Mallorca and menorca

Mallorca is blessed with fantastic countryside which can be enjoyed on foot, bike, car or by boat. The North East of the island is lined by the two beautiful horseshoe bays of Pollensa and Alcudia with pretty cobbled streets, sleepy squares and harbours to explore. For swimming and shoreline sports look south and east for quiet and unspoilt beaches. Those in need of city life can enjoy the bustling life of the cultural capital Palma. Famous Deja in the north west is a perfect place for those of a more artistic nature. Inland the Tramuntana mountain range is fantastic for hiking and cycling however those looking for something more relaxing, the sleepy ancient towns and rural fincas are the perfect antidote.

Menorca is a beautiful island bathed by the magnificent Mediterranean sun. The green countryside, the blue sea and sky and the white of the buildings are the three main colours that epitomise the island. Its highly varied coastline, from the rugged shores and reddish beaches of the north, to the gentle relief of the south, with golden sandy coves many of which are secluded and quiet, are perfect for the ultimate getaway. The sea is a constant factor in the life of Menorca, and its numerous coves and natural harbours are ideal for a variety of water sports.