Still undecided where to spend your next holidays? Then take a look at our list of 30 good reasons to spend your holidays in Mallorca and let us convince you...

1. 300 days of sunshine, even in wintertime temperatures rarely drop below 15 ºC
2. Safe and politically stable country, member of the European Union
3. Excellente infrastructure
4. Multilingual staff at hotels, airport and many shops
5. Easily accessible by plane and boat from all major European cities
6. More than 1500 accommodations available; most of them 3* and 4* hotels in tourist resorts, but the number of alternative accommodations is constantly growing: luxury hotels, trendige Designer-Hotels, aparthotels, all inclusive resorts, fully furbished apartments, charming hotels and traditional fincas.
7. A micro-continent with mountains, lakes and wild cliffs on the west coast, wide plains in the interior of the island, long beaches on the northern coast and a rather hilly countryside on the east coast
8. Clean air, since there's almost no industry in Majorca
9. Short distances, everything is within an hour's drive - good for diverse day-trips
10. The wonderful old city centre of Palma de Mallorca with its southern charme, cathedral, emblematic modernistic buildings, wonderful patios
11. Idyllic villages: Valldemossa, Deia, Fornalutx, to name just a few
12. Many protected areas and nature parks
13. Dozens of large sandy beaches as well as numerous hidden coves
14. Clean water, in summertime reaching 23 – 24º C: a paradise for wildlife, swimmers and divers
15. Stunning variety of water sports: diving, water ski, snorkel, sailing, surfing, canoa,...
16. Sports and more sports: more than 20 golf courses, several cycling trails, hiking tracks, horse-back riding, adventure sports, and so much more
17. Enormous caves: the most famous ones are the Dragon caves with subterranean sea and classical concert, but attractive are as well the other ones: Campanet, Artá, Hams, Génova
18. Uncountable excursions and leisure options: Canyon Torrent de Pareis, Poble Español in Palma with replicas of famous Spanish buildings, Aquaparks, Marineland, Jungle Park (hanging bridge, etc.), La Reserva (hiking, bathing, adventure sports, BBQ), Palma Aquarium, House of Katmandu, La Granja, Dinner Shows, Casino, etc.
19. Famous museums: Es Baluard (modern art), Foundation Joan Miró, etc.
20. Lively art and music scene: Exhibitions in the Casal Solleric or the La Caixa Foundation in Palma, annual Jazz Festivals,  Festivals of Classical Music, and the list goes on
21. About 12 monasteries with wonderful panoramic views of the plains or Tramuntana mountains; in some of them you can even stay overnight
22. Historical ruins such as the Talaiots in Capocorb Vell, defense towers in the Tramuntana mountains, ruins of Alaró castle, old city walls in Alcùdia, etc.
23. Every day a colourful market in different villages and cities such as Sineu, Andratx, Inca and Santa María
24. Numerous festivities in the annual event calendar, including medieval festivities such as Sant Antoni in Sa Pobla, San Sebastián in Palma, and the medieval market in Capdepera,... There's always something to celebrate!
25. A paradise for shoppers: more than 300 boutiques only in Palma, Inca with its leather factories, the pearl factories in Manacor, production of artistic glass in 3 factories, Festival Park close to Palma with several outlet shops
26. Uncountable restaurants: from Nouvelle Cuisine to homemade cuisine, typical local dishes or exotic Indian cuisine – a culinary trip around the world!
27. Several public picnic areas in wonderful countryside, some of them with BBQ area
28. About 40.000 economical rental cars 
29. Supermarkets offer a wide range of international specialities
30. Many famous people come to spend their holidays in Mallorca, including Spain's Royal Family

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