TAKE a look at the European sunshine spot with outdoor activities, stunning sandy beaches and Ryanair flights from just €19.99.
Mallorca is the biggest Balearic Islands located on the Mediterranean Sea, just off the coast of Spain – and it’s only three hours from Dublin.
Mallorca offers a great variety of activities for those who like to combine sports with adventure[/caption]
The island boasts more caves than any other place in Europe[/caption]
The Puerto Portals is a gourmet treat to spot luxury yachts[/caption]
The Spanish island is famous for its beautiful, sandy beaches surrounded by crystal clear waters, rugged coves and picturesque villages.
It is a tourist hot spot, but holidaymakers can also opt to travel during the off-peak season with plenty to enjoy before the arrival of masses of package tourists.
Holidaymakers can enjoy the soft white sand beaches without the usual hustle and bustle.
With affordable flights travelling daily from Dublin Airport, visitors can fly for less than €19.99 with Ryanair.
Mallorca also offers a great variety of activities for those who like to combine sports with adventure.
The island boasts more caves than any other place in Europe.
Visitors can also take exciting walks through the caves or even take a balloon ride to explore the island’s stunning landscapes.
You can also dive into Mallorca’s wildlife, exploring shipwrecks, underwater caves and steep rugged rocks.
In addition to the glorious beaches and wild nightlife, the Balearic are known for their rich cultural history and scenic landscapes.
It is a great year-round destination, with temperatures reaching 20C over spring time.
Palma, its capital, is known for its iconic Palma Cathedral and the 14th-century Bellver Castle, both promising panoramic views.
A visit to the century-old Sóller train is a must-do in the Spanish capital so you can return to the early twentieth century over the 27-kilometre route.
KEEP IT AFFORDABLE
Andratx, situated in the south-west of the island, is another hot spot of Mallorca.
It lies within one of the valleys of the Tramuntana mountains and is home to the ruins of the Trappist monastery La Trapa.
You should also visit the Puerto Portals, a gourmet treat to spot luxury yachts, exclusive boutiques, upscale terraces or restaurants.
It is a spot usually with a high concentration of famous faces such as Jim Carey and Paris Hilton.
The Balearics also offer excellent dining and a range of local wines.
And if you’re hoping to keep things affordable, pints in local pubs and bars can cost as little as €4.
Mallorca is the biggest Balearic Islands located on the Mediterranean Sea[/caption]
