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Spain - Balearic Islands
ABOVE: Puerto de Soller,
Mallorca.
The Balearic Islands are a
Spanish province in the Mediterranean, south of Barcelona and east of
Valencia. Two of the islands--Mallorca and Ibiza--draw millions of tourists
annually, including some 3.5 British visitors who take advantage of cheap
charter flights and package holidays to enjoy plentiful sun, beaches, and
nightlife.
Read my Holiday & Travel Magazine article,
The Balearic Islands, for an overview of the province with sidebars on
popular towns and villages. Then visit the pages and sites below to learn more about sights and
activities on Mallorca, Ibiza, Menorca, and the two smaller islands of
Cabrera and Formentera.
Travel Planner - Balearics Pages
Mallorca - General
Mallorca
- Palma
Mallorca - Towns/Resorts
Ibiza
Menorca
Cabrera
Formentera
Transportation
Southern European Ferries - Domestic Routes
For connections between the Spanish mainland and the Balearics, see the
listings under "Spain." (This page is from the
Ferries section of my Europe Travel Planner.)
General Tourist Information
Balearics.com
Pick an island, then click the links at the top of the page for general
information or browse through the business listings.
Agroturismo
Balear
Stay on a farm or country estate and get to know the Mallorca that package
tourists never see.
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