Ibiza Hotels, Majorca Hotels, Apartments, Accommodation

Majorca offers beautiful white sand beaches, small coves set between cliffs and crystal clear water. There are beaches all round the island's coastline. While spending your holiday in Majorca, don't miss the chance to take a sunbath on the beach.
Most of the major tourist areas in Majorca are well served by excellent beaches, backed up by every facility and attraction you could want.
The clear water is ideal for swimming and water sports such as windsurfing, fishing, sailing, and even surfing. You will find a various of activities while your Majorca holiday.

The beautiful Aparthotel Isla de Cabrera is a very beautiful and attractive Majorca hotel and offers many facilities thereto belong 3 freshwater pools, a paddling pool, a poolside snack bar, sun loungers, sunshades, a Jacuzzi, a steam room, a professional massage service and a gym.


For further information please visit the Balearic Islands web page. It provides you with interesting information about Majorca's coasts and beaches.

Your holiday in Majorca should absolutely contain a trip to the train "The Sóller Railway". The train was built in 1927 and operates between Palma de Majorca and Soller.


The trip with the historical train takes about 90 minutes and offers a fantastic view on the beautiful landscape of Majorca.


The beautiful Grand Hotel Soller, one of the most beautiful hotels in Majorca offers a luxury holiday. The building is an 18th century palace. It's located in Soller and offers a fresh water pool and a sun terrace on the roof.


The island doesn't only offer luxury hotels, it also offers comfortable and great "middle class" Majorca hotels e.g. the Hotel Hesperia Ciutat de Mallorca. A 4 star hotel in Palma which is situated in a peaceful neighborhood, near Marina and Bellver castle.

The beautiful Island of Ibiza has more to offer than just beach, sun and nightlife. Fantastic cities with nice cultural buildings invite you to a holiday in Spain.

Admire the Old Town of Ibiza, called "Dalt Vila" by the locals. It accommodates an impressive 16th century fortress, antique city walls, a cathedral and the "Sant Domingo"- church. The typical white fisherman's houses just outside the city walls are also a delight to see.

In Ibiza Town you can visit many museums, like the archeological ones, the convent or the modern art museum. The marina, the "Necrópolis" and "Plaza de la Vila" are also well worth a visit. Book an Ibiza Hotel in the center of town and enjoy the city as well as its beautiful surroundings.

The second biggest town in Ibiza is Santa Eulalia. It is situated on the shores of the only river of the Balearic archipelago. It's especially known for its pretty hilltop church. Below the church you can visit the small ethnological museum located inside an ancient farm.

The town of Sant Antonio is a very popular tourist destination. From this harbor town you can take nice boat trips to watch the submarine life through a glass bottom or to sail off to the beautiful sandy beach of Cala Bossa. Being a true holiday paradise Sant Antonio offers plenty of Ibiza accommodation. There is also a wide range of Ibiza hotels in Santa Eulalia and finding a lovely Ibiza apartment in both towns shouldn't be any problem at all.

If you prefer something smaller you can visit the visit Es Cubells, a charming small village in the South of Ibiza. It's situated on top of a cliff from where you have an amazing view over the coast. Not far from Es Cubells you can visit Ses Salines, an interior salt-water lake where one can spot thousands of seabirds. Ses Salines is a unique ecosystem bigger than a thousand hectares.

For more information about Spain visit these blogs:
Holiday in Spain
Holiday in Barcelona

The Easter week begin traditionally with Palm Sunday, it always fall on the first Sunday before Easter. It marks the end of Lent, a period of fasting and penitence in preparation for Easter. The Palm Sunday commemorates Jesus Christ's entry in Jerusalem. Locals carry the olive and palm branches which are kept in homes to ward off evil. An afternoon mass takes place at Majorca's Cathedral in Palma. The mass will be attended by many priests from all over Majorca as well as the bishop.
From Monday to Friday a series of processions continue e.g. "Brotherhood of the Blood of Christ" on Maundy Thursday and the 'Holy Burial' on Good Friday.The procession on Maundy Thursday in Palma de Majorca is one of the most spectacular due to the vast amount of people who take part.
On Easter Sunday when the Procession of the 'Meeting' is celebrated the week of celebrations comes to a closing.
Come to Majorca and experience this religiously tradition. Stay in a comfortable Majorca hotel or Majorca apartment.

If you want more information visit the Ibiza Majorca Travel guide in web. You will find information about the gastronomy, the culture and the history of the Balearic Islands.

The majorcan cuisine gives visitors the opportunity to enjoy marvelous traditional recipes. The Majorcans usually use olive oil for their preparation of food. The main ingrediences are bell pepper, zucchini, tomato, aubergine, garlic and fish. The Majorcans differentiate between three terms: "caldo" (clear soup), "sopa" (soup) and "potaje" (stew). "Sopa Mallorquin" is a solid cabbage- stew with meat, "Sopa de pescado" is a fish soup. Rice dishes are also usually used in the majorcan cuisine. "Arroz a la marinera" is a rice dish with fish and sea fruits, "Arròs brut" is a rice dish with meat of a pig, chicken or rabbit and seasonal vegetables. A famous vegetable court is "Tumbet", a vegetable- casserole with potatoes, zucchini, bell peppers, aubergines and onions. The best travel season or a culinary journey is summer, when vegetables are of first-class quality. Popular meat dishes are "Costillas de cordero" (lamb chop), "Lechona" (suckling pig), "Sobrassada" (red sausage) and "Butifarron" (blood sausage). Experience the majorcan cuisine and stay in a comfortable accommodation in Mallorca. You will find further information at the Ibiza Majorca Travel Guide in web. The page has detailed information available with regard to cultur, history and sightseeing.