picture of La Calobra Torrent de Pareis
Read More La Calobra Torrent de Pareis
(Majorca - Sierra del Norte)
The winding and twisting road called La Calobra leads through dramatic scenery to the Cala de Calobra, from where it is a short walk to the Torrent de Pareis gorge.
Read More Alcudia, Spain
(Majorca - Sierra del Norte)
Goat Island
The barren little island of Cabrera lies off the south coast of Majorca. It can be reached by ferry from Palma, but it has little to offer visitors - except those with a boat of their own, who will find attractive anchorages for diving and swimming.
Address
Goat Island Tourist Office
Carrer Doctor Barraquer 5
Colònia Sant jordi
Baleares
Spain
Read More La Granja
(Majorca - Sierra del Norte)
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(Majorca - East Coast)
Read More Miramar Son Morroig
(Majorca - Sierra del Norte)
Read More Monasterio de Lluch
(Majorca - Sierra del Norte)
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(Majorca - East Coast)
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