BALEARIC ISLANDS

The Balearic Islands are an enclave in the Mediterranean just 1 hour flight from Barcelona. The four main islands, each with its charms and peculiarities, are a destination chosen by millions of tourists each year. There are plenty of reasons to get lost for a few days on any of them. Their great heterogeneity allows visitors to enjoy nature, sports, gorgeous coastlines, culture, nightlife, peace, tradition, shopping and much more.

Mallorca is the largest of the Balearic Islands and stands out for its diversity. Of particular interest are its capital, Palma, the Tramuntana mountains with peaks over 1,400 meters and the Maritime and Terrestrial National Park of Cabrera, a group of islands and islets just over an hour away by boat.

In addition, Mallorca has numerous golf courses, perfectly integrated with the environment and adaptable to any level.

The spectacular seabed of Menorca makes it one of the favorite destinations for diving enthusiasts. It was declared a Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO for its great ecological and seascape richness. A highlight is the Park s'Albufera d'Es Grau, a refuge for many aquatic and migratory birds and one of the most important wetlands in Europe. Its cultural heritage is also very wide: the Ciudadela old city, prehistoric remains like the Naveta des Tudons or Mahon sites, among other places.

Ibiza has been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO due to its biodiversity and cultural wealth, the Phoenician site of Sa Caleta, the necropolis of Puig de Molins and the historic center of the capital are evidence of this. The interior of the island, with quiet rural landscapes, is full of surprises that are worth discovering. On the other hand, it is also worldwide known because of its nightlife that allow visitors (those who want to) enjoy endless fun nights with music until dawn. Luxury, with a wide range of styles, is present throughout the island, have a look at our catalog of wonderful villas, we have a large selection where you will find the villa of your dreams.

"The last Mediterranean paradise" that is how the unique island of Formentera is known because it has successfully managed to achieve an excellent combination between tourism and environmental conservation. The posidonia meadow, the underwater jungle that surrounds the island declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1999, is the secret of their long white sandy beaches and crystal clear waters that differentiate it from other Mediterranean islands. Rural, magical, cozy ... Let yourself be seduced!