The Balearic Islands are among the most popular destinations in the western Mediterranean, with Mallorca, Menorca, Ibiza, and Formentera the most famous ones. Are you looking for a day or two to go less mainstream? The archipelago also contains many smaller islands, just waiting to be explored.

There are plenty of wineries on the Balearic Islands, and wine has been produced on these islands since Roman times. Are you looking to interact with nature? The four large islands alone have over 360 golden beaches. There are also several mysterious caves throughout the region, including the famous Caves of Drach on Mallorca with their underground lake. The Natural Park of Ses Salines stretches all the way from the island of Formentera to southeast Ibiza and is home to a range of spectacular terrains, from vast salt beds and beautiful secluded beaches to luscious wetlands, remarkable sand dunes and dense forest. When the sun goes down, Ibiza becomes the world capital of colorful lights and beachfront dancing.