• Palma de Mallorca
  

  
  Very old city where you will find architectural wonders, culture and mediterranean food. The island's capital offers the famous cathedral as well as a nice city centre to stroll around.
  
  

• Beaches
  

  
  Tthis is what the most people come for. Majorca has beautiful white sand and crystal water beaches, so most are base for package tourists nowadays. In more remote areas you might find very rarely visited beaches.
  
  

• Bird Watching
  

  
  S'Abulfera is a large salt marsh near the town of Alcudia. Large numbers of bird species can be seen, including many species of heron, waders, ducks and warblers. The cliffs of Fortmentor are good for sea birdwatching and is one of the best places for a chance of seeing the rare Elenora's Falcon.
  
  

• Cycling
  

  
  Travelling in Majorca is about exploring the beautiful sights, enjoying the fresh air and having a bit of an adventure. What better way that to do it all on the back of a bike.
  
  

• Golf
  

  
  With such a diverse choice of excellent golf courses, this sun-kissed island, with over 300 days of sunshine a year, has become an important landmark on the golf tourism circuit. Majorca has golf courses and hotel accommodation to suit all tastes and budgets.
  
  

• Sailing
  

  
  Sit back and relax while your skipper takes you on a trip along North West Majorca's spectacular coastline. Discover quiet beaches in the height of summer and snorkel in crystal clear waters in hidden coves. Then have lunch at one of the excellent coastal restaurants.
  
  

• Deep Water Solo
  

  
  The island's unique geography has helped it become the premier destination for rock climbers wishing to experience deep water soloing or psicobloc, rock climbing above deep water.
  
  

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