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has become a popular holiday destination for tourists from around the world in recent years.
The name of the island has become a mass tourism is not expensive synonymous since the 1960s, but
In addition to the better known resorts around Palma de Mallorca and south and easily
tern Mallorca coast also offers many varied landscapes, excellent sites and perfect condition
for various recreational sports, wildlife and unspoiled Mediterranean flora, a preserved medically
Earthen wildlife and many historical sites. Small charming mountain villages, isolated
quiet fishing villages and sandy beaches and bays, quiet and comfortable and strangely,
wild romantic rocky coastline await discovery. These points can be best explored when you rent
a bike or a car and go on their own to experience the unknown Mallorca on its coast
roads or forest, mountain hiking trails. Due to its geographical richness and variety
Mallorca vacation opportunities is an ideal holiday destination for individual holidays, group
vacation, holidays and some family holiday.
Area of Palma de Mallorca with its tourist infrastracture old and waterfront
Migjorn and Llevant adjacent regions are the main tourist area of Mallorca. The long sandy beaches such as Playa del Palma offer a wide variety of recreational activities including windsur-
Fing, kite surfing, sailing, water skiing, jet ski, boogieboarding, sea kayaking, diving,
surfing and swimming. The beaches can be crowded during peak season. Palma de Mallorca,
the capital of the island, offers some historical sites, many bars, cafes and restau-
rants, shopping and nightlife program. The 16th century Cathedral of Palma ("La Seu Palma" or "The Cathedral of Palma de Mallorca"), a Roman Catholic catheters
DraI was built on the former site of an Arab mosque and impresses visitors with its French
Gothic style. Almudaina Palace ("Palau de la Almudaina" or "Almudaina Palace"), an
Moorish fortress built in the 11th century under the Almoravid dynasty, is a spectacular
piece of medieval Moorish architecture. It was restored in the 14th century in the order of
King of Spain Catholic James II of Aragon as a palace.
The north and west of the island is occupied by a long chain of mountains, Tramun-
tana range ("Serra de Tramuntana" or "Sierra de Tramuntana"), which became Andratx
Cap Formentor. The Serra de Tramuntana with its wild romantic landscapes and rugged mountains,
oddly shaped rocks, pine forests and rugged coastline can be best explored on mountain
hiking trails. The contrast tranquility and isolation from noisy and crowded tourist areas of the south and east coast of Mallorca. It is ideal for lovers of ecotourism and an ideal destination for travelers seeking privacy and quiet tourist destination. Some charming, quaint old villages
as Lluc, Pollensa, Alcudia, Soller, Alaro, Arta and Deià lie hidden in the Tain Tramuntana
contains, which are all worth a day trip.
Located on the northeast coast of Mallorca, Alcudia town offers opportunities for shopping and
other tourist attractions. Its sandy beach a mile long invites sunbathing nearby and offers
wide variety of water sports like surfing, windsurfing, paragliding, sailing, diving
diving, canoeing, kayaking, kite surfing, water skiing, wakeboarding and bathroom. Prom
through the charming picturesque old town of Alcudia and visiting their weekly markets. proximity
Roman amphitheater is a worthy monument.
Near Hidropark ("Water Park"), with its pools and pools navigation, mini-golf
and giant slides is a travel destination for families valid day. The proximity of National Albufera
nal Park ("Albufera Natural Park" or "Albufera Natural Park of Mallorca") with its dunes, marshes, ponds and lakes fascinates visitors with its pristine Mediterranean flora
and wildlife and wildlife. He is known among nature lovers for its birding sites.
Located high in the mountains near the north coast of Mallorca between Sóller and Pollença, the
Lluc village, a place of medieval pilgrimage, waiting to be discovered. The Monastery of Lluc / Monastery
Our Lady of Lluc ("Monastery of Our Lady of Lluc") was founded in 1121 and dedicated to
Saint-Jacques Saint Jacques de Compostela ("St. James of Compostela"), the patron saint of Spain.
For millions of medieval Roman Christians, Catholics followed the old pilgrim
Caimari trail to the monastery of Lluc cult of the Virgin of Lluc Black ("Virgen de Lluc" or "Our Lady of Lluc," also called "The Moraneta" by locals), patron saint of Mallorca.
The monastery was restored by Antoni Gaudí.
Located on the north coast of Mallorca, the charming picturesque 13th century Pollensa
with historic sites, is also an interesting day trip destination. You can navigate the road
Cruz ("Via Crucis") to Cavalry Mountain ("The Cavalri" or "Calvary") and see Mother of
God at the foot of the cross ("the Mare Deu de la Creu few" or "Mother of God of Pie de la
Cruz "), a much venerated statue of the Virgin in a chapel located at the top of the hill. Plaça Major, the
the main square of Pollença, has some good cafes, bars and restaurants and invites the traveler to
having coffee and relax after a day of walking around the twisted streets of the medieval city. Pollença also offers a wide range of shops and lively market on Sunday in the Plaza Mayor also worth visiting animated. Overlooking the Plaza Mayor, the church Notre
Lady of the Angels ("Nostra Senyora dels Angels Esglèsia" or "Church of Our Lady of
Los Angeles), built by the Knights Templar in the 13th century impresses visitors with its austere facade of Baroque style.
Located on the northwest coast of Mallorca, the charming peaceful town of Sóller surprises
Visitors with a few sights. The Botanical Garden of Sóller ("Jardi Botanic de Soller" or "Sóller Botanical Garden") and the Balearic Museum of Natural Sciences ("Museu Balear SCIENCES Naturals" or "Balearic Museum of Natural Sciences") invites you to explore the vast biodive -
sity of Mallorca and are valid day trips. The Banco de Sóller ("Banc de Sóller"
"Banco Central Hispano" or "Old Banco de Sóller") and the parish church of Sant Bartomeu ("church of Sant Bartomeu" or "Church of Sant Bartomeu") located in Plaza Constitució the
the main square of Sóller and the most spectacular monuments. Founded in 1248 and originally built
Gothic church was renovated in 1904 by Joan Rubio, a disciple of Antoni Gaudí,
in the Art Nouveau style. The bank was built in 1889 and designed in a modernist style, designed by Rubio in 1912.
El Museo del Casal de Cultura ("Museu del Casal de Cultura" or "Museo del Casal
Culture ") is also worth a visit. You might as well take a trip by train to Sóller (" Ferrocarril de Sóller ") extending between Palma and Soller since 1912 and enjoy the diversity of
Mallorcas many different landscapes. A trip with the old train is truly an unforgettable event
and a major tourist attraction.
Other historic sites in the Sierra de Tramuntana Castillo Alaro, Monastery of Valldemossa, the Monastery of San Salvador ("Sant Salvador Sanctuary" or "Monastery of San Salvador") in Felanitx and Castle KING'S ("El Castell del Rey" or "the Castell del Rei ") in Pollença. Mallorca is also a paradise for golfers and offers a wide range of first class golf courses Andratx, Santa Ponsa, Son Gual and Canyamel, to name a few. Nature lovers and enthusiasts
Ecotourism can also visit the park Dragonera, Natural Park Cala Mondragó and Cabrera National Park and enjoy the Mediterranean nature in its purest form numerous hiking trails and hiking
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