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ES Have you ever dreamed of discovering vibrant cities, untouched nature, and stunning beaches all in one vacation?
The Balearic Islands – Mallorca, Menorca, Ibiza, and Formentera – offer you exactly that opportunity. Each island has its own unique character: Mallorca impresses with its versatility, Menorca with its tranquility, Ibiza with its glamorous flair, and Formentera with its relaxed atmosphere. Thanks to the excellent connections between the islands, island hopping in the Balearics is easier than ever.
Your Route: Experience the highlights of the balearic islands
1. Start in Mallorca: The perfect beginning
Mallorca is the largest island of the Balearics and an ideal starting point for your adventure. The island offers you a mix of culture, nature, and relaxation.
What you should see on Mallorca:
Palma de Mallorca: Stroll through the alleys of the old town, visit the impressive La Seu Cathedral, and enjoy the atmosphere in the cafés and restaurants.
Serra de Tramuntana: Explore this stunning mountain range on a hike or a drive through picturesque villages like Valldemossa or Deià.
Beaches: Relax on beaches such as Es Trenc, Cala Mondragó, or the small coves in the eastern part of the island.
How to get around on Mallorca:
Rental Car: With a rental car, which you can pick up directly at the airport from providers like ROIG, you'll be flexible on the go.
Buses: The public buses from TIB Mallorca provide a cost-effective way to reach many attractions and beaches.
Holiday accommodations Mallorca
Next Stop: Menorca
By Ferry: The companies Balearia and Trasmed will take you from Alcúdia to Ciutadella in about 1.5 hours.
By Plane: A domestic flight with Iberia or Air Europa takes about 30 minutes.
2. Menorca: The island for nature lovers
Menorca welcomes you with a calm, relaxed atmosphere. The untouched nature and stunning beaches make the island a true paradise.
You can't miss this on Menorca:
Cala Macarella and Cala Mitjana: These coves with their turquoise waters are perfect for swimming and snorkeling.
Ciutadella: Explore the old town with its narrow streets, small boutiques, and picturesque harbor.
Cami de Cavalls: This historic circular hiking trail takes you along the coast and offers spectacular views.
Monte Toro: From the highest point on the island, you have a fantastic panoramic view.
Getting around on Menorca:
Rental car: With a rental car, you can reach even the remote coves. Rental car providers are available at the airport and in the towns.
Buses: The TMSA Menorca bus lines connect the main towns and beaches.
Holiday accommodations Menorca
Next stop: Ibiza
By plane: Domestic flights with Vueling or Iberia take about 50 minutes.
By ferry: Balearia offers seasonal ferry connections to Ibiza, which take about 4-5 hours.
3. Ibiza: Where lifestyle meets culture
Ibiza is much more than just a party island. In addition to the world-famous clubs, you'll find historical landmarks, relaxing beaches, and wellness offerings.
Experience the best of Ibiza:
Dalt Vila: The old town of Ibiza Town is a UNESCO World Heritage site and impresses with its historic walls and panoramic views.
Beaches like Cala Comte and Cala Saladeta: Perfect for a day by the sea.
Sunset in San Antonio: Enjoy the evening at one of the famous beach bars like Café del Mar.
Yoga and wellness: Numerous retreats offer you the chance to harmonize body and mind.
Getting around on Ibiza:
Rental car or scooter: Ideal for exploring the island's hidden coves.
Buses: The Ibiza Bus lines take you to many beaches and landmarks
Next stop: Formentera
The ferries from Trasmapi or Mediterránea Pitiusa will take you to the smallest of the Balearic Islands in just 30 minutes.
4. Formentera: Pure relaxation
In Formentera, you can experience island life at its most relaxed. The island's small size makes it perfect for a peaceful conclusion to your journey.
What you should see on Formentera:
Playa de Ses Illetes: One of the most beautiful beaches in Europe, with Caribbean-blue water.
Lighthouses like La Mola and Cap de Barbaria: Both offer spectacular views of the sea.
Sant Francesc Xavier: The island's main town, with small boutiques and restaurants serving local specialties.
Getting around on Formentera:
Bicycles or scooters: You can rent a bicycle or scooter directly at the harbor.
Buses: Public buses run along the main routes of the island.
Return journey:
From Formentera, take the ferry back to Ibiza. From there, you can catch your flight home or explore more islands.
Tips for your planning
Best time to travel: The Balearic Islands are great to visit year-round, but from May to October, the weather and connections are at their best.
Transfers and accommodations: Book ferries, flights, and accommodations early, especially during the high season.
Flexibility: Vacation rentals or hotels with flexible check-in times make it easier to move between the islands.
Start your island-hopping adventure now!
Island hopping in the Balearics offers you the opportunity to experience the diversity of the Mediterranean in all its facets. Whether you're seeking the vibrant atmosphere of Mallorca, the tranquility of Menorca, the lively energy of Ibiza, or the laid-back vibe of Formentera – this journey will be unforgettable.
Pack your bags, book your accommodations, and plan your transfers! The Balearic Islands are waiting to be discovered by you.
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