Mallorca - An Exciting Island for a Sailing Vacation

A sailing charter in Mallorca and Menorca can easily be found. For instance, when you are in Menorca, the Port of Mahon (which is the island's main port and capital city) can be used as a base. Menorca, also spelled internationally as Minorca, is a Spanish island located in the province of Baleares. Its land area of approximately 271 square miles is the second largest in the Balearic Islands. On the other hand, the island of Mallorca, which is often spelled as "Majorca", can also be used as a sailing charter. In particular, many harbors in the city of Palma can be utilized. Mallorca is the largest island in Balearic.

If you are an avid bird lover, Mallorca is right for you. Every year, thousands of birds flock to island to nest and migrate. There are also several types of birds who are already in the island. These include the Marmora's Warbler, Scoop Owls, Moustached Warbler, Audouin's Gull, Eleonora's Falcon, and the Black Vulture. These birds are considered to be rare and can only be found in the country Roughly around 200 species of birds called the island their home. The best place to watch birds is in Puerto Pollensa. This is because its area is near to Albufuera marsh. Aside from Puerto Pollensa, the northernmost region of Mallorca and Formentor's sea cliffs are also great for bird watching. However, if you want your bird watching experience to be closer to the island's capital, you can also try in Boquer valley. Truly, one of the best ways to enjoy a sailing charterr in Mallorca and Menorca is through the birds.

Mallorca has many sheltered coves and picturesque harbors which are well worth a visit, such as Andraitx, Pollensa and Alcudia. The coast of the 'calas' ('coves') is to be found on the south-east coast of Mallorca. This includes Porto Colom which is the best natural harbor and anchorage in Mallorca and possibly in the whole of the Balearic Islands. You can also visit the nature reserve of Cabrera Island (you need a special permission for this) then cruise up the east coast of Mallorca and sail across to Menorca where you can visit the nice harbor of Mahon. Ibiza and Formentera are only a days sailing away. Ibiza town has culture and great night life, contrasting with its neighbouring island of Formentera, with its relaxed attitude and Caribbean style beaches.

Meanwhile, the island of Menorca can offer its gently sloping hills and fertile forests. sailing charter in Mallorca and Menorca can be best enjoyed as you along with your trip visit this island. The place, especially on the northern region, has been well known because of its thick and lush vegetations. On the other hand, the island's southern section is filled with sandy beaches.

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