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Neither Majorca nor Ibiza. An island with its own population who scorn their cousins of more popular fame. One road runs the length of the island and connects the old capital of Ciudella with the more modern one of Mahon.
A strange landscape similar to the rest of the Balearics, but with an identity of its own. The north of the island is rugged and separated from the south by the main road. The gentler countryside of the south has the occasional tiny calas or coves to tempt the tourist with their golden sand and sheltered bays.
A strange landscape similar to the rest of the Balearics, but with an identity of its own. The north of the island is rugged and separated from the south by the main road. The gentler countryside of the south has the occasional tiny calas or coves to tempt the tourist with their golden sand and sheltered bays.
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