Where is Mallorca in Spain?
Surrounded by the Mediterranean Sea, Mallorca is one of the Balearic Islands, located just to the east of mainland Spain. Though tourism is rife across the island, Mallorca and its capital, Palma, have lost none of their original charm and remain distinctly Spanish in most places. Any stop-overs? With flights from the UK to Mallorca taking just two hours, no stop-overs are necessary. However, the island’s capital, Palma, which the airport serves, is often used as a jumping-off point by holidaymakers heading to resorts dotted along the coastline. Things to see and do in Mallorca As well as the crowded beaches of the south of the island, Mallorca also boasts some idyllic getaways, with those travellers willing to hire a car and explore easily able to stumble across their own little cove or experience genuine Spanish hospitality in one of the many unspoilt inland villages. Palma de Mallorca also makes a perfect short-break destination. The compact small city boasts a number of top-class h
