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Arive and spend day in Majorca Also known as Majorca, this Balearic island is a true Mediterranean paradise. It's deservedly famous for such natural wonders as its golden-sand beaches, tall pine groves and towering cliffs. The landscape is as varied as the northern mountains and the southern flatlands with their almond and olive groves. Among the many must-sees are a Gothic castle, a 13th century cathedral and the former palace of Mallorcan kings.

... cave tour we took the heli to the yacht which was approaching Minorca island when we landed aboard. It was close to 6 PM, so we washed up and had dinner on the sun deck at 7 PM while we watched the sunset and as we entered long entrance to the Mahón harbor, the second deepest natural harbor in the world.

... waded around in the surf or fell back to sleep on the beach. It was good to get rehydrated after all the alcohol and dancing from last night. It was a nice relaxing afternoon with a beautiful beach view with several other yachts in the bay and a parade of nude or topless people walking by. <br><br>One of the girls met a guy on the beach. They spent a few hours chatting and getting to know each other. It was ...

... bin ich während dem Herumstöbern im Internet fündig geworden: Auch bei uns in der "Nähe" (jedenfalls verglichen mit der Karibik) gibt es wunderschöne Strände: Beispielsweise der tolle Strand "Es Trenc" in Mallorca. Die Fotos sehen traumhaft aus und bei genauerer Recherche ...

... stalactite/stalagmite formations are dramatically lit to highlight their beauty.<br><br>They bring visitors into the cave in large groups and in this last chamber everybody sits while the guide gives a multi-lingual speech about the cave. Most of the lights are then turned out and three rowboats appear on the subterreanean lake with lights all along their gunwales. The chamber is lit primarily by these lights and their reflection in ...

... the town of Muro so I went to check it out. I got myself lost a few times wandering around the twisting medieval streets of little towns and had to retrace my steps a few times. I explored all around Muro. I did find lots of windmill remains... just the base... but no windmill. The day was completely overcast with occasional sprinkles so the conditions weren't conducive to photography. Maybe tomorrow.

... he also advocated for the unification of the three monotheistic religions: Christianity, Islam and Judism. This explains the picture of a painting of the monk, the imam and the rabbi in a boat that's painted on a wall at the monastery.<br><br>He's a Mallorcan native and is honored here. He was one of the first to write books in Catalan. There's a Ramon Llull University in Barcelona with a prestigious school of business.

... run away from the rat-race. So I booked my flight on easy jet and left in the past summer. Its a Island of most relaxed people on earth, when you go from London like city you will feel that more than other, even sometime you will wonder why they are so relaxed and so fun loving. As a single, I find Palma De Mallorca the most hang-out able ...

... beautiful caves on the island. I decide on the "Cuevas del Drach" (simple decision, the entry fee was 6 Euros cheaper) than for the Cuevas del Hams. After the experience in Campanet I am deeply disappointed. It has morphed from caves to a black tourist hole where hundreds of people at a time are put in drones through it without any guidance or explanation, the security guards that are only there to ensure you don't ...

Portinatx - Ibizza We finally left San Antonio on Ibiza on 19th April having sat out inclement winds for a few days and headed for Portinatx on the North West coast - about 10 miles. There was very little wind but the sun shone and we enjoyed the spectacular cliffs and bays of Ibiza. We arrived in Portinatx Bay at about 12.30 and whilst getting ready to anchor noticed a mooring buoy so grabbed it. The bay itself is beautiful and the town is rather boring and, mostly closed ...