Majorca

Majorca: The Coastline Paradise

Majorca is a paradise for all water fans, with a long coastline of bays and beaches perfect for water sports and activities. If jet skis and banana boats are more your things, the beaches are lined with these types of excursions. If you’re feeling a little more adventurous, why not try your hand at windsurfing or kitesurfing? Or, if you prefer something a little less action-packed, take a stroll along the coast to explore the coves and bays. There are also many options for exploring Majorca’s inland areas. For something a little more cultural, you can visit the museums and monuments, like the Archaeological Park of Sineu. Or, if you prefer something a little more relaxed, take a day trip to explore the nature of Majorca, with plenty of options for hiking and sightseeing. 

And, of course, no vacation is complete without a great meal. Majorca has a rich history of farming and trading, and this has shaped the cuisine. Majorca has a diverse food scene, with something for everyone. You can dine at a family-run restaurant specializing in traditional Majorcan cuisine, or you can try something a little more modern. Majorca is known as the “ Islands of Colour” because of its vibrant color, great year-round weather, and luxurious and spacious hotels and resorts. Majorca is the perfect location for your corporate retreat.