Festival Isladencanta Calvia

Mallorca is the largest of the Balearic Islands. The Island of Calm is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Europe: its climate, especially its tourism industry and scenic value have become Mallorca, despite its insularity, a cosmopolitan island.

Mallorca is a place of contrasts, where within minutes you can go from the extensive beaches of Trenc the mountainous landscape of the Serra de Tramuntana, the small country towns to a city like Palma, full of opportunities and services. As for beaches, so the island is better known, there are a number and variety imaginable, with pristine beaches, small coves where normally there is nobody more than yourself, or beautiful white sand stretches as far as sight.

The contrast is also beyond the landscape, between the traditional culture that still exists in much of the island and the economic, between the small town restaurants where you can enjoy a typical menu at a totally affordable price, and stores in the center of Palma.

Must-visit, in addition to its beaches, are the Cathedral of Palma, one of the highest Gothic buildings in the world, the Bellver Castle, the Palau Reial, Sat Llotja, the Grand Hotel and the entire old town of Palma.

The weather in Majorca is truly Mediterranean: the average temperature is 17 ° C, with minimum temperatures of 11 º C in January and maximum of 24 º C in August.