For fans of water skiing and windsurfing, hotels in Spain can be the perfect holiday destination. The island of Mallorca could be a particularly good find for those looking for hotels, due to its location on the mild Mediterranean Sea.
Very popular with tourists, Mallorca has many attractions. Being surrounded by 200 km of sea, it is a paradise for people who love to be on the water. Meanwhile, its historical intrigues, its diverse landscape and its vibrant nightlife make it a destination full of charm.
Those staying at all-inclusive hotels in Mallorca will be spoiled for choice when it comes to beaches for waterskiing and windsurfing. Virtually all offer some form of related facilities, meaning little effort is needed to plan where you’ll spend your days.
However, the beaches of Pollensa and Alcudia are especially good for windsurfing, hosting several windsurfing schools, as well as several places where equipment can be rented.
Pollensa town is an attractive place to explore while you’re away from the water, especially if you’re looking for a relaxing rather than active afternoon.
However, if it’s a vibrant city you’re after, head to the island’s capital, Palma. Famous for its lively nightlife, Palma is home to a plethora of bars and clubs that will keep you busy and entertained until the wee hours of the morning. And since nearly half of Mallorca’s population lives in the city, you can guarantee you’ll be right in the heart of the hustle and bustle.
Despite its reputation as a night owl, Palma has a quieter side. The old town is an essential place to visit for tourists eager to explore some of the island’s history. At its entrance you can see the cathedral of La Seu, while the city itself is characterized by plenty of narrow winding streets lined with fascinating old buildings.
Tourists can also head to the Arab Baths to learn more about the city’s history. In fact, this site is one of the few indicators of its Moorish past. The baths, dating from the 11th century, have a Byzantine design. The gardens of Ca’n Fontirroig, which form part of the enclosure, are home to a wide variety of fauna and are well worth exploring.
Don’t be put off by its architectural feats, the island’s natural beauty is also something to marvel at, especially on foot or by bike. Walks and walks can be taken along the picturesque coastline and through Mallorca’s two mountain ranges: the Sierra de Levante in the east and the Sierra de Tramuntana in the northwest.
Meanwhile, the island is home to some 15 golf courses, all with picturesque surroundings. So if you also enjoy golf, or simply want to try your hand at a new sport, there is no shortage of opportunities to do so during your stay in Mallorca.
Mallorca, the largest of the Balearic Islands, can be sure that it is the ideal destination for fans of water sports. Being located on the Mediterranean Sea, you will enjoy clear and warm waters, while practically all the beaches support various water sports, which means that you can hit the waves whenever you want.
And with so many other activities and things to see, there is no chance of getting bored when staying at all inclusive hotels in Mallorca.
