This former port conserves a breakwater and forms part of the Costa dels Pins. It is a beautiful, quiet beach made up of a sandbank with pebbles and thick brown sand. Its banks are surrounded by pine trees, juniper trees and tamarinds.

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This is an urban beach with a large area of fine white sand, more or less flat, blue, transparent water and banks of alga posidonia. From here, it is possible to see dolphins, divers and windsurfers.

Further information: www.visitcalamillor.com

On the largest beach of the Bay of Son Servera and the only sandbank in the town with few residential buildings, this large, narrow beach is made of fine grey sand.

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This Gothic castle was built at the beginning of the 14th century and is situated on the island of Majorca, 3 km to the southwest of the city of Palma de Mallorca. As you will see, it is located on top of a hill that is approximately 112 m above sea level.

Further information: www.illesbalears.es

The famous caves of El Drac reach a distance of approximately 1700 m. Their stalactites and stalagmites are impressive and the route runs by Lake Martel (one of the largest underground lakes in Europe).

Further information: www.cuevasdeldrach.com

The caves of Hams  are famous for their interesting tree-like formations and beautiful underground lake. In addition, electrical lighting fills the caves with magic, light and colour. Visits are offered with interpreter guides.

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This peaceful, pleasant coastline is made of fine-grain sand with easy access to the sea and the occasional ageing tamarind. Punta Roja acts as a breakwater on its eastern side, whereas the back is covered by hotels and residential buildings.

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This is the main religious building on the island and is the see of the Diocese of Majorca. Locally known as “La Seu”, it stands out for one peculiarity in particular: it is the only gothic cathedral to watch over the sea from behind Moorish city walls. The walls protected the city in the past.

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La Almudaina is the Royal Alcazar of the city of Palma de Mallorca. It is currently used by His Majesty the King as his official residence for state ceremonies and receptions in summer. It is a very interesting visit because it has a lot to do with the history of the island.

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Platja de Palma is the largest coastline on the capital of the Balearic Archipelago. Its coast is made of fine sand and is generally flat, which makes it easy for the smaller members of the family to enjoy a swim in the sea. The beach includes the areas of Cala Estància, Can Pastilla and S’Arenal.

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Combine sun and beach with traditions and celebrate San Juan in Mallorca, Menorca or Ibiza with Hoteles Catalonia. Celebrate summer during this feast full of traditions, fireworks, bonfires, music and dance.

Further information: www.hoteles-catalonia.com