Magnificent landscapes, unique nature, ancient architecture, historical monuments - all this can be seen simultaneously, resting in Mallorca. The largest of the Balearic Islands, belonging to Spain, Mallorca is rightfully considered one of the most beautiful places on the world map. The main sights and peculiarities of this island will be discussed later.
Pearl of the Mediterranean: the location and climate of Majorca
Its unique nature and mild climate the island is due to its favorable location. It is located almost in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea and is a vivid example of the Mediterranean climate. The succession of mountain ranges in the west reliably protects the central part of the island from sharp temperature changes and squall winds. Winter here is quite warm - an average of 5-12 degrees Celsius. Summer - hot and sunny with a temperature regime around 25-33 degrees. There are almost no prolonged rains and most of them fall into late autumn. During the rest of the year, Mallorca pleases with warm weather, dazzling sun and stunning sea air. The high tourist season starts from April and ends in September.
Major sights of Mallorca
Traveling along this amazing island, every tourist will find something for himself. Fans of beach holidays will be able to fully enjoy the best beaches in the southern part of Mallorca, which for the whole world are set with golden sand and azure waves. It is in the south are the main resorts of the island, including the capital of the Balearic archipelago - Palma de Mallorca. This city is a unique blend of modern and medieval architecture. Here, ancient cathedrals and narrow streets perfectly coexist with comfortable hotels and urban buildings. And the special charm of Palma de Mallorca is given by the local nature: the abundance of evergreen bushes, lush vegetation, azure sea and amazing sky.
Those who want to avoid noisy resorts certainly should go deep into the island and get acquainted with the culture and way of life of the local population. Many of them are very careful about their traditions and folklore - a centuries-old mix of European and Oriental cultures. In the central part there are fewer tourists, so life here goes on with its measured pace. Among the interesting places that are sure to be seen in Mallorca are the town of Valdemos, the Dragon Cave, the Palma de Mallorca Cathedral, the Belver Castle, the Almudaina Palace, the Luke Monastery. All of them are a kind of visiting card of the island and will show you the real Mallorca - so different, but always beautiful!
