The Balearic Islands, located in the western Mediterranean Sea, are Spain's premier destination for partying and vacationing. The best time to visit the islands is from May to October when the weather is warm and sunny. However, please keep in mind that the time from August to early September is also the most crowded period for this destination. Late June means not only that the sea has warmed up, but it's also the time for Festival of Sant Joan. In July flowers like bougainvillaea, oleander, and hibiscus reach their peak bloom. In September, don't miss the Grape Harvest Festival on Mallorca. It's also the perfect season to try freshly caught delicious dolphin fish, also known as mahi-mahi or dorado. If you want to enjoy the silence, green hues, and lower prices, book your trip to the Balearic Island for winter months.
Dancefloors are overtaken by partying folk as the clubbing capital wakes up after its winter sleep
Ibiza's natural paths wind through green forests, white beaches, small villages, and hidden coves
Cliffs, hills, mountains, canyons, torrents and the valleys of Mallorca await you
Check out the best and the least crowded beaches in Mallorca
Overcome your fear of heights and try a free fall jump
Think of coves lapped by the blue waters surrounded by forests where you just want time to stand still
Traditional Mediterranean foods are served in over 20 specialized restaurants in Ibiza
Half-medicine and half-alcoholic, this beverage is an obligatory item found in the pantries of practically every household in Ibiza
Do not spend all your time on the ground, as the waters of the Balearic Sea hide many unforgettable attractions as well
Great waves and warm waters make for an unforgettable surfing experience in Ibiza
Effortless floating above the sea during golden sunsets is a nice way to delight in Ibiza's San Antonio Bay
Some hills are for climbing, some for cliff jumping, and some are ideal for mountain biking
Ibiza also has its age old traditions which may today be experienced through folk dances performed by costumed dancers
Over a hundred diving sites with a variety of Mediterranean underwater wonders will fulfill the dreams of even the most demanding divers
Healing azure waters, the hot Spanish sun, and beautiful views help you restore strength during the day, so at night you are ready to party again
The deep waters of the Balearic Sea are not so scary while atop a gliding surfboard with the wind at your back
Stuffed with olives and stewed in wine, squid is a classic Mediterranean delicacy
Try to catch an Ibizan tuna while drifting amidst the reefs of San Antonio Bay
Club music fanatics party till their last breath as the clubbing season comes to the end
100 years before Christ, Mallorca was already making wine
One of the largest festivals on the Balearic Islands will surprise you with its amazing costumes and noisy parties
Watch this gorgeous dance of horses
Check out this small Rio de Janeiro style Carnival on the streets of Mallorca
The valley of Santa Ines revels in a spring tenderness of white fluffy Almond blossoms
Traditional festivals are not numerous on Ibiza, so the fiery summer welcoming is not to be missed
Watch dancing demons, try eel ensaimada, and have your dog blessed in Mallorca on the Sant Antoni celebrations
A brand-new water sport allows people to walk on water, swim like a dolphin, and fly above the water
Exhilarating and scary at the same time, processions of hooded penitents are held all across the island
Raise your hand if you don't like free wine? St. Mateu offers a wine fair not to be missed
Eating 12 grapes, wearing red coloured underwear and preparing a special cake is only a part of the incredible celebration in Spain
Ibiza shows off with the greenness of its pine forests, rich colours of abundant flowers, and sweet scents of citrus trees
Bring your Christmas outfit and festive mood and join the group of jolly Santas jumping from the cliffs
The olive oil festival is the best occasion to observe the centuries-old methods of olive oil production and indulge oneself with oil-flavoured delights
Spread it on bread, try it with honey, or eat it separately—try every possible variation of Mallorca's favourite sausages
Ripe figs please with their sweetness and moisture
This attraction is only for those who don't have reptiles on their list of personal phobias
Local seafood is remarkable and delicious
A most delicious taste hides behind the thin and spiny skin
Try this fresh, simple, healthy, and tasty snack
Delicate petals of bougainvillea, oleander, hibiscus and other flowers are not afraid of the hot Ibizan sun