Mallorca

This island is similar to Ibiza in terms of nightlife, although it is also famous for its clean beaches and numerous water activities, such as scuba diving, windsurfing, fishing, sailing, and even surfing. On the territory of Mallorca, people can find the Mediterranean's most beautiful coves, white sand beaches, and pine groves. Besides, it is recommended to take into consideration the capital of this island, Palma de Mallorca, which offers the perfect combination of seaside relaxation and culture. For example, La Seu Cathedral, Arab Baths, Casco Antiguo, and Bellver Castle are considered the main local attractions.

Menorca

In spite of the fact that this island is popular among admirers of party life, it is still more suitable for people who like a more relaxed vacation. In fact, visitors of this island have the opportunity to enjoy their vacation on 80 beaches and bays. The majority of these places are still unspoilt and surrounded by pines or the typical Mediterranean “macchia” trees. Furthermore, turquoise waters are often considered the main symbol of this island.

Ibiza

When it comes to youth, this age group usually prefers going to Ibiza. It can be explained by the abundance of nightclubs, bars, and pubs on the territory of this island. Moreover, this place attracts the attention of its visitors with an incredible climate for a beach vacation, as there are more than 300 days of sunshine every year. As the paradise of party freaks and night ravers, this island is visited by 7 million tourists every year. Therefore, if you are an admirer of noise, fun, and unstoppable parties, come to this island.

Formentera

With its extension of nearly 83 square kilometers, this island still belongs to the list of the most popular destinations on the Balearic Islands. Despite the fact that it does not have an airport and can only be reached by ferry, Formentera tourist arrivals have increased by 4.5% in the past years. Today, it is visited by nearly 3.2 million tourists every year. Such considerable popularity can be explained by the abundance of stunning boutique hotels, old towns, empty beaches, and delicious food. Additionally, the lack of crowded beaches makes this place a paradise for admirers of peace and tranquility.

●.Visit one of the most beautiful mountain villages called Valldemossa, which is located in Mallorca.
● Dance in the clubs of Ibiza until the sunrise.
● Explore Menorca’s atmospheric former capital Ciudadela, as it has an interesting cathedral, elegant palaces, and medieval churches.
● Snorkel off the coast of Mallorca.
● Spend Lazy days on Formentera beaches, which are famous for clear waters and long stretches of sand.
● Head to Palma de Mallorca, where you can admire a variety of attractions, including Can Forteza Rey, Llotja, and Es Baluard Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art.

There is no doubt that local cuisine can be considered one of the main benefits of the Balearic Islands, as this archipelago is widely known due to the tastiest seafood in the world. Whether you prefer sweet or savory, you will be able to satisfy all your expectations. For example, seafood, pork, almond, olive oil, bread, and tomatoes are the main ingredients of local dishes. At the same time, the island can impress its visitors with unique dishes that are not served in other parts of the world. For example, ensaimada, sobrassada, Mallorcan soup, and the lobster stew are the most popular dishes on the islands. The ensaimada is a spiral-shaped pastry, whereas sobrassada can be described as a red, thick spicy or sweet sausage made from the black Balearic pig.

● As a 5 star hotel in Palma de Mallorca, Palacio Ca Sa Galesa can be regarded as one of the best places to choose on the Balearic Islands. In fact, it is famous for the atmosphere of the 16th century combined with the technologies of the modern period.
● Located on the famous Playa d’en Bossa, Hard Rock Hotels is tremendously known as one of the best hotels in Ibiza. Nowadays, it is famous for the pool, a beachfront restaurant, and live performances.
● If you aim to increase the level of awareness of the historical heritage of Menorca and its archeological remains, visit the hotel named Torralbenc.