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Why you should visit Majorca ?

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A Majorca vacation is the perfect blend of history, nightlife and sunshine. Although you could argue there are plenty of amazing beaches much closer to home, Majorca’s advantage is that its stunning shoreline is only one of the things it has to offer. You can’t explore medieval monasteries in Miami, and there are certainly no Roman ruins anywhere this side of the Atlantic. This Mediterranean Island is world famous for its exciting nightlife, so when you’ve had your fill of beaches and culture you can dance away the hours until dawn.

Majorca’s long history as a popular resort has given it plenty of time to develop tons of amazing places for you to stay. You can choose to spend your Majorca vacation in one of the more hip areas like Magaluf: with its youthful crowd and lively club scene, you’ll spend your days and nights partying on the beach. The island’s capital of Palma is a better choice for couples looking for a little time to themselves or families who want to explore other things than just the beach. With its historic sites, shops, restaurants and proximity to the beach, Palma promises an exciting retreat.

Majorca has a long, rich history stretching way back into the Paleolithic period. Each one of the passing centuries has left its mark on the island, starting with the prehistoric tombs and continuing on to the ruins of the cities the Romans built, the Arab baths that were left behind after the period of Moorish rule, the imposing Gothic medieval churches built during the reign of Spain, and even the more modern, but no less poignant remnants of the great battle fought here during the Second World War. You can see all of these things for yourself and more on your Majorca vacation; the island is also home to several exquisite museums and galleries.

Of course, most vacationers don’t come to Majorca for the historic sites; they come for the Mediterranean climate and dazzling beaches. You can spend your entire trip on the shore, either relaxing and sipping cocktails at a beach club, trying your hand at windsurfing or snorkeling, taking advantage of the great deep-sea fishing, or even booking a boat trip or chartering a yacht. The island boasts some incredible aquatic flora and fauna, and a scuba diving expedition is the best way to get acquainted with its underwater residents. There are plenty of opportunities to take lessons for beginners, and you shouldn’t pass up the chance island’s eerily beautiful underwater caves. The Coves del Drac, with their underground lake, are particularly alluring, and your tour through them will end with a short, literally underground, musical performance.

Besides its beaches, Majorca has also become famed for its impressive nightlife. You’ll have no shortage of activities to choose from after the sun goes down: there are dozens of chic wine spots, hip clubs, bohemian bars and live music venues to keep you entertained.