If you have never been to the Balearics, also known as the Balearic Islands, you have no idea what you...apos;re missing. Set in the Western portion of the Mediterranean Sea, this archipelago of islands is rich with mystical history and interesting stories.
Since there is little actual information on the very earliest of the inhabitants of the chain of islands, stories and legends abound. A cast offs from a Boeotian shipwreck, many are certain that the inhabitants were originally visitors who were never intended to be there. Others claim that the island was inhabited post Trojan War era with the mission bound in discovery and conquer.
The islands have a great European following and many happy holidays have taken place on the visitor destination islands. Every amenity is easy to find, including boat hires, and if you...apos;re looking for a party to attend there is always one going on. If you would rather go for the laid back style of a family holiday, it is equally and readily available to you. Be welcomed by warm locals and enjoy the fabulous stay.
While it is officially considered a province of Spain, the Balearics are also very much a melting pot. Those who visit the islands tend to fall in love with windswept beaches, beautiful clean waters and magical inspiration. Many writers and poets have landed on these islands and have found the inspiration so strong they rarely left.
Ibiza is the island of the perpetual party. With cheer and joy all around, there is no wonder it is one of the more popular areas for the young, wilder crowd. Watch that your actions are not harmful and you will find a very fair ...quot;anything goes...quot; lifestyle.
For a quieter coastal holiday you shouldn...apos;t miss the very popular destination of Mallorca. This is a family friendly setting with all the fun and trimmings one would expect from an island getaway. Every year, at least 6 million visitors make sure that the island stays popular.
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Tom Binns runs a sailing website Ibiza boat charter