Discover our holidays to the beautiful islands of the Balearics for fiestas, siestas and everything in-between. Find out more here
Majorca
Said to be the 'daddy' of the islands, Majorca is perhaps one of the most diverse, offering beautiful beaches, plummeting limestone cliffs, shimmering turquoise sea, and a fabulous gastronomic scene.
The island's rich cultural history has left behind ruins, castles and cathedrals – all waiting to be explored.
Minorca
Minorca is a haven of tranquillity, perfect if you're looking for isolated coves and beaches to discover. Although it can be a few degrees cooler than the other islands, its 216km of coastline is not to be missed.
To the west you'll find the vibrant Cala en Forcat or the white beach-blessed paradise of Cala Blanca. For those who like a stylish waterfront, a visit to the easterly Es Castell is a must.
Discover our holidays to the beautiful islands of the Balearics for fiestas, siestas and everything in-between. Find out more here
Ibiza
Many think Ibiza is just for young party animals, but there's a quiet and subdued side to the island, too, which makes it ideal for those looking to relax and unwind. Its capital, Ibiza Town, is packed with things to do, and the bohemian character of the north has a charm all of its own.
Ibiza has plenty of historic sites to explore too – the whole island is UNESCO-protected for cultural and environmental reasons.
Formentera
Just when you think that beaches can't get any better, hop over to the tiny island of Formentera, which makes up for its lack of cultural sights with rustic appeal and perfect sunsets.
The smallest of the Balearic islands, Formentera is blessed with fine white sand and a crystal clear sea. On a clear day you can even see all the way across the Mediterranean Sea to Algeria!
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