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Playa Moreia Apartments S’illot Majorca SEA VIEW
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🇩🇪 • Blick von unserem Balkon während unseres letzten Aufenthalts. • Tolle Lage zum Strand, Bars und Restaurants. • Wir waren schon einmal hier und haben es immer genossen. • Das Personal ist super freundlich. • Wir buchen Halbpension und das Essen war immer gut. • In den Räumen hinter dem Gebäude wird es sehr heiß, da am späten Nachmittag bis zum Sonnenuntergang die volle Sonne scheint. • Die Klimaanlage war nicht wirklich effektiv. • Alles in allem würde ich den Aufenthalt in diesen Apartments wärmstens empfehlen. • View from our balcony during our recent stay. • Great location for beach , bars and restaurants. • We’ve stayed here before and have always enjoyed it. • Staff are super friendly. • We stay half board and food has always been good . • Rooms to rear of building get very hot as get full Sun during late afternoon until sunset. • Air conditioning was not really effective. • Overall would thoroughly recommend staying at these apartments. • Die Klimaanlage war nicht wirklich effektiv. • Alles in allem würde ich den Aufenthalt in diesen Apartments wärmstens empfehlen. • S'illot is a small tourist town on the south east coast of the Balearic Island of Mallorca, Spain, divided between the council areas of Manacor and Sant Llorenç des Cardassar. The two districts are separated by the river Torrent de Ca n'Amer[2] which is spanned by a large bridge in the town. A range of seaside leisure activities take place in the town. At the entrance to the town there is prehistoric settlement that is well preserved. • S'Illot is located 63 km east of Palma de Mallorca and 16 km east of Manacor. The little cove of Cala Morlanda and the wide beach of Cala Moreia are situated to the town's south, while the resort of Sa Coma lies immediately to its north.[3] There is a headland of craggy rock projecting out into the sea between S'illot and Sa Coma.[4] • S'Illot is near the larger town of Porto Cristo and other tourist resorts such as Cala Millor.[5] It is linked to Palma and to Palma de Mallorca Airport by the Autovia MA-15 highway that crosses the island from east to west. • The word Illot is Catalan for islet , and the name is derived from a small rocky island off the coast.[3] The site of the town was occupied in prehistory, but was abandoned around the second century BC at the time of the Romanisation of Mallorca following the Second Punic War.[2] • Modern S'illot developed from a fishing village and fishing boats still work from a small harbour.[6][7] The town originated as summer resort for the inhabitants of Manacor in the 1930s. The division of Ca n'Amer de S'Illot into development plots was approved in 1948 and the urban development of S'Illot took place from 1959. In 1965 S'Illot and Cala Millor together had 19 hotels with a total of 1414 beds.[3] Tourism is now the town's primary economic activity. • The town is mostly flat.[5] Its beach is 350 metres long with an average width of 50 metres.[6] It is a sandy Blue Flag beach and is backed by a promenade[8] with bars, restaurants, cafes and tourist shops.[7] Beach-related facilities include lifeguards, showers and the rental of sun loungers, parasols and watersports equipment.[6] • The town has many hotels[5] but is quieter than the neighbouring resort of Sa Coma with few lively bars, the evening entertainment being mainly provided by the hotels.[7] One of the liveliest nightspots in the town is the Crazy Monkey cocktail bar.[8] There is also a small Eroski supermarket called aprop [9] and a tourist information office.[10] S'illot is on a number of bus routes.[5] • It is difficult to measure the population of this tourist town due to its membership of two different municipalities. According to data from 2016, 243 inhabitants lived in the Sant Llorenç part and 1745 in the Manacor part. However, the latter figure also includes residents of the small resort of Cala Morlanda.[1] As many of the dwellings are second homes, the population increases notably the summer months.[3] • IF YOU ARE PLANNING TO VISIT MALLORCA SOON PLEASE VISIT CHANNEL ⬇️ • / @mallorcaunderthesun • • 🇬🇧 • Thanks for watching • 🇩🇪 • Danke fürs zuschauen • 🇬🇧 • PLEASE LIKE SUBSCRIBE IT REALLY HELPS TO GROW THE CHANNEL 😊☀️ • 🇩🇪 • Bitte liken und abonnieren, es hilft wirklich, den Kanal zu vergrößern • ☀️😊 • #majorca #mallorca #sillot #balearicislands #balearic #baleares #spain #vacation#holiday #hotel #seaviewapartments #seaview #seaviewroom #beachfront #seas#oceanviews #fyp
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