Photographes à Majorque

Mallorca covers more ground than visitors expect. Palma gives a sandstone cathedral standing directly above a seafront pool of water, plus an old town of courtyards and shuttered façades. North and west, the Serra de Tramuntana runs the length of the coast in terraced olive groves and stone villages — Deià, Valldemossa, Sóller — with viewpoints over cliffs that drop straight into the sea. Between them are the calas: small turquoise coves reached down pine-covered paths. It is the strongest wedding and honeymoon island in Spain, with German and British clients dominating.