Mallorca, the heart and aorta of the Balearic islands, is more than just an island of beautiful nature, it's a cultural identity made from hundreds of years of impact from Aragon, Castilla, France, Turkey, Italy and North Africa. By that, it's fair to say that Mallorca is in fact MORE!

The Balearic islands, consists of Mallorca, Menorca (north), Ibiza (South) and Formentera (South). To Mallorca itself, the islands of Cabrera and sa Dragonera belongs.

Some of the things Mallorca and the Balearic islands are known for, is their traditions when it comes to markets, fairs and celebrations. It wouldn't be exaggerating to say that every 3rd week on Mallorca some festive public event is on the schedule.

Mallorca has become popular mainly because of its versatility and natural beaty. With almost 350 sunny days a year, bird watchers, hikers, walkers, cyclists and beach-goers can enjoy a full yeld for their money when traveling to Mallorca, any time of year.

Cultural treasures on Mallorca, counts for more than 350 in terms of monasteries, convents, churches, nature parks, archaeological sites, civil architecture and stylistics andimportant monuments.