All Inclusive Holidays to the Balearic Islands
The Balearic Islands are the ideal venue for a classic Mediterranean beach break where your hotel provides meals, drinks and entertainment, so all you have to do is saunter to the beach. With a wide selection of All Inclusive hotels across the three main islands, there’s plenty of choice for your Spanish island holiday.
Why choose an all inclusive holiday to the Balearic Islands?
The Balearic Islands are a classic choice for a sunny Mediterranean escape, with beautiful beaches, lively resorts and plenty of all inclusive hotels to choose from. Whether you want family fun, a relaxing break or somewhere with a bit more nightlife, there’s an island to suit.
- Majorca is the biggest island, with sandy beaches, mountain scenery, historic towns and lively resorts
- Menorca is the laid-back option, with turquoise waters, secluded coves and a more relaxed pace
- Ibiza gives you the best of both worlds, from famous nightlife and beach clubs to quiet resorts and family-friendly beaches
- Formentera is the smallest and least developed of the main islands, with beautiful beaches and a more peaceful, authentic feel
- All inclusive hotels give you plenty of opportunities to relax, with meals, drinks, pools and entertainment often included in your stay
What is there to do in the Balearic Islands?
Each of the Balearic Islands has its own personality, so you can fill your holiday with watersports, sightseeing, boat trips, shopping, exploring – or just laying out on the beach.
- In Majorca, explore the Tramuntana Mountains, wander around Palma or browse the colourful local markets.
- Menorca is ideal for getting outdoors, whether you’re walking the Cami de Cavalls, cycling along the coast or exploring its many secluded beaches.
- Ibiza is of course the place to be for nightlife and partying until dawn, but there’s more than just the clubs. Explore the historic streets of Dalt Vila, visit hippy markets or take a boat trip for a day exploring Formentera.
Frequently asked questions about all inclusive holidays in the Balearics
An all inclusive Balearic Islands holiday covers the main essentials – flights, transfers,accommodation, breakfast, lunch, dinner and drinks – so you can spend less time worrying about the bill and more time enjoying the sunshine.
Hotels can differ from one another, with some offering kids’ clubs, a la carte restaurants or even spa facilities, so it’s important to check the hotel information before you book, so you know what you’re getting for your money.
One thing to be aware of is the Balearic Islands’ all inclusive alcohol rules. In certain resorts in Majorca and Ibiza, all inclusive guests are limited to six alcoholic drinks a day, with three served at lunch and three at dinner.
The best island depends on the type of holiday you’re after, but Majorca, Menorca and Ibiza all offer incredible all inclusive holidays.
Majorca is the best all-rounder. It has something for families, couples and groups, from the sandy beaches and family-friendly resorts of Alcudia and Cala Millor to the nightlife of Magaluf. For a quieter break, Calas de Mallorca or Camp de Mar are good options, while Palma is ideal if you want sightseeing and shopping alongside your beach time.
For a laid-back family holiday, Menorca is hard to beat. Cala’n Bosch has a sheltered bay and marina great for calm days, while Cala’n Forcat is a good option if you want a mix of coves, restaurants and activities.
Ibiza is the pick if you want your all inclusive holiday with a little more buzz. Playa d’en Bossa is great for beaches and nightlife, while Es Cana offers a more relaxed family-friendly feel with watersports and the famous Punta Arabí market. For something quieter, try San Antonio Bay, where you still won’t be too far if you’re looking for a night out.
And if you want beautiful beaches and a peaceful escape, consider Formentera. It’s smaller and less developed than its neighbours, with clear waters, sandy beaches and a more chilled-out feel.
Popular all inclusive hotels in the Balearic Islands
Looking for some inspiration for your all inclusive holiday in the Balearics? Here’s some of our most popular hotels: