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East of the Spanish peninsula, in the Mediterranean Sea, lays a holiday paradise formed by four beautiful Islands called the Balearics. Majorca is the largest of the four main Islands. Its situated between the smaller Menorca in the North and Ibiza in the South. South of Ibiza lays the even smaller and lesser-known Formentera. The Balearic islands have a population of almost 800.000 inhabitants. The surfaces of the islands vary from 100 square meters for Formentera to 3.640 square meters for Majorca. Ibiza and Menorca are respectively 541 and 690 square meters.

Ibiza, Formentera, Majorca and Menorca maintain a character distinct from the rest of Spain and from each other. Because of historical and international influences, the islands developed their own specific culture, kitchen and dialects. The natural beauty of the Balearic beaches but also in the hinterland is astonishing.

Ibiza, firmly established among Europes trendiest resorts, is wholly unique, with an intense, outrageous street life and a floating summer population. Ibiza is a very tolerant and cosmopolitan place where you can have a great time in the many clubs. Formentera is Ibizas smaller companion, andonly accessible by boat. It's a perfect destination for a relaxing day trip, since tradition and natural beauty on this Island are still untouched by tourism.

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