Dragonera is a wonderful area in Spain. This area is in the center of Spain. The nearest neighbour city is Palma.

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Dragonera

Mondrago Natural Park is a spectacular area in the country Spain. Also this area is located in west Spain. Cabrera is the name of the nearest neighbour city.

Mondrago Natural Park

Cala Figuera is an area (Spain). This area is in the west of Spain. Cabrera is the nearest city.

Cala Figuera

Cala Figuera: is an idyllic cove where the turquoise waters lap against the pebbled shore.

Cala Figuera is a beautiful inlet on the North side of Mallorca with a teeny tiny beach.

Torrent de Pareis is an area (Spain). This area is located in center Spain. Palma is the nearest neighbour city.

Torrent de Pareis

Soller

Soller is a charming seaside town in Mallorca surrounded by unique countryside scenery formed by citrus and olive orchards.

Soller is a great place to enjoy gelato in the afternoon.

Soller is a quaint small town about halfway between Palma and Alcudia.

Soller is such a cute little village, I enjoyed my every visit there and the train ride, of course.

Soller is a world apart from the party madness and the port with its whitewashed houses, boating harbour and a small town is completed by great restaurants and bars with a slower pace of life.

Valldemossa

Valldemossa is one of the most beautiful villages of Mallorca.

Valldemossa is dotted with olive and almond trees.

Valldemossa is a mountain village north of Palma de Mallorca.

Valldemossa is een van de mooiste bergdorpen van Mallorca en ligt in een prachtige groene vallei.

Valldemossa is associated with a secret love story.

Port de Pollenca

Sa Coma

Sa Calobra

Sa Calobra is a tiny village with an exceptional beauty.

Sa Calobra is tiny, with a beautiful tiny beach in front and a hidden lagoon that you can reach by going through a narrow tunnel carved through the rocks.

Sa Calobra is a hidden gem that you can reach by bus or by car only.

Alaro

Palma

Palma is literally packed with ancient palaces, historical landmarks and examples of traditional Spanish architecture.

Palma is a fabulous city to explore on foot with great shops, enticing restaurants and wonderful architecture.

Palma is in fact a beautiful and historic city with way more to offer than just beaches.

Palma is really a great place for families as there are shops and history galore and a beach!

Palma is a big city, much bigger then I was expecting.

Palma is probably the most well-travelled destination of Majorca.

Palma is certainly located in the top ten of Spanish resources in which to holiday.

Palma is considered one of the jewels of the Mediterranean.

Palma is full of treasures and is a favourite of The Luxury Editor.

Palma is known for its multicultural influences; it's location in the Med has meant it acts as a meeting point for middle eastern and European cultures and architecture.

Palma is a wonderful base from which to explore the beaches and deep blue coves that dot the island.

Palma is a real charmer, suave and beautiful, vibrant and relaxed, always with a tasty splash of local wine.

Palma is very easy to walk around and there's plenty to keep you busy for a weekend or a few days in Mallorca's capital.

Palma is also great for more than just an itinerary so why not check out this full Palma itinerary!

Palma is the capital of the small island group and rich in history and culture.

Palma is quite a classical touristic place, of course it has a long tradition for this, even without Ballermann and party, nearly everything here is related to touristic purposes.

Palma is a vital location for the Seabin, being at the centre of Europe's marine industry and having quick access to many of the world's major shipping ports.

Palma is fabulous little city full of charming, winding streets, great restaurants and the most enormous Gothic cathedral you can imagine.

Palma is the capital city of Mallorca and half of the population in Mallorca resides in this city.

Pollenca

Pollenca is a much visited ancient town with stone architecture, lush countryside and a tourist friendly port.

Pollenca is a place for some time, and if you don't have time, for one night - it's that village you're looking for.

Pollenca is a charming little town that's nestled at the feet of the Serra de Tramuntana mountain chain on Mallorca's northern coast.

Pollenca is a relatively new beach, and although it offers some basic beach amenities and water sports, it's still remains pretty quiet and undiscovered.

Magaluf

Magaluf is definitely not a destination for the faint hearted.

Magaluf is Majorca's biggest draw, with its numerous bars, nightclubs, and a powder soft sandy beach.

Magaluf is a popular destination for students taking a holiday with a group of friends.

Deia

Deia is located on the west coast in the Tramuntana mountain range, in between the towns of Valldemossa and Soller.

Deia is tiny, with basically one main street that passes through, and some smaller, narrow streets that wind you through the hills.

Cala dOr

Cala Millor

Cala Millor is known for its clear water that sparkles with various shades of light blue and green.

Santa Ponsa

Santa Ponsa is a bit of a weird one as there are a lot of typical pubs serving Full English Breakfasts and Sunday Dinners and cheap eateries serving up three courses for less than a tenner.

Can Picafort

Santanyi

Peguera

Ses Salines

Inca

Inca is a town in the center of the island and is a great place to pick up fabulous leather goods at inexpensive prices.

Porto Cristo

Cabrera

Alcudia

Alcudia is on the northwest side of the island, about an hour from Palma.

Alcudia is another famous town here that boasts of a beautifully preserved village.

Alcudia is a great base for your visit to Mallorca.

Cala Ratjada

Andratx

Manacor

Manacor is Mallorca's second city and lies east of the island and is pretty famous for its pearl factories and its rich in furniture shops.

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