Discover Balearic Islands

When traveling to the Balearic Islands you must make a schedule, so as not to miss all the wonders that it offers. It is an exotic destination, full of exquisite gastronomy, natural wonders and charm everywhere.

Within the Balearic Islands we can find Mallorca, Cabrera, Menorca, Formentera and Ibiza. These islands have a Phoenician cultural past, so they are loaded with a unique history.

Ibiza is one of the most popular islands within this destination, ideal for those looking for nightlife, beaches and party everywhere. Formentera is a smaller island, where you can find quiet beaches and magical cliffs. Mallorca stands out for its wide architectural wealth, while Menorca has been declared a biosphere reserve by UNESCO.

When traveling to the Balearic Islands you must try their exotic cuisine. Among the dishes highlights the “Ensaimada de Mallorca”, made with pork. You can also find the lobster stew, a dish that fishermen used to eat daily during the early twentieth century. If you like beef, you cannot miss the “Frito Mallorquín”. The Balearic gastronomy is Mediterranean highly influenced by Arabian, French and English culture, so it´s an unmissable exotic mixture.

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Menorca

The Balearic Islands offer a wide range of tourist attractions. However, the Cathedral of Menorca is something you cannot miss. It was built in the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries and was formerly a mosque.

Today it is the most important Gothic building in the area, full of art and history. In the same way, an emblematic place of the Balearic Islands is the “Port of Ciudadela”, where you will find numerous restaurants to delight your palate.

Our Recommendation: Stay at the Grupotel Macarella Suites & Spa 4 ****. Strolling around the grounds you will find the marina and its wide range of bars and restaurants where you can try the best recipes based on fresh Mediterranean fish.

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From Monday 7th of June any passenger from a country considered at risk, has to carry out a COVID digital certificate issued by a member state of the European Union (EU) *, which contains one of the following supporting documents:

  • have been vaccinated against COVID-19
  • A diagnostic test with a negative result has been carried out within 48 hours before arrival in Spain:
  • NAAT type (nucleic acid amplification tests), for example: RT-PCR, RT-LAMP, TMA
  • type RAT (rapid antigen test)
    has recovered from COVID-19, after having passed the disease

If you plan to travel to the Balearic Islands, stay tuned for updates on Viajar a Baleares and you can also find the restrictions by country of origin on Travel Safe Spain.