Like most places in Spain, the Balearic Islands serve as home to some of the most stunning architectural marvels you’ll ever see, from cathedrals to castles. The Bellver Castle in particular is home to a prominent museum where you can learn all about the Balearic Islands and see stunning views of Palma. Stop by Parc Natural de Mondrago to see gorgeous blue seawater surrounded by green hills and mountains. Add some thrills to your adventure and visit Katmandu Park where you can enjoy rides, climbing challenges, and a full waterpark fit for the whole family.
While these islands may not seem all that big when you look on a map, they are filled to the brim with fun activities. Start off your trip with a boat tour of the islands. There’s even one available on the historic Rafael Verdera wooden sailboat, still as sturdy as ever. If you have the need for speed, venture on one of the local speedboats before you stop for an afternoon swim or snorkeling expedition. Then take a piece of Balearic culture home with you by participating in one of the local cooking classes.
The Balearic Islands offer over 300 days of sunshine a year with barely a week of rain in all the summer months put together. Most of the rain happens beginning in late fall through winter. Being in the Mediterranean, the islands have a Mediterranean climate, so expect warm air all year. During the summer, highs are typically around 85.6 degrees at their worse, so bring your sunscreen. Winters are fairly mild with lows around 47 degrees, so you should ever have to worry about freezing temperatures. The Balearic Islands offer the true Mediterranean island experience.
The main feature of these islands are the beaches, the most popular of which is Playa de Ses Illetes, with crystal clear water and soft sand. Just walk north a short ways, and you’ll find much more secluded location away from the crowds. If you need a break from the beach, take a trip to Artestruz Mallorca. This incredibly well maintained habitat is home to a population of ostriches that you can meet and feed. See smaller birds at Parque natural s’Albufera de Mallorca where you can find osprey, herons, and so much more.
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