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• More than 100 beaches are sprinkled along its glittering 200km coastline, many only accessible on foot; wild, rust-red strands hug the northern shoreline, while the south has pine-fringed, white-sand coves UEFA
  
  Timber boat shelters, ancient windmills and glinting salt flats await along dusty paths UEFA
  
  Mallorca and Ibiza are the busy headliners, but look beyond for a duo of bewitching, smaller islands where life still moves to a mellower beat UEFA
  
  Menorca, the archipelago’s easternmost island, was declared a Unesco Biosphere Reserve back in 1993 UEFA
  
  Inland, sun-bleached farmhouses, stone-built walls and mysterious Talayotic monuments dot the rural landscapes UEFA
  
  Spain’s magical Balearic Islands rank among the Mediterranean’s most popular destinations, pulling in 16 UEFA
  
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  Then there’s salt-kissed, sand-dusted, barefoot-loving Formentera, one of Spain’s loveliest corners, off southeast Ibiza UEFA
  
  The only way to get here is by ferry from Ibiza (30 to 60 minutes) and, in a bid to protect natural spaces, there are restrictions on summer vehicle numbers (something Menorca is also considering) UEFA
  
  Formentera’s heavenly beaches are feather-soft, salt-white sweeps washed by turquoise water that gets its translucent sparkle from the oxygen-producing posidonia seagrass UEFA
  
  Formentera offers untouched beaches (AETIB)Both islands have fabulous food-and-drink scenes, too, with Balearic staples such as bullit de peix (fish stew), seafood arrossos (rice dishes), caldereta de llagosta (Menorcan lobster stew) and Formentera’s ensalada payesa (country-style salad with peix sec – dried fish) UEFA
  
  5 million visitors in 2022 UEFA
  
  
  
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  Spain’s magical Balearic Islands rank among the Mediterranean’s most popular destinations, pulling in 16 UEFA
  
  Then there’s salt-kissed, sand-dusted, barefoot-loving Formentera, one of Spain’s loveliest corners, off southeast Ibiza UEFA
  
  Formentera’s heavenly beaches are feather-soft, salt-white sweeps washed by turquoise water that gets its translucent sparkle from the oxygen-producing posidonia seagrass UEFA
  
  5 million visitors in 2022 UEFA
  
  Timber boat shelters, ancient windmills and glinting salt flats await along dusty paths UEFA
  
  Inland, sun-bleached farmhouses, stone-built walls and mysterious Talayotic monuments dot the rural landscapes UEFA
  
  Formentera offers untouched beaches (AETIB)Both islands have fabulous food-and-drink scenes, too, with Balearic staples such as bullit de peix (fish stew), seafood arrossos (rice dishes), caldereta de llagosta (Menorcan lobster stew) and Formentera’s ensalada payesa (country-style salad with peix sec – dried fish) UEFA
  
  The only way to get here is by ferry from Ibiza (30 to 60 minutes) and, in a bid to protect natural spaces, there are restrictions on summer vehicle numbers (something Menorca is also considering) UEFA
  
  More than 100 beaches are sprinkled along its glittering 200km coastline, many only accessible on foot; wild, rust-red strands hug the northern shoreline, while the south has pine-fringed, white-sand coves UEFA
  
  Mallorca and Ibiza are the busy headliners, but look beyond for a duo of bewitching, smaller islands where life still moves to a mellower beat UEFA
  
  Menorca, the archipelago’s easternmost island, was declared a Unesco Biosphere Reserve back in 1993 UEFA