Study Spanish in Majorca
Majorca
Majorca is a major sunshine destination! It is famous for its beaches, its attractions and its eternal sunshine.Most visitors tend to stay around only part of the coastline, many without realizing about the magnificent inland scenery of plains and mountains that can also be enjoyed.
Palma, the island's capital, has a population of approximately 300,000, which is practically half of the entire population of the island. It stretches some 15 km along the coastline, from El Arenal and Palma beach in the east as far as the cosmopolitan districts of Cala Mayor and San Agustivities .
The beaches
Illetes
- Two coves some 75 and 150 meters wide, respectively. Pine trees stretch as
far as the shore. Excellent sand.
Portals Nous - Small beach with a magnificent
urban development.
Palma Nova - Excellent beach with fine sand, good installations and pine
groves.
Magaluf - Magnificent beach with fine sand and crystal-clear waters.
Santa Ponsa - Another beach with fine sand and crystal-clear waters.
Peguera - Interesting tourist resort. Beautiful, quiet beach with fine sand
surrounded by pine trees.
Cala Fornells - Small beach with fine sand.
Puerto de Andratx
- Nearby are the beaches of Camp de Mar and that of San Telm, which is
sheltered by Dragonera island. Both have pinewoods.
TO THE EAST
Banyalbufer -
(535 inhabitants) Magnificent nearby coves. Typical scenery with tomato
fields all around.
Valdemossa - (1,300 inhabitants) The Royal Carthusian Monastery has reminiscences of Chopin and George Sand. There is also a small port just a few kilometres away.
Deia - (414 inhabitants) A pituresque mountain village with the Llucalcari cover and a small beach.
Puerto de Soller - (1,000 inhabitants) Its semi-circular beach is approximately one kilometer in length.
La Calobra - A very beautiful cover. Nearby is the Monastery of Lluc and the Torrent de Pareis beach.
THE NORTH EAST COAST
Puerto de Pollensa - (300 inhabitants) It has the beaches of Cala de Sant Vicencs and Formentor, the former situated some 7 km away from Pollensa. It is very cosmopolitan and has beautiful pine groves running right next to the beach. Formentor beach is 9 km from the port of Pollensa and 16 km from Pollensa itself.
Puerto de Alcudia - (500 inhabitants) Has an extensive beach with fine, clean sand, and is the location of many urban developments.
Can Picafort - (800 inhabitants) Extensive beach with fine sand and pine groves.
Cala Ratjada - (1,500 inhabitants) The location of the Artby is an aquarium and a safari park.
Porto Colom - (411 inhabitants) Has beautiful beaches, like those of Porto Colom, Cala Murada, Cala Marsal and Arenal.
Satanyi - (6,640 inhabitants) Here we find the fishing port of Cala Figuera, surrounded by pine trees. Cala Santanyi lies 5 km away and has fine sand and clean, shallow waters. Other interesting sites include Port Petro, Cala Llonga and Cala D'or - the latter being surrounded by rocks and pine trees.
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