Mallorca (also called Majorca) is one of the Balearic Islands in the Mediterranean Sea and are part of Spain. It is well-loved for its excellent climate and sandy beaches. Don't miss:
The beaches The main tourist areas are on the southern and eastern coast but more secluded and quieter beaches can be found if you're willing to walk to them
Walking all over the Mallorca but particularly in the Serra de Tramuntana.
Cycling Try the road beween Soller and and Andratx across the Tramuntana mountains overlooking the sea with excellent views.
Palma The island's capital offers the famous cathedaral as well as a nice city centre.
Golf Golf courses in Mallorca include the Canyamel, Pula, Son Antem.
Birdwatching S'Abulfera is a large salt marsh near Alcudia where large numbers of bird species can be seen, including many species of heron, waders, ducks and warblers. The cliffs of Fortmentor are also good for sea birdwatching and the chance of seeing the rare Elenora's Falcon.
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