This beautiful holiday paradise stretches along some eighty meters and provides an area to rest as well as pure entertainment. This place proves ideal to come back to nature.

Along the five hundred meter long coast where cliffs, pine forests, inlets can be found, the beaches with white sand dominate the landscape. A broad variety of services and leisure facilities are offered here.

Also, grottos, rolling hills and rugged mountains and sierras, such as the attractive Serra Tramuntana, are some of the most dominant features of the landscape of Majorca. Almost 40 percent of the island is protected.

Among the major attractions in the area the Cabrera National Park, a marine and land park, is one of the most popular ones. Visiting picturesque villages such as Valldemossa, Deiá or Pollença, which are located in the shelter of the mountains, is highly recommended as well. Majorca is undoubtedly an extremely attractive tourist destination.

The well known National Park, located in the archipelago of Cabrera about two hours by boat from Majorca, is currently one of the greatest attractions in the area.

This place posses a vast natural wealth where a variety of animal species can be found and a rich marine ecosystem. Hence, it was declared Land and Marine National Park in 1991.

In addition, this place offers other major attractions such as archaeological sites and the Castle of the XIV century which has been recently declared a monument of special historic and artistic interest.

In order to access the park, boats go there from Petro and Sant Jordi Colony. In order to travel there in a private boat a prior authorization is required.

The Drach Caves are actually four caves connected to each other and date from the Miocene period.

These caves, which are natural attractions not to be missed, are formed by the strength of seawater against the rocks.

Children under seven can visit this place for free. The tour includes a mini concert held in Lago Martel (Martel Lake).

The Majorca Museum works at the building known as "La Casa de Gran Cristiana". Such building dates from the XVII century and its architecture is truly Majorcan in style.

Nevertheless, there are also Baroque touches in some areas such as the hallway, the courtyard, and four arches.

The museum contains interesting archaeological remains, furniture, paintings and figurative art. It is divided into three sections: one of Fine Arts, one devoted to Islamic Archaeology, and the third one to Industrial Arts.

Visiting and travelling around these country houses, which are a notable feature of the interior of Majorca, is another attraction not to be missed.

This typical country houses, some of them enclosed by walls made of natural stone, have a special charm about them. Some people think it is the atmosphere, others the great comfort or simply the possibility of getting back to nature.

This place is ideal for tourists looking for comfort and high quality. Visitors can enjoy the farms and the local delicacies in the peaceful atmosphere of a place that stands in harmony with nature.