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Majorca

There is something for everybody in the sunny isle of Majorca Ranging from the lively bars and discos of Magaluf You could try the relaxed, seafood restaurants of Puerto Pollensa and Cala d'Or.Majorca has lots of English drinking houses and restaurants,but those searching for local flavour won't be The Beaches in Majorca are wonderful and very tempting but, don't miss out on one of Majorca 's most famous attractions the magnificent Caves of Drac with their immense caverns and subterranean lakes. Also the 18th-century Majorcan mansion, La Granj You could even sail across to neighbouring Minorca .Palma is the capital of the Balearics. Dominated by a magnificent Gothic cathedral overlooking the busy harbour, Palma offers an abundance of shopping and an as well as the trendy bars, restaurants and nightlife.Majorca is home to the Spanish king he moved his summer palace toMajorca it is the largest of the Balearics Island , in the Mediterranean .The rich and famous are known to frequent Majorca and when you vist Majorca you will see why.Non stop partying in Magaluf, families can take it easy in Alcudia fantastic family resort where the family is catered for. Majorca 's beaches have long stretches of sandy coastline in the north and small unspoilt pine-clad coves in the east. Cala d'Or has lots of sandy coves and deep inlets which can get very crowded, Puerto de Soller has a narrow town beach of sand and shingle, and a sandy beach at one end. If you want to give the beach a brake then you'll be spoilt for choice when it comes to water sports. Or try a trip on the glass bottomed boat. If you want to have a look around the shops in Palma everything from a flea market every Saturday to designer Shops and high street chains. Eating out in Majorca offers again something for everybody if its fast food then there is lots to choice from, for your local flavours why not try out the many tapas restaurants and many seafood restaurants.