Mallorca is the largest island in Spain and is part of the Balearic Islands archipelago. The island is a popular tourist destination throughout the year due to the wonderful Mediterranean climate that offers you summer periods with temperatures on average around 32 degrees and winter with temperatures of 15-20 degrees and with around 300 sunny days a year.

This island is adorned with truly magical nature, beautiful beaches, perfect nightlife and rich history. The seductive mix of coast, mountain, village, vineyard and city combines a summer idyll with a distinctive culture. Head north and you'll pass roads of golden sand, while to the west of the Serra de Tramuntana mountains, roads descend to sapphire seas and hidden coves that are definitely worth exploring. Mallorca has long been prized for its sparkling coastline, but its interior is also enjoying its moment in the sun, with boutique hotels set on country estates among olive and almond trees, farms inviting visitors to sample local produce and wineries offering tastings.