Beyond sun-washed summers and seductive Mediterranean beaches, each month brings an exquisite beauty to Spain’s irresistible Balearic Islands, which reveal a deliciously quieter side outside their peak-tourism months (July and August). Spring and autumn mean outstanding birdwatching, color-changing landscapes, and peaceful hikes between lonely lighthouses and honey-dusted villages, while winter welcomes a sea of almond blossoms. Year-round, you can sip crisp island wines, feast on fresh seafood, wander around ancient cities, dive into cutting-edge art galleries, and much more.
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