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Majorca, one of the Balearic island group, is Spain's largest island and has been an extremely popular tourist destination for over half a century. Its capital is Palma, with its amazing fourteenth century Gothic cathedral watching imperiously over the city. But it is the island's abundance of sandy beaches that make it such a popular tourist destination just Discover Majorca's Best Beaches!

The resorts on the south of the island are a great favourite with younger tourists. To the west of Palma is Cala Mayor, a 200 metre natural sandy beach fringed by palm trees; while east of the capital and barely a stone's throw from the airport, is Palma's largest beach, Platja, or Playa de Palma. This is a 6 kilometre stretch of sandy beach, with a parade of bars, restaurants and tourist shops along the promenade. Because traffic is not allowed near the sea-front, the clear, unpolluted atmosphere makes this an extremely popular and pleasant spot. And if you are planning holidays in Majorca, and Discover Majorca's Best Beaches, I recommend you to book Majorca accommodation in advance, to find good offers for Majorca apartments or hotels.

Playa de Palma nestles between El Arenal and C'an Pastilla and a mini train links the three resorts together. By night the area teams with young singles out to make merry and dance the night away in the various clubs abounding the area.

If a more sedate and relaxing holiday is your aim, then Puerto Pollensa, on the opposite side of the island, will probably suit you better. Being the farthest resort from the airport means you won't be constantly disturbed by low flying aircraft. A few kilometres inland from the port area lies the old Roman town of Pollensa, but the hotels and resorts tend to cluster around the port, whose bay comprises of several beaches, some natural, some man-made.

The impressive Sierra de Tramuntana range of mountains towers over the area like a watchful sentinel. From here numerous mountain walks afford a welcome respite from the heat of the beach and breathtaking views out over the bay. This is a popular area for families wanting something more than sun, sand and clubs. However, for the occasional treat, the nearby resort of Alcudia offers fine, sandy beaches, clear, shallow waters and a wide variety of watersports and other beach facilities.

With over twenty beaches and resort areas all around Majorca there is certainly something to suit every taste and every budget. From the unspoilt rugged west coast with its gravel beaches and stunning mountain walks to the upmarket man-made sandy beaches of the east coast's Cala d'Or in Santanyi, Majorca prides itself in catering for every tourist taste.

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Lots of things are considered not to be missed in Ibiza: crazy parties, fabulous beaches and amazing sunsets. Another important thing you can ad to you list would be to visit an Ibiza market. There are several of them since the Island is known for having strong artistic roots. During the 60's, painters, artisans and designer came to find the inspiration among the unique atmosphere of the island. That's why today, if you come for holidays in an Ibiza hotel or in an Ibiza apartment, you will be able to buy some nice handmade souvenirs like clothing, jewellery or artefacts.

The most famous and original Ibiza market is the Hippy Market which takes place every Wednesday from April to October and from 10:00 am to 6:30pm at Punta Arabi, Es Cana. It is considered as one of Ibiza's top attractions for holidays makers. In this market, you will be able to buy handmade items from all over the world.

If you prefer to go by night, you will appreciate the Las Dalias night time market in San Carlos. This Ibiza market takes place from June to September and from 8:00 pm to 1:30am. The atmosphere is really nice and you can enjoy live music during your shopping. The market is still a reference today for the modern Hippies and you will find there a lot of handmade clothing and jewelleries.

If you want to meet the locals and be a part of their traditional activities, then go the the San Jordi Car Boot Market in the morning (9:00 am to 2:30pm). The market is really loved by locals since you can find a lot of 2nd hand products (book, clothing, jewellery). You will also be able to enjoy a drink or a snack at the market's bar. Bongo players also come on midday to entertain the spectators which really creates a nice atmosphere.

Majorca is well known for its amazing beaches and its paradisiacal views. However, the island also offers a wide range of other activities that will satisfy all your family! Children for example, will really appreciate a visit at La Palma Aquarium which recreates natural environments and ecosystem of the sea world. During your stay in a Palma Hotel, or a Palma apartment, don't miss this chance to let your children learn about the nature in a fun way and with activities adapted to them.

 Indeed, in La Palma Aquarium, you will be able to see more than 8000 animals of 700 different species coming from all over the world. All the activities are planned and thought for children and to make them discover the sea world and its ecosystem. And if your children are so keen on the aquarium that they don't want to leave, they can even stay for the night and sleep in a room where they will be surrounded by sharks with the activity "Good night sharks". In this case, an educator will take care of them from 7:30 pm to 10:00 am the next morning.

La Palma also offers extra services: for example you can eat at a restaurant with a terrace and a view of the bay. You can even organize an event at the aquarium like a wedding or a company gathering thanks to a special restaurant room you can book.

I'll let you visit the website for more details: http://www.palmaaquarium.com/

And for those who definitely want to go, have fun in La Palma Aquarium you won't regret, you visit!