Mallorca; sun, sea, mountains – and Bird Watching too

On Mallorca’s north-west coast

Say ‘Mallorca’ and most people think, “Sun, beaches, mountains, walks, sea-food, sangria …..

Avocet

There’s another excellent reason for visiting this beautiful Balearic island, set in the blue Mediterranean.

Mallorca is home to a surprising number of bird species and acts as a passing-through stop-off for even more bird groups.

Bee-eater

The island’s varied geography, from coastal cliffs to rugged mountains, from wetlands, reservoirs and coastal areas, offer bird life of many kinds a welcoming place to live, rest, feed and breed.

If you’re visiting Mallorca and would like to see some of the resident and visiting birds, take a look at this new map.

It’s an excellent and up-to-date detailed map (waterproof, tear resistant and guaranteed) perfect for touring the island, with a wealth of details such as best beaches, picnic areas, miradors – plus the locations of the best bird-spotting places.

The map reverse details 51 bird species together with photos and ID information.