Spain’s Jewel of Balearics | Mallorca, Islas Baleares

“The world is a book, and those who do not travel read only one page.”
– Saint Augustine

Greetings the fellow photography lovers!
Today i'm gonna share with you a vacation of mine in Spain and in particullar the Ballearic Islands. Before we begin i have to say a couple of things, for the people who are new to my content I’m basically a traveler. Well when i have the time i am and when i get some juicy offer i hop on the plane. Oh and expect more Spain posts, cuz its not my first time being here so if anybody got any questions feel free to ask me.Anyway let’s begin.

The Baleares Islands are a group of Islands located in the western Mediterranean Sea, they are part of Spain and are also autonomous community with their own government and parliament. Not to bore you with geographical info in a nutshell this place is amazing.

So this year my vacation was more of a trip visiting different locations instead of going partying all the time, i mean i stil partied, but i was a bit more chill about it, because this time i am bringing my girl, so it was a lil different. Anyway this time we went to Canyamel which is a small coastal town located on the northeastern coast of the island of Mallorca, which is part of the Balearic Islands in Spain.

Canyamel is known for it's beautifull seascapes, and cristal waters, also surrounded by pine trees and rocky cliffs. In addition to it's beach, Canyamel is home to a few restaurants, cafes, and shops. I here's a gif of my favourite dessert which i ordered in one of the restaurants where i've had the best creme caramel of my life, for those looking on going to this location visiting the Restorente El Cruse is on your bucket list.

Overall Canyamel has a laid-back and peaceful atmosphere, making it an ideal destination for those looking to relax and enjoy the natural surroundings. But the beach is as important as it's nearby attractions including the Cuevas de Artà (Artà Caves), which are ancient underground caves with magnificient views to the ocean that visitors can explore. I know it sounds strange of saying caves with views, but you'll get what i'm saying on the next photo hehe.

This is the part with all the photos that you can enjoy one by one like a gallery. Mallorca is full of exotic places, ports and beaches it all looks like a picture from a postcard and we managed to visit a lot of places. I’m probably gonna split this post in a couple of parts, cuz i have so many photos in my gallery. Anyway this is Cala Pi which is like a rock shore with houses where people with little boats go party or some crazy people jump in the water from cliffs.

I am glad that i went on this trip it was money well spent, because this time i spent my time with my partner exploring the beauty of Spain more deeply. There is some serenity in just exploring this place, the vibes are so positive, you just want to explore more and more. Forget spending time on the beach ordering cocktails and stuff, that's a good experience, but i think that going on a vacation and exploring around with your partner especially some rocky cliffs and caves with your friends and your partner next to you makes you somewhat more full than partying the whole weekend, i don't know is it because i'm growing or i am with a girlfriend this time the atmosphere is the same, but more fullfiling.

Other than that i can say that this magnificient place is a charming destination offering a quieter and more relaxed experience compared to some of the busier tourist areas on the island and it seems that it is exactly what i was looking for this time. I have so much more beaches, seascapes, ports and gifs to share from this place, so I don’t want to be corny, but stay tuned hehe.

This is the end of the post and i'm gonna end it like a boss with the moon illuminating the western Mediterranean Sea at night.

Shot on IPhone 12