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Delicioso - Catering & Food Delivery - Hampers, BBQs, Weddings, Provisioning, Parties
Villas in Majorca
Prestige Villas Pollensa Aludia luxury villas & apartment rentals
Hotels in Majorca
Hotel Palacio Ca Sa Galesa Luxury 5 star hotel Palma de Mallorca
Rural Retreats
Mirabo de Valldemossa Rural Retreat Finca
Real Estate & Homes
Taylor Real Estate - Estate Agents & Luxury Property Sales
Golf Clubs in Majorca
Arabella Golf and Spa Resorts
Shopping in Majorca
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Restaurant El Olivo Fine Dining Gourmet Food Deia
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Mallorca & Palma de Majorca - The Best of the Island

Mallorca, or is it Majorca?

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Mallorca (also known as Majorca) is a Spanish island in the Mediterranean, and is the largest and the most popular of the Baleares (Balearic) Islands. Palma de Mallorca is the capital and the island is well-known for its purpose built resorts and package holidays. However, there is another Mallorca - stunning scenery for hiking, cycling and golf; luxury hotels and hip hideaways; superb marinas, boats, and sailing; top restaurants, tapas bars and food; great nightlife and bars; amazing villas, fincas and real estate; and this is what we focus on here on SeeMallorca.

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What to See & Where to Go in Mallorca

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Mallorca really does have it all - glorious beaches and majestic mountains, a wealth of historical buildings and cultural experiences, a buzzing and cosmopolitan city, theme parks for all the family and all the shopping you could care to do whilst on holiday.  Whether you want to visit one of the beautiful country houses, enter one of the remarkable caves, or chill out in a beach club, Mallorca has it.

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Towns & Villages of Mallorca

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Each region of Mallorca has its own particular appeal - the northeast for history, the east coast for beaches and caves, the north and west for spectacular mountains and picture-postcard villages. And you haven't seen Mallorca until you have driven across Es Pla, the fertile plain at the centre of the island, with its almond groves, windmills and old market towns. Choosing where to stay depends on what you want to see and do, from the bustle of Palma, to the coast, to deep inland with many luxury retreats being in places you can get away from it all...

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