Son Servera

Spain is famous for its friendly inhabitants, relaxed lifestyle, its cuisine, vibrant nightlife, and world-famous folklore and festivities, and its history as the core of the vast Spanish Empire. The most popular beaches are the ones along the Mediterranean coast and on the Canary Islands. Meanwhile, for hiking, the mountains of Sierra Nevada in the south, the Central Cordillera and the northern Pyrenees are the best places. Historically, Spain has been an important crossroads: between the Mediterranean and the Atlantic, between North Africa and Europe, and as Europe began colonizing the New World, between Europe and the Americas. As such, the country is blessed with a fantastic collection of historical landmarks. The Spanish are very passionate about their cuisine, based on great food and wine. Spanish food can be described as quite light with a lot of vegetables and a huge variety of meat and fish.

Spain

Like many other Spanish regions, its history is a series of successive dominations. First by the Carthaginians, then the Romans, followed by the Moors and finally, its incorporation into the kingdom of Aragon.

The islands of Mallorca and Minorca will delight visitors with their splendid beaches and a backcountry of great beauty, full of trails and rocky inlets. As Ibiza, its reputation for offering a crazy night life in summer, makes it a favoured destination for party-loving youth from all around Europe. Alongside all that effervescence, the beaches of Formentera - the smallest of the five islands - offer an oasis of tranquillity, often envied by its neighbours.

Balearic Islands

Cala Millor is a Spanish locality situated on the Levante coast of Majorca, the largest of the Balearic Islands, distributed between the municipalities of San Lorenzo del Cardezar and Son Servera. Cala Millor is considered one of the most attractive areas of the Levante Mallorcan coast due to its extensive, fine sand beach and crystal clear waters. Its main attraction is its blue flag beach, which is 1.8 kilometres long and up to 35 metres wide.
Cala Millor has a large number of shops, restaurants and bars. There are lifeguards, showers, sports facilities, sunbeds, parasols and a pedal boat rental service on the beach. © iStock/Andrew Bowerbank

Cala Millor, Majorca

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