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Always popular with vacationers, Majorca (also spelled Mallorca) is the biggest of the Balearic Islands. With an excellent climate and a string of beaches it is visited year-round by sun lovers and those looking for a bit of self-indulgence on vacation.

All Majorca flights arrive in Palma and many visitors never make it past the island’s capital. With spectacular sight-seeing including an impressive Gothic cathedral, stunning beaches and of course excellent nightlife, it’s not hard to see why. Palma de Majorca has been variously occupied by the Roman and Byzantine Empires, was colonized by the Moors and finally came under the control of the Spanish in 1929. More recently, it has been invaded by hordes of vacationers looking to enjoy the rich historic town in a stunning location.

But catch a flight to Majorca and explore the rest of the island. The south coast is peppered with the most popular resorts for singles and young people, a place where you’re sure to find a party every night. Pollensa, on the north, is a popular destination for luxury yachts. Though you’re unlikely to find accommodation in the interior of the island, a drive through the middle, even if only on a transfer once you get off a Majorca flight, will afford you views of stunning scenery and olive groves.

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Majorca climate

Majorca has an ideal climate for vacationers with little rain and average temperatures kept below 86ºF (30ºC) even in mid-summer. Temperatures remain nice in the spring and autumn and even in winter rarely drop below 50ºF (10ºC), though rain is more likely at this time of year. Water temperatures range from 64ºF (18ºC) in May to 79ºF (26ºC) in August making Majorca ideal for watersports.

Majorca Travel Information

  • Though less popular or renowned than Ibiza, Majorca is still a clubber's paradise. For the biggest names, stick to Palma and don't miss the famous (or should that be infamous) Pacha, a club built into the side of a cliff.
  • There is a seemingly infinite number of picture-perfect beaches on this island. One of the most popular with vacationers is Cala Sa Nua in the Felanitx area. It's on an inlet from the sea, so the water is very calm, but the beach itself is quite busy and its white sands often crowded. Visit off-season if you want to see it in peace.
  • For a day away from the beach, visit the Dragon Caves, a huge underground lake. It's easy to book a tour from any of the hotels. Music concerts are sometimes held in the caves.
  • Dedicate at least a day to exploring Palma de Majorca. The winding streets throw up many interesting sights, such as the Gothic cathedral and a Muslim castle. Art lovers shouldn't miss the Joan Miro museum in the rooms of the house in which he lived. More than 100 works of art, which were in the house when he died there, are now on show.
  • The mountain range running along the length of the West coast makes a spectacular backdrop to the coast. Go for a drive to see the olive and almond groves and old-fashioned windmills spotted on the hills.

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Flight deals to Majorca

New York (JFK) to
Palma de Majorca (PMI)
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$470 - $1,778
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Chicago (ORD) to
Palma de Majorca (PMI)
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$911 - $3,399
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Los Angeles (LAX) to
Palma de Majorca (PMI)
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$530 - $956
4 deals from 4 partners
Boston (BOS) to
Palma de Majorca (PMI)
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$407 - $3,257
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Dallas (DFW) to
Palma de Majorca (PMI)
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$1,254 - $1,877
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Las Vegas (LAS) to
Palma de Majorca (PMI)
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$1,163 - $1,618
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More useful information about Majorca

  • The Catalans enjoy calcotades in late winter and early spring, which is a different kind of BBQ.
  • Compared to the UK, Spain is 5 times as large, but only has 2/3 of the population.
  • To see birds and plants not found anywhere else in the world, go to the Islote de Lobos Nature Reserve.
  • Some well known artists that hail from Spain, include Pablo Picasso, Salvador Dali and Joan Miró.
  • One of Majorca’s tourist attractions is the Coves del Drac. Take a last minute flight to Spain to see it.
  • With a one way flight to Spain, you can find deals if you are flexible with your dates.
  • The best months for direct flights to Spain are May, June, and September.
  • In July and August, Spain is extremely hot. The rest of the year the climate is generally temperate.
  • Valencia has renowned museums, art collections, and it is where paella was created.
  • Ibiza is known for its hedonistic resorts, electric nightlife, and fine beaches.

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