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Mallorca, Ibiza, Menorca & Formentera – the Balearic Islands offer a variety of nature and culture in the Mediterranean. Mallorca with the capital Palma de Mallorca, Menorca with its dreamy bays, Ibiza as a UNESCO World Heritage Site or the island of Formentera with its multitude of cycle routes – the Balearic Islands have the perfect offer for every type of holiday between unique nature and pure relaxation. Which Spanish island do you think will be your favorite?

Ibiza – Spain

Part of the Balearic Islands, #Ibiza is a jewel of the Mediterranean Sea. Besides being the clubbing capital of the world, #Ibiza also boasts...

Cycling in Mallorca – Spain

#Mallorca attracts around 150,000 cyclo-tourists each year – a market estimated to be worth approximately €150 million annually. The warm climate and the variety...

Hippy Market Sant Francesc – Formentera

If you love to have the best designer articles in art and craftsmanship - the Sant Francesc Xavier market combines the best craftsmen of...

The best places to visit on Mallorca

There are few places in the world that can offer travellers such a remarkable combination of stunning landscapes, pristine beaches, captivating cultural heritage and...

Formentera – Great little paradise

All Formentera is a postcard. In a few square kilometers all the ingredients to be considered a paradise are present. Its beaches of gleaming...

Mallorca – Spain

Sun-drenched, golden beaches, spectacular mountain formations and extravagant night life - Mallorca will not leave any visitor disappointed. Each coastal region has its own...

Balearic Islands – Spain

Imagine you are Coming home. You take off your shoes and feel better than anywhere else. Immediately you feel the comfort of your rooms...

Sóller is perfect as a travel destination or a day trip

Charming country hotels, fincas with breathtaking views and restaurants with traditional Spanish cuisine enrich every vacation. Whether as a day trip or for several...

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Northern Europe refers to the portion of Europe to the north of Western Europe, the English Channel, and the Baltic Sea; it also includes the Baltic republics.

Western Europe is the western part of Europe; it is bounded by the Atlantic Ocean in the west, the English Channel and the North Sea to the north, and by the Alps in the south.

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