Originally Mallorca was put into the cheap mass tourism class holiday, but due to the number visitors the Island recieves the resorts have put the money back in to create stunning clean resorts with miles of of promenades to walk, cycle and skate along with plenty of upmarket hotels. The beautiful sandy beaches are one of the reason many visitors come to the resorts of Mallorca but the visitors who go exploring will get more out of their visit with over 50 idylic secluded coves to find and unwind. Further inland the rugged mountains offer walkers and climbers a chance to discover the real Majorca.

Many of the natural caves are now popular visitor attraction where the lighting enhances the beautiful Stalgnites and Slagtites, tours from around Majorca run daily to the largest of theses caves with the most visited being the Caves of Drach (Porto Cristo)

Just off the coast of Majorca you can reach the The National Park of Cabrera which consists of 19 small islands. The islands are home to 430 types of plants, 30 of which cannot be found elsewhere. Cabrera Islands are also very popular with birdwatchers where a range of marine birds can be seen including Baleric Shearwater, Auldouin's Gull, Cory's Shearwater and Shag. A selection of Birds of prey can also be found with Osprey, Peregrine and Eleonara's Falcon hunting for food.