
Gothic Palma, limestone caves and the quiet north coast of Ibiza
Mallorca is the largest of the Balearic Islands and much more than a beach stop. Its capital, Palma, wraps a Gothic cathedral, Arab baths and grand courtyard houses around a sweeping bay, while the east coast is riddled with caves carved into the limestone over millions of years. The Serra de Tramuntana mountains in the north-west are a UNESCO-listed landscape of terraces, olive groves and stone villages.
Ibiza, a short flight or ferry ride away, is known for its nightlife, but its north coast is calm, green and dotted with coves. The tours here focus on the islands' old towns and their underground world.
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