Balearic Islands Things to do

Sailing
Sailing is one of the most popular activities to enjoy on a holiday in the Balearic Islands, and there are facilities for everyone, from beginners to experts. With the wonderful coastlines filled with quiet bays, beautiful beaches, traditional fishing villages and vibrant harbours and marinas, a sailing trip offers one of the best ways to experience the charm and beauty of these islands.

Water sports
Glorious sandy beaches attract not only sun-seekers, but those keen to make the most of the clear warm Mediterranean water, and enjoy the various water sports on offer, with water-skiing, wind-surfing, and jet-skiing available from most resorts.

Diving
Menorca boasts some of the best diving in Europe, with the island home to over 15 dive centres, mainly along the rugged northeastern coastline. Explore the caves and wrecks, and discover the islands' extensive marine life whilst scuba-diving in the Balearic Islands.

Golf
The Balearic Islands offer perfect conditions for golf throughout the year, and with over 20 courses, over half of which lie on Majorca, the sport has become increasingly popular over the years. The gorgeous weather, stunning coastal views and spectacular scenery help to make the game all the more enjoyable.

Cycling
Attracting both serious cyclists and leisurely cruisers, the Balearic Islands are home to some spectacular countryside and coastal landscapes. Ibiza has hundreds of kilometers of cycle routes, whereas Majorca boasts some challenging and spectacular mountainous terrain, and Menorcas' trails take in the scenic beauty of the islands' greener landscape. 

Horse riding
Riding is available throughout the Balearics, with the islands home to many equestrian centres and stables. Whether it's galloping along the beach, or trekking along a mountain path, horse riding in the Balearics is a great way to relax and see the islands. 

Nightlife
Ibiza remains the ultimate clubbing capital of Europe, with the island attracting huge numbers of avid party-goers keen to hit the world-renowned night spots, with their huge dance floors and famous names and faces. Majorca is home to some sophisticated and cosmopolitan nightlife, and enjoys a jet-set image.  

Festivals
The Balearic Islands enjoy a lively tradition of festivals and holidays, especially during the spring and summer months. Many involve processions through the towns and fishing villages, and featuring feasts, dancing, singing and fireworks. One of the most popular is the celebration of the beginning of summer, held over the 23rd-24th June throughout the Balearic Islands.