One of the most popular holiday destinations in the world are Spain’s Balearic Islands. The islands are an archipelago to the west of the Mediterranean Sea close to the eastern coast of the Iberian Peninsula. From largest to smallest, the four main islands are Majorca, Menorca, Ibiza and Formentera. The islands form an autonomous community of Spain, with Palma as the capital city.

Mallorca is one of the most popular Balearic Islands holiday destinations, with a wide selection of hotels and apartments that offer both budget and luxury accommodation. The island benefits from stunning natural scenery due to the rugged Tramuntana Hills. Many tourists venture to Mallorca to experience the hiking and cycling opportunities that this Balearic Island holiday destination has to offer. Palma is located in Mallorca and is a popular destination for tourists looking for an exciting city break, with designer’s shops and boutiques along with high quality restaurants and cafes.

Ibiza is probably the most notorious Balearic Islands holiday destination, with a legendary nightlife and world class DJ’s it is no wonder so many young travellers descend on the island every year. However Ibiza offers so much more that a vibrant nightlife, the island offer stunning scenery and several traditional whitewashed villages. Many resorts on the island are catered towards a more relaxing, tranquil experience making it an ideal spot for families or older travellers wanting a quiet break.

Formentera is the smallest of the main islands however it is still a highly popular Balearic Island holiday destination. The island is famous for its white sandy beaches and can only be reached by taking a ferry from Ibiza Town. Formentera is a quiet resort, ideal for family, couples and older travellers wishing to make the most of the quiet beaches.

Menorca is the most unspoilt Balearic Island, with many people flocking to the island to enjoy the pristine beaches and the stunning Menorca coastline. This Balearic Island holiday destination offers rich history and culture along, ideal for visitors wanting to experience a more traditional Spanish holiday.