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Majorca offers the usual for a sunshine destinations, stunning beaches, clean sea, poolside bars and cafes, tropical nature and fun in the sun. But Majorca is also more than just that, and holiday makers should try to explore outside of the seaside resort they are situated in and fully enjoy the country they’re in!

First of all if you are a golfing fan you should take full advantage on what is quickly becoming one of the best golfing destinations within Europe. There are many companies now that offer a package deal that includes golf lessons and course time, a luxury accommodation on the resort and transport to and from local golf courses.

If golfing isn’t your sort of scene you can take advantage of another type of sport. Anything that includes speed and water will be found on the beaches of Majorca, so instead of soaking up the sun and wasting the hours away, why not jump aboard a jet ski or a “banana boat” and see how long you can hold on? The best part is you really won’t mind falling off into the cooling water.

If this still isn’t your bag – check out anything else on offer ranging from rock climbing, caving, hiking, paragliding, balloon riding and cycling. There is surely something that will keep you active and build up a good appetite!

When it comes to food in Majorca you will be given a comforting choice of home from home food from pubs, bars, restaurants and even supermarkets. Thankfully, there is also an abundance of Spanish cuisine on offer for those looking to enjoy the food of where they are spending their holidays.

You will also find a thriving nightlife scene within Majorca – there is a great selection of bars, pubs and clubs where you can dance away till the glorious sunrise sends down the sun again the next morning.