“You may think of Mallorca as a party island, however, this is much more to this beautiful gem than cocktails and dancing”
Mallorca is the largest island in the Balearics. You may think of Mallorca as a party island, however, this is much more to this beautiful gem than cocktails and dancing. Mallorca has a stunning coastline, but also an equally as beautiful interior- especially outside of the high season, when the streets are empty and you are free to explore. The island has a mountain range, a World Heritage Site, wineries and luxurious resorts. There is so much to do and see, from exploring the countryside, to diving in the crystal clear ocean. We have put our thoughts together to get started..
PALMA DE MALLORCA, SPAIN – AUGUST 15: Sunbathers enjoy the fine weather in Cala de Calobra near Torrent de Pareis on August 15, 2009 in Palma de Mallorca, Spain. (Photo by Jasper Juinen/Getty Images)
WHAT TO SEE
If you want to watch the sunset over this stunning paradise, then head down to Caleta de Frares. Located on the Bonaire peninsula in Pollensa, Caleta de Frares is a deserted rocky beach where the open ocean looks like a beautiful blue pool. Another beach to visit is Es Coll Baix, a secret, secluded beach at the foot of a cliff, under the shadow of a degence tower from the 16th century. It is difficult to find, but once you do you will be astounded..(READ MORE)
Amanda Dyer 