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Majorca
Capital : Palma
Language : Spanish
Currency : Euro
Time Difference From GMT : +1.0 hr
Language : Spanish
Currency : Euro
Time Difference From GMT : +1.0 hr
Sub resorts:
Magaluf
Palma Nova
Puerto Pollensa
Cala Dor
C an Picafort
Alcudia
Cala Millor
Santa Ponsa
Sa Coma
Calas De Mallorca
Just over a two hour flight away, Majorca still has to be one of the most popular all year round holiday destinations with something to suite everyone. As for the beaches, sunbath in a secluded cove or on one of the many long stretches of white sandy beach, but which ever you choose watch out for famous faces such as Catherine Zeta Jones, the Beckhams and Caprice. They have all been spotted soaking up the sun. Maybe you can pick up the latest fashion tips. Ideal for a quick get away, a stag party, celebration or even your family holiday. Majorca really is the Island where everything happens.
Eating Out
Although there are an abundance of British style bars offering everything from the good old full English breakfast to traditional roast Sunday lunch, you should try some of the local dishes such as tapas, Paella or one of the many fresh fish on offer. The largest choice of foods can be found in Palma where the cafe culture is quickly catching on, sit in a pavement cafe sampling delicious food, washed down with a jug of fruity sangria while people watching.
Things to Do
A great show not to be missed what ever age group you are is Pirates, situated in Magaluf this interactive show is entertainment through and through, food and drink are included in the entry fee making it good value for money. For something a little more sedate visit the caves of Drac at Porto Christo, explore stalactites and stalacmites and wonder at their beauty,travel onto a lake where you board a boat to leave the mystical caves.
Important Information
Valid passports are required to visit Majorca.
Eating Out
Although there are an abundance of British style bars offering everything from the good old full English breakfast to traditional roast Sunday lunch, you should try some of the local dishes such as tapas, Paella or one of the many fresh fish on offer. The largest choice of foods can be found in Palma where the cafe culture is quickly catching on, sit in a pavement cafe sampling delicious food, washed down with a jug of fruity sangria while people watching.
Things to Do
A great show not to be missed what ever age group you are is Pirates, situated in Magaluf this interactive show is entertainment through and through, food and drink are included in the entry fee making it good value for money. For something a little more sedate visit the caves of Drac at Porto Christo, explore stalactites and stalacmites and wonder at their beauty,travel onto a lake where you board a boat to leave the mystical caves.
Important Information
Valid passports are required to visit Majorca.
Just over a two hour flight away, Majorca still has to be one of the most popular all year round holiday destinations with something to suite everyone. As for the beaches, sunbath in a secluded cove or on one of the many long stretches of white sandy beach, but which ever you choose watch out for famous faces such as Catherine Zeta Jones, the Beckhams and Caprice. They have all been spotted soaking up the sun. Maybe you can pick up the latest fashion tips. Ideal for a quick get away, a stag party, celebration or even your family holiday. Majorca really is the Island where everything happens.
Eating Out
Although there are an abundance of British style bars offering everything from the good old full English breakfast to traditional roast Sunday lunch, you should try some of the local dishes such as tapas, Paella or one of the many fresh fish on offer. The largest choice of foods can be found in Palma where the cafe culture is quickly catching on, sit in a pavement cafe sampling delicious food, washed down with a jug of fruity sangria while people watching.
Things to Do
A great show not to be missed what ever age group you are is Pirates, situated in Magaluf this interactive show is entertainment through and through, food and drink are included in the entry fee making it good value for money. For something a little more sedate visit the caves of Drac at Porto Christo, explore stalactites and stalacmites and wonder at their beauty,travel onto a lake where you board a boat to leave the mystical caves.
Important Information
Valid passports are required to visit Majorca.
Eating Out
Although there are an abundance of British style bars offering everything from the good old full English breakfast to traditional roast Sunday lunch, you should try some of the local dishes such as tapas, Paella or one of the many fresh fish on offer. The largest choice of foods can be found in Palma where the cafe culture is quickly catching on, sit in a pavement cafe sampling delicious food, washed down with a jug of fruity sangria while people watching.
Things to Do
A great show not to be missed what ever age group you are is Pirates, situated in Magaluf this interactive show is entertainment through and through, food and drink are included in the entry fee making it good value for money. For something a little more sedate visit the caves of Drac at Porto Christo, explore stalactites and stalacmites and wonder at their beauty,travel onto a lake where you board a boat to leave the mystical caves.
Important Information
Valid passports are required to visit Majorca.
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| Average Sunlight (Hours) | 6 | 6 | 7 | 9 | 10 | 10 | 12 | 10 | 8 | 7 | 6 | 6 |
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| Average Temperature (°C) | 17 | 18 | 18 | 19 | 24 | 27 | 31 | 34 | 28 | 24 | 20 | 18 |
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