Just a couple of hours flight away from the UK, you can discover this stunning Mediterranean island, the largest of the Balearics…. Mallorca. The island that’s adorned with fantastic sandy beaches and coves touching the turquoise blue waters, rugged mountains, picturesque villages as well as boasting a vibrant capital city.
There are theme and waterparks and other fun activities including water sports, golf, hiking the network of trails in the mountains and probably one of the best destinations for cycling.
The city of Palma is steeped in history and overflowing with character, it’s cosmopolitan bars and first-class restaurants only add to its appeal, a visit during your stay is highly recommended or perfect if you’re looking for a city break in the sun.
Mallorca experiences a Mediterranean climate that is strongly influenced by the Mediterranean Sea. The strong wind has a major impact on the climate in Mallorca. The wind can give a pleasant feel on the hottest days of the year. On the other hand it can make it feel a lot colder on milder days.
In summer the average daily temperature in the city is around 30 degrees Celsius (86 degrees Celsius). From October to April you have the greatest chance to experience rain.
During the months of May and October you are most likely to experience good weather with pleasant average temperatures that fall between 20 degrees Celsius (68°F) and 26 degrees Celsius (79°F).
- There are regular direct flights from many major UK airports to the Algarve.
Currency: Euro
Time difference: GMT+2
Flight from UK: 2 - 2.5 hours
Visa: not required for UK passport holders
Language: Spanish
National drinks: Palo or Tunel
National dish: Arros Brut
Tipping: Not mandatory, but is customary to tip an extra 10% if the service warrants and is much appreciated.
