Discover Spain's Enchanting Islands
Spain's islands offer a distinct vacation experience, with the Balearic Islands in the Mediterranean and the Canary Islands near Africa's coast. Beyond the beaches, these islands are rich in culture and natural beauty.
1. Formentera
Formentera, the smallest inhabited Balearic Island, is a tranquil escape with pristine beaches and a relaxed atmosphere. The Es Mares Hotel & Spa offers luxury accommodations and Mediterranean cuisine.
2. Majorca
Majorca, the largest Balearic Island, is known for its resorts and historic Palma. The Posada Terra Santa offers a boutique experience away from the typical beach resorts.
3. Tenerife
Tenerife, the largest Canary Island, offers diverse landscapes and the Royal Hideaway Corales Beach resort for adults. Golf enthusiasts can enjoy the Abama Golf resort.
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4. Ibiza
Ibiza is famous for its nightlife but also offers secluded beaches and historical sites. The Iberostar Selection Santa Eulalia Ibiza provides a serene beach resort experience.
5. Gran Canaria
Gran Canaria features black-sand beaches and rugged landscapes. The Veintiuno boutique hotel in Las Palmas offers a luxurious stay with a historic touch.
6. Menorca
Menorca, with its slower pace and whitewashed villages, is perfect for outdoor activities. The Artiem Carlos boutique hotel provides a tranquil harbor view.
7. Lanzarote
Lanzarote is known for its beaches and volcanic landscapes. The Aqua Suites in Puerto del Carmen cater to families seeking a beach vacation.
8. La Palma
La Palma, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, is ideal for nature lovers. The Hotel Hacienda de Abajo offers a luxurious stay in a historic setting.
9. Fuerteventura
Fuerteventura is a haven for water sports enthusiasts. The Barcelo Castillo Beach Resort in Caleta de Fuste offers family-friendly, all-inclusive accommodations.
10. Ons Island
Ons Island, a protected national park, offers a secluded natural retreat. Casa Acuna provides dining and lodging near the ferry port.
11. Cies Islands
The Cies Islands, part of Galicia National Park, are known for their beautiful beaches and limited visitor access to preserve the environment.
12. La Gomera
La Gomera offers volcanic landscapes and the Parador de la Gomera, a luxury hotel with stunning views and regional cuisine.
13. El Hierro
El Hierro, the smallest Canary Island, is known for its natural beauty and the Parador de El Hierro, which provides a luxurious stay in a historic setting.
