The Balearic Islands

In one of Mallorca’s most prestigious enclaves, nestled between the iconic peaks of Puig d'Alaró and Puig d'Alcadena, Turmalina Mansion is an estate of exceptional calibre.

As one of Spain's Balearic Islands, Menorca is the quieter, more unassuming sister to Majorca and Ibiza. The entire island is UNESCO-protected, which gives you a hint about its character. The best things to do in Menorca are often tied to its laid-back atmosphere and unspoilt landscapes.

Ibiza might bring to mind sprawling superclubs and world-class DJs, but the White Isle has a much quieter, bohemian spirit that’s easy to find.

Condé Nast Traveler, a leading international travel magazine, held a reader poll to select Spain’s best beach for 2025.

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Ibiza has two faces. On one side, the Ibiza of mega-luxury: vast, exclusive nightclubs and dream-like villas. On the other, an Ibiza of shanty towns and housing exclusion.

As hot as summer in Spain can get, there are hidden corners where you can find a breeze and a refreshing escape.

Cala Pilar, Menorca’s striking red cove, looks like it’s been lifted from Mars. With vivid russet cliffs, golden-red sands and clear turquoise waters, this hidden spot is drawing travellers seeking a unique, off-the-beaten-path Balearic escape away from the island’s more crowded beaches.

A century after its founding, the legendary Hotel Formentor – once host to iconic figures such as Winston Churchill, Charlie Chaplin, Grace Kelly and the Dalai Lama – enters a new chapter as the Four Seasons Resort Mallorca, a stunning retreat featuring 110 branded residences. The story of this

Situated in the heart of Ibiza, Las Dalias is a market that epitomises the bohemian and multicultural spirit that has defined the island for decades.Founded in 1954 as a modest artisan market, Las Dalias has evolved into an iconic gathering place where art, music, fashion and spirituality seamlessly

The Ses Salines Natural Park is one of the most iconic and valuable natural areas in the Balearic Islands between Ibiza and Formentera. It is protected for its exceptional biodiversity, rich ecosystems and significant historical and cultural heritage.

Set in the crystal-clear waters of the Mediterranean, Ibiza is much more than just a party island—it’s a place with breathtaking beaches, charismatic towns, and a relaxed way of life that appeals to a diverse international community.

Three hundred eighty-two metres above the sea off the southwest coast of Ibiza, is the island of Es Vedrà, one of the most iconic and mysterious landmarks on the Balearics.

Fergus Group, a company specialising in hotel repositioning and owned by Mallorcan businessman Pep Cañellas, has announced the official opening of Fergus Style Punta Arabí, its latest addition to the premium segment, on 15 May. Perched on a cliff with views of Tagomago Island and nestled in the

The city of Palma, capital of the island of Mallorca and the autonomous community of the Balearic Islands, boasts a rich history dating back to Roman times.

Exploring Mallorca in the summer offers an idyllic escape with picture-postcard beaches and a rugged coastline. The island attracts travellers from all over, especially Germans and Brits.

Ibiza is widely known for its white-sand beaches, stylish lifestyle, and world-famous nightlife — but beyond the clubs, the island has carved out a reputation as a hub for luxury living. From modern villas with infinity pools to traditional homes nestled in the hills, Ibiza offers a variety of

The Balearic Islands Government plans to approve the decree on tourism control measures at the Governing Council on 11 April, aiming for it to take effect before the summer. The proposed measures include a ban on new tourist rental properties in multi-family buildings, higher fines and increased collaboration between local councils and the police to tackle illegal holiday rentals. However, the decree will not include the initially proposed increase in the Sustainable Tourism Tax (ITS).

Menorca's farmhouses are a traditional type of housing on the Balearic island.

Nestled among the verdant pine forests on the hills above Cala Mastella (Ibiza), Can Brute stands as a stunning example of the seamless blend between traditional Ibizan architecture and contemporary design.

The Balearic Islands, an archipelago in the Mediterranean Sea, are renowned for their natural beauty, idyllic beaches and a climate serving year-round sunshine.

Nestled in the serene countryside of Puigpunyent, Mallorca, this breathtaking 200-year-old finca offers an unparalleled blend of history, luxury, and modern convenience.

The hotel chain Meliá, in partnership with Summum Hotel Group, plans to open a new four-star superior hotel in Santa Ponça, aiming to blend tourism and golf to "boost luxury tourism."The property, owned by Hotel Golf Santa Ponça, part of the Nigorra Group, will undergo a complete renovation before b

Mallorca is cementing its status as a top luxury real estate market. Despite global challenges, it continues to attract international buyers, particularly from Germany, the UK, Scandinavia and the US, seeking sea-view flats, villas and country estates. Prices for the most exclusive homes reach up to €15 million.

According to a study published by idealista, the Balearic Islands contain seven of the ten municipalities where the effort required by families to purchase a home is the highest.