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The Balearic Islands are to be found in the Mediterranean Sea, none-too-distant from the Spanish coast and the most popular of these well known beach holiday islands are Majorca, Menorca and Ibiza. In the winter months, the Balearic Islands enjoy a mild climate which is typically dry with the occasional spell of rain whereas in the summer months there is plenty of sunshine but the temperatures are seldom excessive or too hot as the islands are constantly kept cool by comfortably fresh oceanic breezes.

The largest of the Balearic Islands is Majorca which is also the most frequently visited island by tourists in the high season. Despite the fact that the island has seen several major developments being built over the last few years, Majorca still boasts many areas of natural unspoilt beauty. Popular activities enjoyed by those who choose to travel to Majorca on vacation include golf, rock climbing, sailing, cycling and rock climbing, although the vast majority of holidaymakers are more than content to simply chill out on the beach and soak up the sun. Bird-watching is also incredibly popular and during the summer months there are also several outdoor classical music concerts to be enjoyed which take place in the on the Bendinat Golf Course on Saturday evenings.

Menorca is the second largest of the Balearics and is the perfect choice for those seeking a more private and peaceful break in the sun. Here, the beaches are seldom if ever overcrowded and finding a quiet spot where you can relax on your own is a much simpler task. Mahon, the capital city, is home to the biggest natural harbour in Europe which is excellent for sea side strolls and sightseeing. Throughout the evenings, there are several bars and restaurants to visit around the harbour and the atmosphere always remains low key.

If you're in search of a more energetic escape to the Balearic Islands, then you're best bet would be to spend your holidays in Ibiza . The nightlife here is a constant hive of buzzing activity thanks to a multitude of bars and clubs which never seem to close. Throughout the daytime there are also plenty of stimulating places to visit including health spas, miles of beaches and a myriad of bars, restaurants and swimming pools where you can eat, drink and bask in the sun to your heart's content.

Many of those who choose to visit the Balearic Islands travel by plane and the three main airports which are most commonly used are situated in Palma de Majorca, Mahn and Ibiza. When travelling from Barcelona the flight time takes little more than an hour and when travelling from London or Paris the average journey seldom exceeds two hours. It is well worth bearing in mind that many of these flights are operated by discount airlines offering incredibly affordable journey


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    Self catering holiday homes in Spain can be found in every region of this diverse country, including Spain’s island groups, which are filled with popular tourist destinations and fishing villages that have blossomed into thriving holiday resorts. The Balearic Islands, including such holiday hotspots as Ibiza, Mallorca and Menorca, are to numerous holiday homes in Spain that are just waiting to provide the perfect holiday home base for travelers who appreciate the luxury of fully-furnished apartments and villas, well-equipped kitchens, private parking, laundry facilities and close proximity to beaches and island attractions.

    Ibiza is generally considered the most beautiful island in the Balearic Islands group and is well-known for its rather lively nightlife, trendy clubs and huge summer parties. However, while this popular island may be best known for its party atmosphere, there is also another, family-friendly side to Ibiza. Beautiful beaches, rich history and culture, old-world churches and buildings, quaint shopping districts and historic landmarks allow for plenty of holiday activities far from the raucous nightlife in some areas. Families and low-key couples will enjoy taking a boat ride to the mysterious Isla es Vedra, exploring the Hippy Markets, strolling through the Las Salinas Salt Flats, exploring the Can Marca Caves, and visiting Ibiza Town and a wide variety of old-world villages.

    Menorca, also referred to as Minorca, is also a popular choice for those looking for holiday homes in Spain. This island is particularly known for traditional summer fiestas that take place across the island – some lasting for several days – as well as a number of megalithic stone monuments that continue to intrigue and mesmerize tourists each year. Menorca is smaller than Majorca and is less urbanized and quieter than either Majorca or Ibiza, but has more beaches than either of these other Balearic Islands. This has led to Menorca being most popular with families looking for comfortable holiday homes in Spain that will allow them to spend days at the beach, explore museums and historic sites, and head to town for shopping and dining in a more laidback atmosphere.

    Majorca, also known as Mallorca, is the most popular of the Balearic Islands when it comes to overall appeal to a wide range of tourists. This island is where the Spanish Royal Family summers each year and where families from around the world come to rent holiday homes in Spain and enjoy its rich history and culture, lounge on one of its pristine beaches, explore the Caves de Drach (Dragon Caves), rock climb along rugged shorelines, climb the 365 pilgrim steps at Pollenca’s Calvari Chapel and hike the trails of the Serra Tramuntana Moutains.