Vacation in Mistletoe

The mistletoe hung in the castle hall// the holy branch shone on the old oak wall" - Thomas Haynes Bayly. Since ages mistletoe has been celebrated as one of the romantic flowers to illustrate your deep passion for that special someone. Kissing under the shades of the mistletoe tree has been an important part of the Christmas tradition in many of the countries. The mystical luster of mistletoes with its entire sheen and romance has redefined the concept of "celebrating love". What best can utter your passionate yearning for those healing kisses from your beloved than that of the twinkling glimmer of the mistletoes? Whether it the rich- red- ruddy beauty, the purple polish or the white patina of the varied species of mistletoe, it is the much understated delicate brilliancy of the mistletoe bloom which articulates your yearning "Kiss me" in the most elegant way.

• The Marineland Majorca is a very interesting theme park. Marine zoo regularly holds fascinating shows by dolphins, parrots and sea lions. These shows are indeed a very enriching experience, as they are not only entertaining but will also enlighten you about the tremendous abilities of these animals.
  
  
• The Soller Railway or Antique Train, a 27 km long railroad connecting the city of Palma de Mallorca with the little town of Soller, is a scenic journey through the thirteen passageways of Serra de Tramuntana, which will furnish you with gorgeous views of the surrounding landscapes.
  
  
• To add a touch of eeriness to your holiday, visit the colossal 14th century Bellver Castle or Castell de Bellver which is presently the cardinal history museum of Majorca.
  
  
• Museu d'Art Espanyol Contemporani, Fundacion Juan March is an important art museum which exhibits the creations of famous 20th century Spanish artists like Dali, Miro, Juan Gris, Picasso and Antoni Tapies.
  
  
• Es Baluard Contemporary Art Museum is another important art museum of Majorca.
  
  
• The Poble Espanyol, a specialty museum, is in fact a captivating Spanish village depicting numerous dashes of architecture ranging from typical Spanish houses to reproduction houses from Toledo, Madrid and Cordoba.
  
  
• For the sporty lover, the Canyamel Golf Club and Son Vida are golf courses which should not be missed out at any cost.
• After a tiresome and eventful day, you can relax in one of the many restaurants of Camp de Mar, a highly evolved stretch of beach which has become a major tourist spot of Majorca.
  
  
• Get enthralled by the phantasmagoric atmosphere of Abaco, a bar well known for its outré interiors. It resembles a church and is decked by a fruit theme.

• The highest point in Menorca, Monte Toro is a central tourist spot. With just a café, a shop and a small chapel on it, Monte Toro offers wonderful perspectives of the land beneath.
• The Mahon Port is another interesting tourist destination of Minorca. Spend your day here by going for boat rides, tasting many samples of gin from the Gin Factory and touring the old spooky fort of La Mola filled, as it is, with secret passageways.
• If you are interested in swimming and wish to activate your holiday with challenging activities, the lovely beach of Es Grau is the ideal place for you.