Majorca, Spain » City Info

Majorca (Spanish and Catalan: Mallorca) is the largest of the Balearic Islands. The name is derived from the Latin word ‘insula maior ’ which means the ‘larger island’, with a coastline of approximately 550km.

Located in the Mediterranean Sea, the island of Majorca is a renowned holiday destination for all nationalities across the globe.

The capital of Majorca is the city of Palma, which is also the capital of the autonomous community of the Balearic Islands. This magnificent historical city is responsible for attracting many visitors to the island.

For more information, Visit Palma.

Majorca has countless attractions to admire such as the castles of El Diablo and El Santueri, a buzzing nightlife to enjoy and pleasant beaches to unwind on, complemented by a warm and sunny climate.

However, to grasp the true beauty of this island, a visit to the hill ‘Puig de Galatzo’ is a must. With its extremely high peak one can admire a panoramic view of Majorca which is truly breathtaking.

In 1952, Majorca became an increasingly popular spot for tourists, especially from the UK and Germany, and today, it still attracts many holiday makers.

With its Mediterranean climate, its mix of old architecture and new entertainment facilities, as well as its endless list of fantastic coastal resorts catering for both families and singles, it is hard to find a reason why not to visit this splendid island.

Furthermore, many celebrities vacation here and some even own private holiday homes for frequent visits, so do not be surprised if you come across some famous faces whilst visiting Majorca.