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Illes Balears aka: Balearic Islands, Islas Baleares

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80% of people who have been to Illes Balears think it's worth visiting. The most popular places in Illes Balears are Ibiza, Palma de Mallorca, and Mallorca. Illes Balears is featured on the list Directory of Countries. Places in Illes Balears have been tagged island, spain, and beach.

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    Ibiza
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    Palma de Mallorca
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    Mallorca
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    Menorca
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    Cafe Del Mar
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    San Antonio
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    Alcudia
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    Formentera
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    Pacha
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    Palma Nova
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    Soller
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    St. Eulalia
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    Santa Ponsa
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    Amnesia
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    Space

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my favorite place on earth! by jrs1985

Ibiza is by far the most beautiful and most fantastic place to exist on the planet. It has beaches, beautiful weather, beautiful people, quiet places, eclectic terrain, small towns, big towns, everything you need. Amazing…

To read about my travels here w/pix, go to

http://www.myibiza.co.uk

http://jrsespana.blogspot.com

over 7 years ago

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  • query.nytimes.com 36 Hours in Ibiza, Spain by ANN MARIE GARDNER November 04, 2007 (read article)
  • travel.nytimes.com Introduction to the Balearic Islands by FROMMER'S November 20, 2006 The Balearic Islands (Los Baleares), an archipelago composed of the major islands of Majorca, Minorca, and Ibiza, plus the diminutive Formentera, Cabrera, and uninhabited Dragonera, lie off the coast of Spain, between France and the coast of northern Africa. The islands have known many rulers and occupying forces -- Carthaginians, Greeks, Romans, Vandals, and Moors. But despite a trove of Bronze Age megaliths and some fine Punic artifacts, the invaders who have left the largest imprint on Balearic culture are the hordes of sun-seeking vacationers who descend every year. (read article)