Swebit Travel And Vacation

From Winter to Summer, Autumn or Spring, from the snow in the mountains to clear waters and sunny beaches, David has it all planned in advan...

With a very big thanks to Claza from Documentary Area for this guest post, let's return to Spain . More precisely, let's return to ...

Another curious beach I loved in Majorca was Sa Calobra . Located between Sóller and Formentor it has the most funny curvy road to get the...

Still in the North of the island and about halfway between the city of Pollensa and Cabo Formentor (photo bellow) is a fabulous beach you...

Located in the Northeast side of the island and our destiny in this series we've started three posts ago: Cabo Formentor (in English, C...

Closing on to the North shore of the island you'll find Alcúdia , a small little town seems where the time seems to have stopped since s...

Back to Majorca I'm now going to make a series of posts that will take us from Palma to Cabo Formentor (in English, Formentor Cape). S...

Valldemossa's Port (in Spanish, Puerto de Valldemossa ) is a very small little village lost in the cliffs of the East coast of Majorca ....

Located half way between Sollér and Valdemossa , Deía is a small town that, both by its location and by its architecture, appears to be fu...

Continuing with the tour on the island lets head to Sóller, a small town in the upper west coast of Majorca easily reached from Palma by c...

To start a mini-tour around the island I'll choose Puerto de Sóller (in English, Sóller's Port). Located about 35km North-West of P...

Starting with another image of the Almudaina Palace lets proceed heading South-East in the direction of one of Palma's most fabulous pa...

With its one hundred and twenty meters high the towers of La Seu (the main cathedral in Palma) were fully built in stone in a classical Got...

Today it's back to the Mediterranean, more precisely to the capital of the Balearic Islands , the city of Palma or Palma de Majorca (d...