| Majorca represents one of the largest islands in Balearic Islands, one of many islands that constitute Spain. Located in the Mediterranean region, this wonderful island is a major tourism destination and thus attracts thousands of visitors each year. As a major tourist spot, the emergence of the island can be traced back to 1960s. It was during this time the package tour industry came into being.
For individuals visiting the island of Majorca, there’s a fun-filled nightlife to look forward to in the older resorts that are largely found in the southern coast of the island. Some of these resorts have been extremely popular with British holidaymakers that have earned them a tag “Lager Louts”.
For older travelers and for those who wish to explore Majorca as it was before the tourism industry got the momentum, the northern coast offers a different experience. The resorts they are going to see here are a lot quieter, attractive and more sophisticated than those found elsewhere on the island. In a way, these resorts will remind them of the days Majorca used to be in the past. People will get to experience the real culture of Spain amidst the unspoilt and beautiful scenery.
For the sophisticated tourists, the eastern coast of the island will provide some interesting combinations. Here, the coastline is less mountainous as compared to the north and has a lot of creeks and pretty coves. “Calas” are the name given to a bay that comprises of several islands. Though most of these bays have retained their tradition look of a fishing village, few of them have undergone a transformation to represent accommodation areas having common facilities. Cala Bona is one of the prime examples of a quieter resort that reminds you of a traditional village. However, Cala Millor; its neighboring resort, is a modern day village like area in the bay. The sandy beach you will see in this bay is one of the best in the entire island. On the whole, the island is ideal for those wishing to water-ski, swim and snorkel.
The Mediterranean climate is what greets you when you visit Majorca. Like most other islands in the region, Majorca enjoys a warm winter and a hot summer season. However, extreme hot conditions are hardly experienced throughout the year in the island which makes it a perfect environment for cruising around the neighborhoods using affordable car rental Majorca services. And to add to this weather, there’s a breeze to experience all the time in Majorca. Also, as compared to the mainland, the Balearic Islands are a lot wetter. Anytime between June and August is a perfect time to visit Majorca.