Spain, Balearic Islands Resorts

The Balearic Islands are an archipelago of Spain in the western Mediterranean Sea, near the eastern coast of the Iberian Peninsula. The four largest islands are: Majorca, Minorca, Ibiza and Formentera.

This is one of the most popular destinations in the western Mediterranean, and you’ll soon find out why. You'll find enchanting coves, gorgeous sunsets and lush natural landscapes. You can enjoy the islands any way you want: relaxing in an atmosphere of well-deserved peace and quiet, or partying until all hours as you enjoy the islands’ wild nightlife.These are places where you wander through the streets of fishing villages, discover outstanding natural landscapes or enjoy a range of water sports. Minorca and Formentera, two small corners of paradise in the Mediterranean, are absolute havens of tranquillity.Spain is synonymous with golf. It is a top destination for lovers of the sport, whatever your level or handicap. Take note, get your clubs ready, and come to Spain as soon as you can - it is the ideal place for you to play your favourite sport for many different reasons.

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Santa Eulalia Del Rio, Spain

Aldea Bonsai is built in the style of a Spanish village on the outskirts of the thriving holiday town of Santa Eulalia where there are many shops, bars and restaurants. It is set in mature gardens with winding pathways connecting the various levels, creating an attractive and peaceful atmosphere. On-site facilities include adults' and children's pools, cafeteria and bar, and there are various water sports on offer along the beach which is only 100m away.

Aucanada Club is located on the north-east side of Mallorca, about 65km from the airport of Palma. This resort is built on a cliff overlooking the Mediterranean Sea, with beautiful views over the mountains and sea. The nearest village is Puerto de Alcudia, where you can find beautiful beaches stretching 13km along the coast. There are bars, restaurants, shops, discos, a water park, and a yachting marina there. The Resort offers an comfortable standard of accommodation with a quiet family orientated atmosphere.

Club Bena Vista

Estepona , Spain

Club Bena Vista is set midway between Marbella and Estepona on the Costa del Sol, located in the foothills of the Sierra de Ronda, only 250 metres from the beach and within easy driving distance of Marbella and Puerto Banus. The Club forms part of the main leisure resort which is serviced by a full commercial centre. Reduced golf fees are available to RCI exchangees at the nearby 18-hole golf course and the on-site facilities include outdoor bowling.

Club Cala de Mar

Cala Egos-Santanyi, Mallorca, Spain

Club Cala de Mar is located on the south- east coast of the Island of Mallorca. Cala D'or is an internationally renowned tourist area, famous for its unique 'Ibizenco' architecture of low-white buildings, surrounded by the coastal pine trees. The natural harbour of Cala Llonga is one of the most modern yacht marinas on the Island. The village centre offers many fine international restaurants, shops and cafes, but is very quiet in low season. In general the area consists of rocky cliffs and has many beaches and coves surrounded by vegetation. Although not essential, a car is recommended.

Club Cala Vadella

Cala Vadella, Spain

Club Cala Vadella is located on a hillside in the south-west of the island, surrounded by a forest of pine trees, not far from the beach. It is built in typical island style and offers a wide range of sports and entertainment facilities. These include a large swimming pool, terrace, fitness centre with sauna, tennis courts, volleyball, restaurants, a discotheque and an amphitheatre.

Puerto Del Carmen Tias, Spain

Located in a peaceful part of Puerto del Carmen, Club Calypso is minutes away from a sandy beach, where snorkeling, sailing, and windsurfing are all on offer. Every unit faces the heated swimming pool, and the resort gardens promote a relaxing atmosphere. On-site amenities include a restaurant, bar, and volleyball, and the resort provides live entertainment and a mini-club. One of the features of this resort is the scuba-diving center where PADI courses are taught, and experienced divers are most welcome.

Ciudadela, Spain

From its rugged northern coast, through sweet smelling pinewoods and red-soiled farmlands to the secluded coves and beautiful beaches of its southern shores, Club Ciudadela is 250m away from Cala'n Bosch Beach, 350m away from Cala'n Bosch Marina and 500m away from Son Xoriguer Beach. Here there is a complete water sports centre which offers kayaking, scuba diving, water-skiing, windsurfing and catamaran sailing. Away from the sea there is horse-riding and mountain bikes for hire. The resort is closed in winter.

Club Es Talaial

Cala d'Or, Spain

Club Es Talaial is located on the tranquil southeastern coast of Mallorca, a stone's throw from the beach and a short stroll from the village of Cala d'Or. The resort offers rest and relaxation, but with possibilities for all types of sporting activity, both land- and sea-based. The area has a pleasant nightlife and opportunities for fine dining. Further afield, the Balearics' capital, Palma de Mallorca, is a cultural treat.

Club Ferrera Playa

Cala Ferrera, Spain

Club Ferrera Playa is situated on the south-eastern coast of Mallorca, about 2km from the centre of Cala D'or and just a couple of hundred metres from a sandy cove. This part of Mallorca is popular with those looking for a quieter holiday but still has plenty of shops, restaurants, bars and nightlife to choose from, particularly in high season summer months. On-site facilities include a restaurant and swimming pools. Other sports facilities are planned. This area is very quiet during the winter time when many shops and restaurants remain closed

Llucmajor, Spain

Club Cala Pi is situated on a rocky promontory in an unspoiled area of the south coast of Mallorca. The resort has two swimming pools, bar, restaurant, shop, fitness room, and children's playground. There are steps leading down to a picturesque cove with a small, sandy beach. The nearest town is Llucmajor at a distance of 7.5 miles. A car is necessary to best enjoy the numerous attractions the island of Mallorca has to offer its visitors.

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