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experiences
Pirates Adventure
As seen on TV, this show features world class gymnasts, rib tickling comedy, amazing acrobats and exhilarating dance routines with an electrifying atmosphere. Voted best experience of 2006 and includes a buccaneers feast and drinks. (inc.transport)
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Hidden Treasures
Valldemossa is the perfect place for viewing the real side of this beautiful island, nestled in the Tramuntana Mountains. Stunning scenery and mountain ranges is the backdrop for this experience. Travel through the lemon groves of Soller on the authentic wooden train and then sail around the port of Soller. (inc.transport)
Majorca
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Son Amar
Behind the impressive door of this 16th century manor lies Europes No 1 variety show which has something for everyone. Including acrobats, side splitting comedy and the Carmen Mota Spanish dancers will bring you to the heart and passion of the real Spain. (inc.transport) All excursions are operated by local suppliers, are subject to availability and change, and are only bookable in resort. Please see the booking conditions for details.
Sweeping bays of deep piled sand, sleepy villages in almondblossom valleys, mountain slopes to tour and explore, resorts as busy by night as by day, and a beguiling capital where historic streets look onto a lively marina . . . Multi-faceted Majorca keeps everyone entertained.
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need to know
Language Spanish Currency Euro Flight time Approx 2 hrs from the UK Time difference 1 hour ahead of UK. Average costs Typical three course meal £15, bottle of wine £6, glass of wine £1.20, tea/coffee £1.50, soft drink £1.20, glass of beer £2
beaches
From the sparkling white sands of Sa Coma to the coves of Cala dOr, the seven-mile stretch of Alcudias beach and the glorious golden shores of Magalluf and Palma Nova, the island is ideal for a sun, sea and sand holiday. With watersports from many beaches, there are quiet bays too.
city of Majorca and famous for the skill of its leather workers. Held within the walls of the old town, Alcudias market is lovely to walk around, with stalls selling everything from fresh fruit and vegetables to mobile phone covers and computer discs.
nightlife
fly to Palma from
Aberdeen Birmingham Bristol Cardiff Edinburgh Exeter Gatwick Glasgow Humberside Leeds/Bradford Liverpool Luton Manchester Newcastle Norwich Nottingham East Midlands Stansted
On an island the size of Majorca, nightlife can be anything from floorshows and live band concerts to discos and open-air dance floors, Make time for a day in Palma to see the Bellver a fabulous meal in your favourite al-fresco castle, cathedral and stroll along the broad restaurant, or an evening at the elegant casino promenade. Head for the hills for village in Magalluf. Palma Nova and Magalluf are markets. Take the train through mountain always the liveliest. scenery from Palma to Soller. Visit Valldemossa where Chopin spent a winter. And tour the getting around Formentor peninsula for pine fresh forests and A fairly reliable local bus service and a series sheltered coves. of good roads makes travel easy between the
places to see
Cala san Vincente
Puerto de Pollensa
A quaint fishing port with a cosmopolitan feel. Is it for me? For anyone who is looking for a relaxing holiday, beautiful surroundings and still something to do, perfect for families and couples. Facilities Excellent sandy beach; Old Town with great shopping. Must see Visit the Marina where some of the most expensive yachts are moored. Approx 75 minutes from the airport. See page 24
eating out
Spain is the home of tapas- be bold and try unfamiliar dishes, such as the wild asparagus in autumn, salt cod fritters, or callos, tripe, ham and sausage stew. Another authentic Spanish appetiser is Chorizo - a spicy sausage usually served with bread or salad. Classic Spanish seafood dishes include paella (pronounced pieale-ya), escalivada - an olive oil dressed cold salad of grilled or baked vegetables and suquet - a rich seafood stew with rice and vegetables.
main resorts and the capital, Palma. Roads to remote villages in the islands interior can be narrow and not well surfaced. Expect crowded buses and longer waits for taxis in high season.
car hire
Avis offers total flexibility and a wide variety of cars. Enjoy the freedom to explore, so you can go wherever and whenever you want this holiday.
shopping
Majorca is famous for its leather industries so look out for shoes, handbags and wallets. Shopping in colourful, bustling markets makes a fun day out and you can pick up some great bargains. Feel free to barter with stallholders. Look out for the market at Inca, the second
Call 0870 60 60 100 (lines are open 0600-midnight, 7 days a week) Visit our website www.airtours.co.uk where you can see hotels and places of interest plotted on detailed resort maps.
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800 77 99, see your travel agent or Thomas Cook TV Sky 645
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