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Luxury hotels and fine dining restaurants in the Balearic Islands

Travel to the Balearic Islands  

Like confetti scattered off the Spanish coast, the Balearic Islands are a dream place to escape. Attracting travelers from all over the world, each of the four main islands of the archipelago has managed to preserve its charms and identity. Majorca, the big sister, seduces with the wild beauty of its coastline. In the village of Valldemossa, visit the Real Cartuja, the monastery that once served as a love nest for writer George Sand and composer Chopin, and then take the winding roads through the mountains of the Serra de Tramuntana to reach Cap de Formentor and its spectacular cliffs plunging into the Mediterranean. A stopover in Palma de Mallorca is a must during your stay in the Balearic Islands to admire the majestic La Seu cathedral, the Palau de l'Almudaina and the Es Baluard museum, where works by Magritte, Modigliani and Picasso are displayed with pride. The Coves del Drac, home to one of the world's largest underground lakes, is also worth a visit. Declared a biosphere reserve by UNESCO, Menorca is the green heart of the archipelago. Venture into the S'Albufera d'es Grau nature park and swim in the crystal-clear waters of Cala Turqueta, Cala Macarella or Cala Pregonda, renowned for its golden-red sand and islets on which waves gently crash in a peaceful sound. Menorca is also home to some of the most important prehistoric sites in the Balearic Islands, including Trepucó and Talatí de Dalt. In Ibiza, be sure to visit Dalt Vila, the old town and UNESCO World Heritage Site. Climb the cobbled streets to the historic treasures at the top: Santa Maria Cathedral and the 16th-century Ibiza Castle and wander through the heart of the island to experience the hippie atmosphere of this unique destination. You can also take advantage of your holiday in the Balearic Islands to discover the magnificent beaches of Formentera. The Migjorn beach is ideal for snorkeling and has the longest stretch of white sand in the area, while the picturesque Cala Saona is surrounded by reddish cliffs that contrast with the turquoise waters. 

  

Luxury hotels in the Balearic Islands, find your authentic haven of peace  

 Whether perched on the heights of Mallorca, nestled in the old town of Ibiza or set in the heart of a pine forest overlooking the sea in Menorca, our luxury hotels in the Balearic Islands exude serenity in every corner. Occupying an old 16th-century palace, an 18th-century monastery or a 19th-century stately home, our charming properties harmoniously combine authenticity and modernity. Ivory-coloured stone facades, high vaulted ceilings, whitewashed walls, exposed beams, and period wooden furniture sit alongside works of art and designer lighting. Moorish terraced gardens, an inner courtyard with an ancient well, an infinity pool overlooking the countryside and a spa nestled in an ancient grotto invite you to let go of all worries. Natural light and the Mediterranean breeze flow easily into the suites of our 5-star hotels in the Balearic Islands. The same mix of classicism and contemporary style is found in the rooms, with a sober and elegant decoration, as well a focus on noble materials. Some rooms have a terrace with a private pool where you can relax in complete privacy. The impeccable service of our luxury hotels is ensured by our attentive Relais & Châteaux team who will be happy to organise great local excursions or recommend cycling routes to you. 

 

Fine dining restaurants in the Balearic Islands, taste the richness of the land 

 In our gourmet restaurants in the Balearic Islands, the quality of the produce is at the heart of our talented chefs' philosophy. Grown in the organic gardens of our eco-friendly hotels or supplied by local producers, seasonal ingredients are highlighted in a sustainable and refined cuisine. Traditional Balearic recipes are twisted with modernity and creativity to offer you an authentic and innovative tasting experience. Indulge in a tasty beetroot salmorejo served in the middle of a lush garden, a beef picaña under a hundred-year-old tree or an eight-course tasting menu within the stone walls of a peaceful patio. 

 

 Best hotels in Balearic Islands, feel the elements and live a breathtaking escape  

 Enjoy unforgettable experiences close to nature by staying in our luxury hotels in the Balearic Islands. Board a yacht and explore the archipelago's wild beaches and secluded coves. In Menorca, venture out on foot, bike or horseback along the lush paths of the Cami de Cavalls to discover the island's enchanting beauty. A walk through the S'Albufera d'es Grau nature park will give you the opportunity to observe numerous birds such as herons, cormorants and booted eagles that call this place home. In Mallorca, bicycles are available at our 5-star hotels to take you along the roads of the Sierra de Tramontana to the Es Colomer viewpoint on the Formentor peninsula. From there you can enjoy a breathtaking view of the limestone cliffs. On the way, take a break at the medieval village of Pollença and soak up the authentic charm of its pretty streets. In Ibiza, wander around the walled old town with our passionate guides before setting sail for the neighbouring island of Formentera, renowned for its crystal-clear waters teeming with marine life. After a day well spent discovering the area, the Spas of our luxury hotels in the Balearic Islands invite you to enjoy a wellness break with a relaxing, custom-thought massage. 

 

Relais & Châteaux in the Balearic Islands  

 In addition to excellent service, modern comfort and fine dining, our eco-friendly hotels in the Balearic Islands place the protection of the archipelago's ecosystems at the centre of their priorities. Our local producers and craftsmen work together with our hoteliers to highlight the cultural and natural heritage of the islands in a sustainable and environmentally friendly manner.