Beach Fun at the Balearic Islands

Beach Fun at the Balearic Islands

Beach Fun at the Balearic Islands

With the Balearic Islands come thoughts of beaches and sand, fine weather and a serene environment. This is exactly what draws tourists here by the millions every year. The Balearic Islands are part of Spain's Mediterranean chain of islands on its eastern shore.

Location

Four distinct and major islands make up Balearic islands, namely Mallorca, Ibiza, Fomentera and Menorca. Each of these major islands has its unique characteristics with Mallorca being the biggest and most renowned for its partying atmosphere. Although there are plenty of crowds at Palma Bay's trendy bars, discos and restaurants, Mallorca also offers spectacular natural landscapes like awesome mountains and beautiful coves. Its capital, Palma, is considered a real Balearic city that attracts the crowds.

Ibiza comes in next as the big tourist spot for partying that every European club member seems to head towards in the summer. The main spot during the day is the beach while dances and music fill the night from the many bars and discotheques vying for the tourist dollar.Formentara is quite a contrast to the others since it is quiet and relaxing, posing a haven for peace-seeking tourists and painters who would like some serenity and nude sunbathing around the rosemary bushes and the bright green ever-present iguanas.

Menorca is always breezy and secluded, splattered with historical stone architectures aimed at tourists who want peace and quiet at the beaches. The capital of Menorca is Mahn which is famous for its mayonnaise, as it was here that mahonesa' was created.

Natural Attractions

It is confirmed that some of Spain's best beaches are right here at the Balearic Islands, with the astounding Menorca Island offering beautiful beaches with natural and intriguing coves such as the Cala de Algaiarens. There are many calas' around Menorca and it is an adventure to go Cala hopping', taking a dip at each cove as one goes full circle on the island as most are accessible only by sea. Many may not even be noticeable if not for the yachts and other small sea craft which are anchored around them that give away the coves' location.

Some of the calas that are worth hopping to are Calas Macarella, Es Talaier, Nporter, Mitjaneta, Galdana and Pregonda. Besides the coves, many of the beaches on these islands have breath-taking stretches of coastline offering fine white sand against blue crystal-clear waters. Plus there is a suprising amount of vegetation here.

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