Costa Teguise has been home to a golf course for over 30 years  and there is also a new course in Puerto Del Carmen.

Both have stunning scenes of the mountain side to the coast and offer buggy, trolley, club hire and have bars and restaurants.

The bi-lingual staff are happy to help from absolute beginners to advanced players and are perfect for all year round playing.

The course in Puerto Del Carmen has wide fairways and fast greens along with unique views of the Atlantic ocean set in natural surroundings.green fees start at 56 euros

The course in Costa Teguise is surrounded by 3500 palms and is an oasis surrounded by fantastic views.It was opened in 1978 and playing golf here provides an incredible experience in a breath taking environment.

Fees start at 55 euros in low season 1/5-30/9 . High season is 1/10 -30/4

There is a new course planned for Playa Blanca starting in 2011 making Lanzarote a perfect golf holiday spot.

Son Vida Golf 18 holes Tel 971 79 12 10        

Son Muntaner Golf 18 holes Tel 971 79 12 10

Real Golf de Bendinat 18 holes Tel 971 40 52 00

Golf de Poniente 18 holes Cala Figuera Tel 971 13 01 48

Santa Ponca I 18 holes Tel 971 69 02 11

Santa Ponca II 9 holes Tel 971 23 25 31

Santa Ponca III memebers only Tel 971 232531

Golf de Andratx Camp de Mar 18 holes Tel 971 23 62 80

Son Termens Golf Club Sta Maria 18 holes Tel 971 61 78 62

Golf de pollenca 9 holes Tel 971 53 32 16

Club de golf Alcanada Pto Alcudia 18 holes Tel 971 54 95 60

Capdepera Golf  Capdepera Arta 18 holes Tel 971 81 85 00

Canyamel Golf Capdepera 18 holes Tel 971 84 13 13

Pula Golf 16 Pula Golf Son Servera 18 holes Tel 971 81 70 34

Golf Son Servera Son Servera 9holes Tel 971 84 00 96

La Rotana Golf De Manacor 9 holes -hotel guests only Tel 971 84 56 85

Golf Vall D’Or -S’horta Felantix 18 holes Tel 971 83 70 68

golf Son Antem lluc major 36 holes

Golf Park Puntiro -Palma 18 holes Tel 971 60 38 51

Golf Son Quint – Son Vida 18 holes Tel 971 79 12 10

Golf Son Gual – Finca Son gual 18 holes

golf Maioris Llucmajor 18 holes

Majorca is a great place to play golf all year round so depending on your preference you can play in the hot months or if you prefer the cooler spring or autumn months you will find a course with all you need.

Majorca is a place highly popular as holiday destination, particularly for tourists from Germany, the United Kingdom, Ireland and the Scandinavian countries. With its amazing hidden natural treasures and landscapes, tourists and travellers alike will surely be mesmerized. 

Majorca or Mallorca, whatever way you prefer to spell it, and whatever way you wish to pronounce it, is the largest of Balearic Islands, and along with its sister islands of Formentor, Menorca and Ibiza, lies in the Mediterranean Sea off the south east coast of mainland Spain.

Flying time from most UK airports is around two – two and a half hours and on arrival local time is one hour ahead of Greenwich Mean Time. Whatever you enjoy in life you will find plenty of things to do in Mallorca. The terrain is so changeable, from coastal to mountain to beautiful open countryside,that it is difficult to explore in a short two week stay, which is why people return year after year.
The majority of beaches in Mallorca are kept to a high standard of cleanliness and it is usually safe to swim in most areas. One of the best ways to tour the island is to hire a car or bike so that you can see everything at your own leisure. A must is to get the ancient train to Soller, travelling through olive groves to this picturesque town.

The first recognisable landmark on the final approach before landing will be the magnificent 14th Century Gothic cathedral at nearby Palma, and the sight of it from the air never ceases to take your breath away. The airport, is a large modern facility, and is located in the south of the island just outside the capital of Palma.

Since the onset of major tourism in the 1960,s Mallorca has without doubt been a popular tourist detination with a mulitude of nationalities offering a wide range of attractions to suit everyone.

Lanzarote is the eastern most island of the Canary Islands and has a volcanic origin, born through fiery eruptions and has solidified lava streams as well as extravagant rock formations.

Enjoy the heavenly nature amidst this wondrous island with secrets yet to unfold.

 The Canary islands is home to Lanzarote which lies 100 Km from the African coast and has an all year round ambient temperature of 20-30 degrees.

The islands are a Spanish community and a region of the European community.

Lanzarote is a friendly, welcoming island with a great deal to explore from it,s fantastic beaches to the volcano tour where it appears you are travelling back through time to pre-hisoric era.

There are a wide choice of high quality restaurants to choose from and some of the best tapas you will find in Spain.

You can spend a great day meandering through the wine region where you can stop and enjoy some wine tasting and a leisurely lunch.

Some of the best beaches can be found on the Papagayo natural park with clear blue seas and white sand beaches you will never want to leave.

For over 90 years there has been a tram running to the Port of Sollier form the old town of Sollier and is well worth a visit. The road can become busy during the summer so why not take the train and meander through the country side through orange groves and vineyards

 From a converted 17th Century manor house in the old town of Soller, the old tram clatters its way down to Palma around 5 times everyday. Both tourists and locals alike, have been making this journey now for the past 90 years in the vintage brass and mahogany carriages that are a trademark of this train, whilst admiring the breathtaking scenery en-route.

The old Roman town of Pollensa can still be found 5km inland from the port, and it is certainly worth a visit with many of the narrow streets dating back to the 18th Century.

The old church in Sineu is well worth a visit and is now home to the local nuns. The church has been there for over 700 years and has been the center of village life for decades .

Sinue is also the home of an ancient market that has been held here for over 700 years and still trades in animals and local produce.

The market started trading in 1306 and is one of the oldest and most interesting in Majorca.

Binisalem is a town located in the middle of the island and is a wine producing region and is full of bodegas and vineyards. It is unspoilt by tourism and here you can enjoy a typical Mallorcian lifestyle.

There are many art galleries and museums located in Palma and are well worth a visit.

A glass blowing demonstration is well worth a visit and you can pick up a great bargain to take home with you.

Many theater shows tour around Spain and make a stop in Palma you can catch a Broadway show during the year.

Manacor is home to the Majorican Pearl Factory and is open to the public and well worth a visit.

Segway Human Transporter is an intelligent way to move yourself by only balancing your body a little forward or backward you are driving easily with fun.

 If you are in the Playa de Palma or near, the Segway Tour is a funny way to move around the coast and have a look at the area.

pearls factory, an institution itself in this area that has an open area for visitors.

The pearl factory is an insitution in itself and has an open area for

Mallorca Helicopter  tours are a great way of seeing Mallorca from the air and discovering new and interesting facts.

The Nemo Submarine, with its main base in Magaluf, gives you the chance to safely and comfortably explore Majorca’s under water world in a real submarine.

The pirate show in Magaluf/Palma is a great night out with or without the children

With the sea as nearly the only way of communication, Soller and the Port, the most isolated areas by land of the island in the past , have an old and long history on overseas communication. The Museum of the Sea in the Puerto of Soller, Mallorca  captures this ancient history of Majorca.

Marineland is one (if not the one) of the most famous aquatic shows in Mallorca and a children’s favourite. A Dolphins, sea lions, exotics birds and penguins spectacle running every day in Calvia, not far from Magaluf or Palma Nova.

Bike hire is readily available over the island and is a great way of getting about.

There are a few ranches where you can ride horses and ponies guided tours are designed to your ability.

A bus trip from Puerto del Carmen to Costa Tguise will take around 30-40 minutes stopping at playahonda and Arreciffe on route.

You can take the ferry from two ports in Lanzarote and they will take you to the other Canary Islands and main land Spain.

The ferry to Cadiz, Gran Canaria and Tenerife leaves from the port in Arrecife and takes between 12 and 20 hours.

The ferry and fast cat to fuerteventura takes between 20-40 minutes and leaves from the port in Play Blanca.

Taxi,s are cheap and readily available from all over the island and a trip from the airport to Costa Teguise or Puerto del carmen will cost around 25 euros.

Located in Palma in Estcio International Placa Espanya you can take the train or the bus to explore the island.

With numerous taxi ranks and public bicycles for hire there are plenty of options for getting aorund.

The train runs from Palma to Inca-Manacor from 05.44 until 22.09 and costs  from 1.80 euros Monday – Friday

Sundays and holidays 06.09 – 22.04

You can take the old tram from Sollier to the Port of Sollier 10 euros one way 17 euros return from 07.00 until 20.40

You can take the bus from the airport to almost anywhere on the island  with many stops throughout Plama providing a network to reach even the smallest of the villages.

Some visitors have stated the caves should be declared one of the ninth wonders of the world.

Guided tours are available though out the caves providing a great adventure for your holiday and an unforgettable day out as you take in the decorated chambers and passageways where there are magnificent stalagmites and stalactites sculptured by the water through out millions of years.

The Coves of Campanet are located in the north of the island within easy reach of the main motorway to Alacudia.exit 37 Palma-Sa Pobla- Port D’Alacudia Tel 971 51 61 30.

The Coves de Arta are located on the north east coast of Mallorca and are signed posted Carretera de las Cuevas,s/n open all year except 25th December and 1st January.

You can arrive at the caves via the boat which leaves Cala Ratjada( summer only )

The Caves of Drach is the most popular of caves with the visiting tourists.

There are three main caves, Cueva Negra (Black Cave), Cueva Blanca (White Cave) and Cueva Luis Salvator, at the end of which is a place called La ventana (the window).

Through la ventana there is a huge lake, now known as Lago Martel (Lake Martel), behind which is the latest discovery of the caves, now known as Cueva de los Franceses (Cave of the French).

There are no guided tours, the visitors make there own way at there own time, allowing them to take in the spectacular stalactites and stalagmites which decorate this natural wonder. On reaching the lake, there is an hourly concert of classical music provided by live musicians as they float along the lake on boats. A short boat trip for tourists is available.

The caves are located 1.5km (0.9 miles) south of Porto Cristo. Enter into Porto Cristo, and then follow the road signs marked clearly “CUEVAS DEL DRACH”

Price for 2010 : € 11.50
Children under 8 Free

A 3Km hike along it,s easygoing paths offers the possibility to enjoy more than 30 amazing water falls.

This leads to the main recreation area where our bar and  BBQ services as well as our refreshing mountain rock pools.

A stunning paradise waiting for you to explore.

This is a great day out and although it is a 3 km walk it is a very gentle meander through the pine forests.

There are wild peacocks showing off along route along with some spectacular views along the mountain range to the coast.

Open all year round 10am until 19.00. It is recommended a very comfortable pair of shoes , water and a camera for the walk.

You can take a pack lunch or some BBQ to enjoy at the bottom whist watching the bird of prey show.