
Fancy a holiday in the Balearic Islands amid white-sand beaches, crystal-clear waters, charming villages and lively evenings?
The Balearics — made up of Mallorca, Menorca, Ibiza and Formentera — are one of Europe’s most sought-after archipelagos, combining relaxation, seaside pleasures, traditional culture and a festive atmosphere.
Easily accessible from Luxembourg by direct flight or with a stopover, the Balearics can be enjoyed just as well as a couple, with family or with friends, for relaxing stays, discovery tours or city breaks.
Voyages Flammang helps you create a tailor-made trip to the Balearic Islands, combining charming accommodation, beaches, local excursions and itineraries suited to your wishes and your budget.

Between turquoise seas, unspoilt natural landscapes and the Mediterranean way of life, the Balearics win you over with their diversity and offer an ideal destination for a holiday combining relaxation, discoveries and sunshine.
Craving sunshine, turquoise coves and a Mediterranean vibe?
We’ve selected our most in-demand stays in the Balearic Islands, designed to suit every desire: relaxation in Mallorca, a chic atmosphere in Ibiza, the unspoilt calm of Menorca or the crystal-clear lagoons of Formentera.
Whether you’re looking for a seafront hotel, a city-break in Palma, a family holiday or a festive getaway with friends, every offer can be fully customised to match your dates, budget and travel style.
Choose your island, and we’ll create a tailor-made trip to the Balearic Islands for you.
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price per personThe Balearic Islands enjoy a mild, sunny Mediterranean climate that makes it possible to travel for much of the year. The best time mainly depends on your goal: beach, sightseeing, partying or nature.
April – June: ideal for exploring
Pleasant temperatures, islands in bloom and low crowds. Perfect for hiking in Mallorca, visiting Palma or enjoying Menorca’s coves.
July – August: peak seaside season
Warm sea, summer atmosphere and maximum buzz, especially in Ibiza and Formentera. Ideal for beach holidays and festive stays.
September – October: the favourite period
Water still warm, gorgeous light and a calmer level of visitors. An excellent time for a couple’s or family break.
November – March: Mediterranean mildness
Ideal for city trips to Palma, cycling and hikes in the Tramuntana, far from the crowds.
The largest island in the archipelago, Mallorca charms visitors with its exceptional diversity: family-friendly beaches, wild coves, mountain villages and an elegant capital. It perfectly combines seaside relaxation and cultural discoveries, making it an excellent choice for a first trip to the Balearic Islands.
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Listed as a Biosphere Reserve, Menorca is the most unspoiled of the Balearic Islands. It charms with its peaceful atmosphere, natural coves, and traditional villages. Less lively than Ibiza or Mallorca, it is ideal for a quiet stay in the heart of unspoiled nature.
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Known for its nightlife, Ibiza also reveals a bohemian and elegant side. Between secret coves, hippie markets, and an UNESCO-listed old town, the island appeals as much to party lovers as to travellers in search of spectacular scenery.
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Absolute must-sees:
The smallest island in the archipelago, Formentera is a true paradise of white sand and crystal-clear waters. Accessible by boat from Ibiza, it offers a peaceful setting, ideal for relaxing in an exceptional natural environment.
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Looking for inspiration and first-hand stories?
Let yourself be guided by the experiences of those who have already explored this fascinating country. You’ll find a wealth of information to plan your own adventure.
The Balearics come in a multitude of vibes: family relaxation, a romantic getaway, a party holiday, or a nature discovery trip. Depending on your travel style, some islands will suit you better than others.

Mallorca and Menorca are particularly well suited to holidays with children thanks to their shallow beaches, modern facilities, and the many fun activities on offer. Short distances make getting around easier and let you make the most of your stay.
You’ll especially enjoy:

With their intimate coves, romantic scenery and spectacular sunsets, the Balearic Islands are the perfect setting for a getaway for two. The Mediterranean atmosphere invites relaxation and special moments.
To enjoy as a duo:

Ibiza and certain areas of Mallorca attract groups of friends looking for lively beaches, water sports and a festive nightlife. Between sunny days and vibrant evenings, the archipelago offers an ideal balance between relaxation and entertainment.
Not to be missed:
Le nom Baléares vient du grec ancien baleárides, signifiant « ceux qui lancent la pierre », en référence aux redoutables frondeurs de l’Antiquité qui défendaient l’archipel.
Aujourd’hui, ce sont leurs couchers de soleil qu’on vise… pour ne jamais les manquer !
The official currency in the Balearic Islands is the Euro (€). Credit cards are very widely accepted. It’s useful to have a bit of cash for small shops or markets. ATMs (cajeros automáticos) are plentiful.
Spanish and Catalan are spoken, but English is very common in tourist areas.
The sockets are type C and F, identical to those used in France, Belgium and Luxembourg.rnNo adapter is required.
Very safe destination:
The cost of living is generally lower than in Luxembourg.
The Balearic Islands are part of Spain in the European Union.
No visa required
European Health Insurance Card recommended

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Crystal-clear beaches, wild coves, Mediterranean villages, or a festive atmosphere.
We design a personalized, turnkey itinerary in the Balearic Islands for you, tailored to your dates, your budget, and your travel style.
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Start by choosing the island that suits your profile: Mallorca for a complete vacation, Menorca for peace and quiet, Ibiza for the atmosphere, Formentera for its heavenly beaches. Remember to book early in high season (accommodation, ferries, car) and then plan a balanced itinerary between beaches, villages, and excursions.
For a first trip to the Balearic Islands, Mallorca is often the best choice. The island combines beautiful beaches, mountain villages, and the historic city of Palma. Menorca is ideal for a quieter stay, while Ibiza attracts visitors with its festive atmosphere and beaches.
The duration depends on the island chosen and the program:
This allows you to enjoy the beaches, villages, and natural landscapes.
The budget depends on the season and the island chosen. On average:
€650 to €1,050 for a week in Mallorca
€900 to €1,400 in Ibiza during high season
€700 to €1,100 for Menorca
Prices are generally more attractive in spring and September.
Swimming is possible mainly from May to October. The Mediterranean Sea is warmest between July and September, but temperatures remain pleasant in early fall.
An excellent family destination thanks to:
Allow around a 2h15 flight to Palma or Ibiza, with quick transfers to hotels and beaches.
For a quieter stay in the Balearic Islands, choose Menorca or certain rural areas of Mallorca. These regions offer unspoiled natural landscapes and a more authentic atmosphere than the busy tourist areas.
Restaurants in the Balearic Islands are generally affordable. On average, you can expect to pay:
Prices may be higher in certain areas such as Ibiza or in restaurants by the sea.
Formentera for its idyllic beaches and peaceful atmosphere, or Menorca for its natural landscapes and intimate vibe.
Yes, especially in Mallorca and Menorca. A car lets you explore hidden coves, villages and natural landscapes that are hard to reach by public transport.
The best season runs from May to June and from September to October: pleasant weather, warm sea and fewer tourists. July–August remains ideal for those who love a lively summer atmosphere.
Yes, ferries easily connect the main islands. A popular itinerary is to combine Ibiza + Formentera or Mallorca + Menorca to vary landscapes and experiences.