Balearic Islands
Illes Balears
What is it like to visit Balearic Islands?
The Balearic Islands offer a Mediterranean mix of beaches, coves, villages and nightlife, each island with its own identity. Mallorca blends culture with coast, Ibiza balances energy and relaxation, Menorca is peaceful and family-friendly, and Formentera feels like an untouched escape. The region is warm, scenic and well-connected, drawing sunseekers, food lovers and slow travellers alike.
Best things to do in Balearic Islands
Every destination has its own rhythm - and we help you find yours. Explore what Balearic Islands has to offer through our Five Ways to Play: Relaxation, Adventure, Culture, Food and Nightlife - five styles of travel to match every kind of tourist.
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Where to stay in Balearic Islands
Each town in Balearic Islands offers a different kind of stay. Here’s where to base yourself, depending on what matters most to you.
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How to get to Balearic Islands
All three main islands—Mallorca, Ibiza and Menorca—have international airports with direct flights from across Europe. Ferries run from mainland Spain, especially from Barcelona and Valencia. Within islands, renting a car or scooter is the easiest way to explore beaches and smaller towns.
Nearest Airport
Ibiza Airport
IBZ
Menorca Airport
MAH
Best time to visit Balearic Islands
May to October is ideal for warm weather and swimming. July and August are the hottest and busiest, especially in Ibiza. Spring and autumn are perfect for hiking, exploring and enjoying quieter beaches. Winter is mild and peaceful, especially in rural areas.
Balearic Islands weather: what to expect
The islands have a classic Mediterranean climate. Summers are dry and hot, with highs around 30°C. Spring and autumn bring sunny days and cooler nights. Winters are mild, with occasional rain and plenty of clear skies, especially in the south of Mallorca and Ibiza.
Travel tips for visiting Balearic Islands
Each island has a different pace, so choose based on your travel style. Ferries between islands are limited outside summer. Book restaurants and beach clubs in advance in high season. Local food includes seafood, sobrasada and ensaimadas. Tap water is safe, but many opt for bottled in rural areas.
FAQs about visiting Balearic Islands
Helpful answers to common questions about visiting Balearic Islands, from practical tips to local insights.
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