For years, the Balearic and Canary Islands have drawn travelers in search of sun and sea. But the islands I return to hold so much more. What continues to surprise me is how distinct each one feels from the next. Hopping between them can feel like stepping into entirely different countries. One island might greet …
Continue reading Spain’s Islands: Sun, Sea, and Something More
I am a huge fan of the Balearic Islands, with each island having its unique personality and vibe. In past blogs, I have raved about Mallorca and Menorca, two islands with differing propositions of nature, topography, history, food, wine, art, beaches, and towns. Conversely, Ibiza is world-renown to party-goers and music lovers due to its …
Continue reading Ibiza: Six Senses Brings a Whole New Vibe to this Balearic Island
Welcome to Menorca: wild and preserved nature, endemic cultures, exceptional architectural heritage, white sand beaches, crystal clear water. Menorca is the most laid-back and tranquil of Spain's popular Balearic Islands — less clubby than Ibiza, less touristed than neighboring Mallorca. Authentic towns filled with locals and Spanish, unreal beaches, nature, active adventures, and wonderful little …