The ever popular star of the Mediterranean, Mallorca has a big sunny personality thanks to its ravishing beaches, remote mountains and soulful hill towns. -Lonely Planet

Mallorca

When most people think of Mallorca the first image that usually pops in their head are huge resorts, rowdy bars and all-you-can-drink beer. But Mallorca is a multi-faceted island with so much more to offer to someone willing to move away from the bustling tourist centres. Mallorca is a hiker’s paradise with many beautiful natural parks and trails to visit, vistas to take in and secluded beaches to discover. Also well known for its good quality roads it’s a very popular destination for cyclists and if we might be a bit cheeky, motorists, it’s not by chance that many car manufacturers choose Mallorca for journalists first drives of car models. Being a small island it’s ideal for renting a car and exploring at your leisure. The capital of Palma has also much to offer, with impressive architecture, picturesque alleys and varied night-life with something to please everyone!

Barcelona

A city famous for many things, among some are its culture, its famous architecture and an almost unmatched dining and drinking scene. No one should visit Barcelona without experiencing the whisical Gaudí architecture or visit museums and enjoying some time among the works of inspired artists such as Salvador Dalí, Pablo Picasso and Joan Miró. Expected as these activities are, don’t think that Barcelona cannot still surprise you though. Being a sea-side city it has many miles of sun-drenched beaches perfect for a refreshing dip after a long morning of sightseeing and you will be sure to find a culinary treasure at one of the many top-rate tapas bars dotted around this thriving Mediterranean city.

Package Includes

• Flights from Cyprus
• 7 nights in Mallorca
• 4 nights in Barcelona
• 4 star hotels
• All taxes and fees

Street scene photograph by Andrés Nieto Porras, Mallorca cove photograph by Vicente Villamón