Ultra Luxury Balearic Islands Holidays
Mallorca, the largest island in the Balearics has a reputation as the perfect party destination, however this palm-fringed destination offers so much more. The city La Palma de Mallorca is packed with history, from its Gothic cathedral to its charmingly quaint ‘old quarter’, while the northern coast is a haven of tranquillity with boutique sanctuaries and secluded villages.
The smaller sister-isle of Menorca is a more chilled alternative, with a nightlife consisting of classy cocktails while watching the sun set. Its pristine natural beauty of rolling green hills and golden beaches make this an ideal destination for couples and families alike.
Ibiza, perhaps the most famous Balearic, offers a holiday to remember for anyone looking to spend their time partying from dusk till dawn. The east coast’s Playa d’en Bossa is arguably the top place for dancing the night away, with a multitude of bars and after dark destinations. On the quieter side of the island, you’ll find resorts such as Cas Mallorqui and Port de Sant Miquel which offer low-key entertainment and heaps of luxurious resorts.
If you are looking for more laid-back vibes, then the secluded island of Formentera is your top pick. Just 11-miles wide, this spot is known for its Caribbean-like white sandy beaches and turquoise waters, making it idyllic for a restful and relaxing break.
Mallorca, the largest island in the Balearics has a reputation as the perfect party destination, however this palm-fringed destination offers so much more. The city La Palma de Mallorca is packed with history, from its Gothic cathedral to its charmingly quaint ‘old quarter’, while the northern coast is a haven of tranquillity with boutique sanctuaries and secluded villages.
The smaller sister-isle of Menorca is a more chilled alternative, with a nightlife consisting of classy cocktails while watching the sun set. Its pristine natural beauty of rolling green hills and golden beaches make this an ideal destination for couples and families alike.
Ibiza, perhaps the most famous Balearic, offers a holiday to remember for anyone looking to spend their time partying from dusk till dawn. The east coast’s Playa d’en Bossa is arguably the top place for dancing the night away, with a multitude of bars and after dark destinations. On the quieter side of the island, you’ll find resorts such as Cas Mallorqui and Port de Sant Miquel which offer low-key entertainment and heaps of luxurious resorts.
If you are looking for more laid-back vibes, then the secluded island of Formentera is your top pick. Just 11-miles wide, this spot is known for its Caribbean-like white sandy beaches and turquoise waters, making it idyllic for a restful and relaxing break.
Mallorca, the largest island in the Balearics has a reputation as the perfect party destination, however this palm-fringed destination offers so much more. The city La Palma de Mallorca is packed with history, from its Gothic cathedral to its charmingly quaint ‘old quarter’, while the northern coast is a haven of tranquillity with boutique sanctuaries and secluded villages.
The smaller sister-isle of Menorca is a more chilled alternative, with a nightlife consisting of classy cocktails while watching the sun set. Its pristine natural beauty of rolling green hills and golden beaches make this an ideal destination for couples and families alike.
Ibiza, perhaps the most famous Balearic, offers a holiday to remember for anyone looking to spend their time partying from dusk till dawn. The east coast’s Playa d’en Bossa is arguably the top place for dancing the night away, with a multitude of bars and after dark destinations. On the quieter side of the island, you’ll find resorts such as Cas Mallorqui and Port de Sant Miquel which offer low-key entertainment and heaps of luxurious resorts.
If you are looking for more laid-back vibes, then the secluded island of Formentera is your top pick. Just 11-miles wide, this spot is known for its Caribbean-like white sandy beaches and turquoise waters, making it idyllic for a restful and relaxing break.
A Balearic getaway promises a fine selection of stunning beaches, from family-friendly golden sands, with watersports and fun shoreside bars to smaller secluded coves offering a tranquil escape.
Alluring Coastlines
A Balearic getaway promises a fine selection of stunning beaches, from family-friendly golden sands, with watersports and fun shoreside bars to smaller secluded coves offering a tranquil escape.
From the infamous high energy of Magaluf in Mallorca to the world-famous sparkling marina of Ibiza Town and its surrounding restaurants and clubs, the Balearics has a party atmosphere in abundance.
Vibrant Nightlife
From the infamous high energy of Magaluf in Mallorca to the world-famous sparkling marina of Ibiza Town and its surrounding restaurants and clubs, the Balearics has a party atmosphere in abundance.
To feel immersed in Balearic culture, step away from the beach towel to discover quaint fishing villages, peruse spirited hippy markets and stroll through city streets admiring bold gothic architecture.
Charming Character
To feel immersed in Balearic culture, step away from the beach towel to discover quaint fishing villages, peruse spirited hippy markets and stroll through city streets admiring bold gothic architecture.
Balearic Islands Holiday Destinations
Balearic Islands Holiday Destinations
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Luxury Balearic Islands Hotels
Can Bordoy Grand House & Garden
Mallorca, Balearic Islands
A stand out boutique hotel known for its impeccable service. Located just a few minutes' walk from the historic ‘old town’ of Palma, the hotel boasts interiors which present an incredible blend of modern design and elegant 19th century elements.
A stand out boutique hotel known for its impeccable service. Located just a few minutes' walk from the historic ‘old town’ of Palma, the hotel boasts interiors which present an incredible blend of modern design and elegant 19th century elements.
A stand out boutique hotel known for its impeccable service. Located just a few minutes' walk from the historic ‘old town’ of Palma, the hotel boasts interiors which present an incredible blend of modern design and elegant 19th century elements.
Son Net
Mallorca, Balearic Islands
Son Net is a luxurious boutique hotel situated in the heart of the Mallorcan countryside. Set in a restored 17th-century mansion, the hotel combines historic charm with modern comforts, offering guests an upscale and serene retreat.
Son Net is a luxurious boutique hotel situated in the heart of the Mallorcan countryside. Set in a restored 17th-century mansion, the hotel combines historic charm with modern comforts, offering guests an upscale and serene retreat.
Son Net is a luxurious boutique hotel situated in the heart of the Mallorcan countryside. Set in a restored 17th-century mansion, the hotel combines historic charm with modern comforts, offering guests an upscale and serene retreat.
Cap Rocat
Mallorca, Balearic Islands
A luxury retreat, hidden within the walls of an ancient fortress. The resort blends seamlessly into the surrounding protected landscape and has the privilege of using the waters of the Bay of Palma.
A luxury retreat, hidden within the walls of an ancient fortress. The resort blends seamlessly into the surrounding protected landscape and has the privilege of using the waters of the Bay of Palma.
A luxury retreat, hidden within the walls of an ancient fortress. The resort blends seamlessly into the surrounding protected landscape and has the privilege of using the waters of the Bay of Palma.
Ikos Porto Petro
Mallorca, Balearic Islands
Situated along the southeast coast of Mallorca by the spectacular Mondrago National Park, Ikos Porto Petro offers a mesmerising Mediterranean escape. Expect understated luxury, sensational views, sparkling pools and all-inclusive fine dining.
Situated along the southeast coast of Mallorca by the spectacular Mondrago National Park, Ikos Porto Petro offers a mesmerising Mediterranean escape. Expect understated luxury, sensational views, sparkling pools and all-inclusive fine dining.
Situated along the southeast coast of Mallorca by the spectacular Mondrago National Park, Ikos Porto Petro offers a mesmerising Mediterranean escape. Expect understated luxury, sensational views, sparkling pools and all-inclusive fine dining.
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Before you book your holiday to The Balearic Islands, discover more with these insightful reads and holiday ideas.
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Ibiza
Known as the holy ground for clubbers, this small island has so much more to offer, from yoga retreats and romantic culinary escapes to family-friendly beach holidays and active sporting breaks, Ibiza has it all.
7Pines Resort Ibiza
Nestled within pine groves on the west coast of Ibiza, this luxurious island-inspired resort of whitewashed buildings is perfectly positioned to witness the legendary Ibizan sunset encompassed by peace and tranquillity.
BLESS Hotel Ibiza
Featuring indulgent avant-garde aesthetics, world-class gastronomic delights and a wellness spa that will transport you into a state of pure tranquillity, BLESS Hotel Ibiza has every aspect of a luxury island escape covered.
Cap Rocat
A luxury retreat, hidden within the walls of an ancient fortress. The resort blends seamlessly into the surrounding protected landscape and has the privilege of using the waters of the Bay of Palma.
Jumeirah Mallorca
A luxury cliffside hotel that boasts stunning views of the Tramuntana mountains, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Renowned for its elegant design the resort also presents top-tier amenities, gourmet dining and a world-class spa.
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Balearics In A Nutshell
With a history of international invasion, the cuisine of the Balearic Islands is understandably quite continental. The typical dishes you’ll find are of Catalan descent and consist of tasty stews, soups and spiced meats.
As a destination so closely linked to the ocean, fish and shellfish are obviously key items on any Balearic menu. Favourites include Caldereta de llagosta (lobster stew) and salted cod, which you’ll find grilled over fire pits right on the beach.
If you prefer your dishes with a healthy dose of sugar, then the area’s culinary pride, the ensaimada is for you. A tasty treat made of spiralled layers of flaky pastry, it’s simple yet perfect for filling up the corners after a meal.
Life’s a Beach
Looking for a family-friendly beach that everyone can enjoy? Cala Comtessa in Mallorca is a small bay that feels pleasantly secluded with fine, soft sand and swimming pool-esque ocean. There are plenty of watersport opportunities such as snorkelling and an ice-cream booth to keep little ones happy.
Do you want somewhere away from the crowds? Mallorca’s Cala Varques is ideal. Hugged by steep hills for a wonderfully private atmosphere, the fluorescent blue waters are fringed by trees and a secret network of underground caves so you can swim, sunbathe, hike or explore the underground passages all at once!
For a beach that has as much glamour as it does picturesque allure, Ibiza’s Cala Jondal is a must. Reigning supreme as the ultimate club destination, this sandy stretch is home to the ultra-luxe Blue Marlin Beach Club, which serves up refreshing drinks, delicious dishes and a vibe that’s hard to beat.
After Dark Destinations
For an incredibly luxurious night on the water rather than the town, head to Mallorca’s Puerto Portals. A glamourous harbour choc-full of high-end yachts, boutiques, Michelin-starred eateries and swanky bars, this place ticks all the five-star boxes.
One of the most famous clubs in Ibiza, Amnesia is a club which, ironically, you’ll never forget. Three-time winner of the Best Global Club award, the party here kicks off post-midnight with special events like the infamous Cream parties.
Menorca also has an impressive contribution to make with its world-famous Cova D’en Xoroi. Set in caves under a cliff, this totally unique venue is open all day either for quiet drinks or full on clubbing.
With a history of international invasion, the cuisine of the Balearic Islands is understandably quite continental. The typical dishes you’ll find are of Catalan descent and consist of tasty stews, soups and spiced meats.
As a destination so closely linked to the ocean, fish and shellfish are obviously key items on any Balearic menu. Favourites include Caldereta de llagosta (lobster stew) and salted cod, which you’ll find grilled over fire pits right on the beach.
If you prefer your dishes with a healthy dose of sugar, then the area’s culinary pride, the ensaimada is for you. A tasty treat made of spiralled layers of flaky pastry, it’s simple yet perfect for filling up the corners after a meal.
Life’s a Beach
Looking for a family-friendly beach that everyone can enjoy? Cala Comtessa in Mallorca is a small bay that feels pleasantly secluded with fine, soft sand and swimming pool-esque ocean. There are plenty of watersport opportunities such as snorkelling and an ice-cream booth to keep little ones happy.
Do you want somewhere away from the crowds? Mallorca’s Cala Varques is ideal. Hugged by steep hills for a wonderfully private atmosphere, the fluorescent blue waters are fringed by trees and a secret network of underground caves so you can swim, sunbathe, hike or explore the underground passages all at once!
For a beach that has as much glamour as it does picturesque allure, Ibiza’s Cala Jondal is a must. Reigning supreme as the ultimate club destination, this sandy stretch is home to the ultra-luxe Blue Marlin Beach Club, which serves up refreshing drinks, delicious dishes and a vibe that’s hard to beat.
After Dark Destinations
For an incredibly luxurious night on the water rather than the town, head to Mallorca’s Puerto Portals. A glamourous harbour choc-full of high-end yachts, boutiques, Michelin-starred eateries and swanky bars, this place ticks all the five-star boxes.
One of the most famous clubs in Ibiza, Amnesia is a club which, ironically, you’ll never forget. Three-time winner of the Best Global Club award, the party here kicks off post-midnight with special events like the infamous Cream parties.
Menorca also has an impressive contribution to make with its world-famous Cova D’en Xoroi. Set in caves under a cliff, this totally unique venue is open all day either for quiet drinks or full on clubbing.
With a history of international invasion, the cuisine of the Balearic Islands is understandably quite continental. The typical dishes you’ll find are of Catalan descent and consist of tasty stews, soups and spiced meats.
As a destination so closely linked to the ocean, fish and shellfish are obviously key items on any Balearic menu. Favourites include Caldereta de llagosta (lobster stew) and salted cod, which you’ll find grilled over fire pits right on the beach.
If you prefer your dishes with a healthy dose of sugar, then the area’s culinary pride, the ensaimada is for you. A tasty treat made of spiralled layers of flaky pastry, it’s simple yet perfect for filling up the corners after a meal.
Life’s a Beach
Looking for a family-friendly beach that everyone can enjoy? Cala Comtessa in Mallorca is a small bay that feels pleasantly secluded with fine, soft sand and swimming pool-esque ocean. There are plenty of watersport opportunities such as snorkelling and an ice-cream booth to keep little ones happy.
Do you want somewhere away from the crowds? Mallorca’s Cala Varques is ideal. Hugged by steep hills for a wonderfully private atmosphere, the fluorescent blue waters are fringed by trees and a secret network of underground caves so you can swim, sunbathe, hike or explore the underground passages all at once!
For a beach that has as much glamour as it does picturesque allure, Ibiza’s Cala Jondal is a must. Reigning supreme as the ultimate club destination, this sandy stretch is home to the ultra-luxe Blue Marlin Beach Club, which serves up refreshing drinks, delicious dishes and a vibe that’s hard to beat.
After Dark Destinations
For an incredibly luxurious night on the water rather than the town, head to Mallorca’s Puerto Portals. A glamourous harbour choc-full of high-end yachts, boutiques, Michelin-starred eateries and swanky bars, this place ticks all the five-star boxes.
One of the most famous clubs in Ibiza, Amnesia is a club which, ironically, you’ll never forget. Three-time winner of the Best Global Club award, the party here kicks off post-midnight with special events like the infamous Cream parties.
Menorca also has an impressive contribution to make with its world-famous Cova D’en Xoroi. Set in caves under a cliff, this totally unique venue is open all day either for quiet drinks or full on clubbing.
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