Travel guide Mallorca (2017)

The Mediterranean sun island, which struggled for years with the cliché "Ballermann", has become a popular destination for individual tourists. And rightly so, because Mallorca is diverse enough to meet the most diverse holiday needs.
Those who enjoy the outdoors can enjoy remote mountain ranges with deep-cut canyons, athletes can choose from an extensive range of tennis lessons, riding stables and golf courses, swimmers and sun worshipers can choose from almost 180 beaches, and culture vultures can visit the magnificent Le Seu Cathedral visit in the island's capital, Palma, one of the most beautiful churches in Spain.
The publisher's bestseller provides a comprehensive picture of the Balearic island and offers individual tourists a wealth of valuable travel-practical information during the trip.