Exploring the Balearic Islands offers a blend of adventure, culture, and relaxation.

• Mahon Port. Begin your journey at Mahon’s port in Menorca. This picturesque harbour, adorned with amazing architecture, offers scenic views and historical sites like the Teatro Principal de Mahón, an ancient opera house. As night falls, enjoy a live performance there.


• Experience Ibiza’s nightlife. Ibiza's San Antonio is a hotspot for nightlife enthusiasts. Famous for its superclubs, this town pulsates with the beats of renowned DJs. After dancing through the night, unwind by watching the sunrise on the beach.


• Visit Menorca Zoo. In Menorca, visit Lloc Menorca Zoo, an institution dedicated to environmental conservation and home to various rescued species, from crocodiles to lemurs—a perfect outing for families.


• Majorca’s majestic lake. Majorca’s Cuevas del Drach, known for its impressive underground lake, Lake Martel, is another must-see. Situated 25 meters below the surface, it ranks among the world's largest subterranean lakes.


• Enjoy a unique train ride. For a taste of local culture and scenery, take the historic Sóller train in Mallorca. Established in 1912, it provides a picturesque view of the island's landscapes.

The Balearic Islands are renowned for their amazing beaches, so you’ll not have much trouble finding a beach that is just right for you.

• Amazing sands. In Majorca, visit Es Trenc. Experience a serene sense of isolation amidst the pristine sand dunes of this untouched beach, complemented by its mesmerizing Caribbean-blue waters.


• A hidden gem. Cala Mondrago is tucked away in the island's south-east. This charming and unspoiled beach offers a peaceful retreat for those looking to escape the crowds.


• Stunning Son Bou. Ibiza is well-known for its stunning beaches, and there are plenty to choose from depending on your holiday style. Son Bou, Menorca’s longest sandy beach, has a pleasantly lively vibe, with its great selection of restaurants and bars.