Mallorca also known as Majorca is the largest of the Balearic Islands and one of the most popular European tourist destinations, with 300 days of sun a year. The summer temperature’s are very rarely excessive and the mild winters make it a year long holiday destination. Majorca has a range of resorts to suit all tastes, from the young and the lively area of Mallorca’s capital, Palma Nova or Magaluf to the areas more suited to families such as Santa Ponsa and Alcudia. To completely escape the rigours of modern life and bustle of the larger resorts why not try the restful Porto Cristo or the picturesque Puerto Pollensa.

Majorca attracts thousands of tourists every year. Why?

The answer of above question can be extracted from its wide variety of sightseeing. Nestling with history, arts, museums, zoo, exotic beaches, a tourist will not get a time to think about anything else. There are attractions for everyone, whether you are visiting Majorca with friends or family and bringing the children, you will get what you expect from your fun trip!!

There are around 200 caves in Majorca with many providing shelter for early settlers but in the present time some of the caves are open to the public and is a popular trip amongst tourists. The caves with lakes offer a fantastic experience and sometime offer concerts within the caves for visitors!

The beaches scattered along the coast of Majorca are of high quality and good level of facilities and one of the main reasons people return year after year. The beaches offer a variety of water sports including diving.

Majorca Weather

Weather in Majorca is pleasant most of the year, due to its location in Mediterranean it is also named as “Winter Rain area”. The summers starts from June and ends in September or in the beginning for October these periods are very hot but water of beaches still have cold water and you can play water sports and go diving to cool you down.