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Almería35 2 11 22 17 Mallorca, or Majorca, is the largest island of the Balearic Islands, which are part of Spain, and the seventh largest island in the Mediterranean Sea. The capital of the island, Palma , is also the capital of the autonomous community of the Balearic Islands.
- Mallorca Rail Network
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- Palma, Majorca
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Majorca or Mallorca is a Balearic Island, part of Spain,...
- Palma De Mallorca Airport
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39.5666672.6497221 Palma de Mallorca— Mallorca's main and largest city39.85253.1191672 Alcudia— perfect for combining beach and cycling39.7113893.4619443 Cala Ratjada— in the far north-east corner of the island, this beach resort is popular with German tour operators, who almost exclusively supply the many hotels with guests.39.6052783.3861114 Cala Millor— south eastern coastal town, linked by a long promenade to the adjacent resort of Cala Bona.39.8229172.8844441 Santuari de Lluc— a monastery in the Tramuntana mountains39.852.82 Sa Calobra and 39.8519442.8061113 Torrent de Pareis— Mallorca's "Grand Canyon"39.455533.185454 San Salvador Monastery— Monastery on top of a mountain with no name near Porto Colom and Felanitx39.1583332.9666675 Cabrera National Park- Off the coast of Mallorca, this Park boasts crystal-clear waters, underwater caves and a rich maritime history. Explore the seabed through snorkeling or di...In high season the island receives about 8 million tourists from around the world. This is both a blessing and a curse for the inhabitants, and they are well prepared for it and provide a very well-organized tourist infrastructure. Nevertheless, Mallorca can show another face when you leave the coastline and take a look at the inner country. Prices...
Catalan and Spanish are the official languages in the Balearic Islands. Most people can speak both languages, although the natives converse amongst themselves in Mallorquín, a sub-dialect of the "Balear" variety of Catalan. In tourist areas, you will frequently come across people speaking English, German, Frenchand other common European languages.
By plane
There are frequent flights from many European cities to Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMIIATA). In particular, many of the discount airlines have daily flights. There are also flights from Menorca and Ibiza, but these are about double the price of the ferries from these islands, and save only about an hour. From the airport, public buses run frequently to central Palma. Many car rental agencies have their offices at the airport. For the frugal, bus 35 costs 2 euro (cash only) from Can Pastilla s...
By boat
You can catch a ferry to Palma de Mallorca from the other Balearic Islands or from several points on the Spanish coast, including Barcelona and Valencia and a super-fast ferry service from Denia (Alicante). You can also catch a ferry to Alcudia from Menorca.
By bus
Many spots are reachable by bus; while transportation between the major holiday resorts is no problem, especially medium- and long-distance services may be as sparse as one bus per week; many bus routes are not served at all on Sundays, in the lower season and during the night. Schedules[dead link]are available online.
By train
There is inland train transportation, but mainly limited to Puerto de Sóller, Manacor, Inca, Sa Pobla and Sineu. Rural halts tend to be far away from town centres, but there are usually bus shuttles available. If you would like a private direct transfer to your resort on the island you could also book a private transfer from one of the many online suppliers.
By car
Cars can be rented in many tourist towns, especially along the coast. Unless in high season, when you should book your rental in advance if you want to ensure getting one, hiring a car directly at the airport without reservation shouldn't be any problem at all. However, as "at desk" rental prices are often far higher than booking in advance it may be prudent to organise it from home before you arrive (and to avoid disappointment during peak periods).
Caves - several caves are open to the public, the 39.533373.33121 Dragon Caves (Coves del Drachin mallorquin) being the most visited
Hiking — the Serra de Tramuntanaoffers some fine trails.Cycling— in spring the island's roads are popular with several professional teams in preparation for the next season.Palma— the island's capital offers the famous cathedral as well as a nice city centre to stroll around. Cultural visits, shore excursions and trips to the Jewish quarter and other sites and village...Golf— there are eighteen 18-hole golf courses on the island that are open to the general public. These are Andratx, Alcanada, Bendinat, Canyamel, Capdepera, Poniente, Pula, Golf Park Puntiró Mallor...Local dishes
Majorcan cuisine, like that of similar zones in the Mediterranean, is based on bread, vegetables and meat (specially pork), and uses olive oil throughout. A simple popular dinner, especially during the summer, is the Pa amb Oli: Bread with olive oil, tomato, and any available condiments such as cheese and tunafish. Another one is Trampó, the same but with various vegetables instead of bread. Other local dishes include Frit Mallorquí (meat and vegetables cut up in small pieces) and Sopes Mallo...
Finding a restaurant
Palmais most known place for dining, having probably more restaurants than the rest of the island. For out-of-cities dining, head to Algaida: there are several great restaurants around the village. Most restaurants are happy to host children, even infants, but make sure to ask at the more expensive restaurants if they have a specific policy to that effect.
Drinking is allowed if you are 18 or older, as in the rest of Spain. While alcohol is widely sold, pursuant to local laws only bars, restaurants, discothèques and the like are allowed to serve it after 10pm. Spanish people go out quite late and, while in the main tourist resorts you can find people drinking and chatting from early hours, you will n...
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Mallorca, or Majorca, is the largest island of the Balearic Islands, which are part of Spain, and the seventh largest island in the Mediterranean Sea. Quick Facts Geography, Location ... Close. The capital of the island, Palma, is also the capital of the autonomous community of the Balearic Islands.
Majorca (or Mallorca) is a Spanish island in the Mediterranean Sea. It is the largest of the Balearic Islands. About 869,067 people (as of January 1, 2010) live on Mallorca, making it the most populated island of Spain. Palma de Mallorca is the capital of Mallorca. Palma has a population of 375,000.
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Mallorca es una isla española situada en la parte central del archipiélago balear, en el mar Mediterráneo. Su capital, y también la de la comunidad autónoma de las Islas Baleares, es Palma de Mallorca, 1 siguiéndola en importancia los municipios de Calviá, Inca y Manacor.
The Balearic Islands ( Catalan: Illes Balears [ˈiʎəz bəleˈas]; Spanish: Islas Baleares [2] [3] [4] [ˈislas βaleˈaɾes] / ˌbæliˈærɪk / BAL-ee-ARR-ik or / bəˈlɪərɪk / bə-LEER-ik [5] [6]) are an archipelago in the western Mediterranean Sea, near the eastern coast of the Iberian Peninsula.
