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Majorca (or Mallorca) is the largest in the Spanish Balearic Islands. The islands lie off the north east coast of Spain. It is a popular tourist destination and is one of the most beautiful Mediterranean islands.

The island took off as a tourist destination in the 1960s when many resorts were developed on the south west coast very near to the capital Palma. These resorts include the popular Palma Nova and Magalluf. Many tourists from the northern European countries visit Majorca for the sun and the sea.

Majorca does have much more to offer. Resorts in the north east part of the island attract families as well as walkers, scuba divers, birdwatchers and cyclists. Aludia Bay and Puerto Pollenca are two popular resorts in this part of the island.

More enterprising tourists are attracted to more isolated parts of the island. The north west coast is rugged – and the Sierra de Tramuntara mountains dominate the landscape. You can find some of the more rural villages and towns to visit in this area and get a feel for the idyllic Mediterranean lifestyle.

Accommodation on ranges from five star Mallorca hotels to four star Mallorca hotels as well as villas guest houses and hostels. Some of the five star Mallorca hotels are of the highest standards and are popular with the rich and the famous! The bars and restaurants in the five star Majorca hotels also make great places to people watch!