Get to know the Balearic Islands, a group of islands that lies in the Mediterranean Sea, to the east of Catalonia and which are a must-see destination in European summer. To get there you can enter via Barcelona or Valencia and cross by ferry or short flights of less than one hour.

The Balearic Islands are five, and the region is much more than the well-known electronic music festivals that take place in the high season in Ibiza. Each of the Balearic Islands has its characteristics. Travel with us through them.

Mallorca offers, in addition to the beaches, a long and rich history. Mallorca was once Roman and was once Moorish; its capital, Palma, has a historical center not to be missed.

Menorca has beautiful and few known beaches thanks to its national preservation park. It is usually advised for those who travel with family or want to relax.

The most exclusive and smallest of the group is the island of Formentera, known for its fine sand beaches, turquoise blue sea, and its ancient lighthouses.

Ibiza lacks presentations, is famous for its festivals, the night and for attracting celebrities from all over the world. Besides the beaches and pubs, the historic center, called Dalt Vila, deserves an extended visit.

On the islands, you can accommodate yourself in beach resorts, small boutique hotels located on the cliffs and with amazing views to the Mediterranean sea, or choose to rent luxury villas with all the amenities you will want while enjoying the holidays.