Holidays to Majorca

Majorca, the largest of Spain's Balearic Islands, offers an unrivalled choice of holiday options with a vast variety of resorts offering superb beaches and a range of accommodation options from luxury resort hotels to apartments and villas catering for all budgets. 

Coupled with the fascinating cosmopolitan city of Palma and the stunning mountain peaks and lush countryside, Majorca offers an unrivalled range of holiday options. Whether you're looking for a family-friendly escape, a romantic getaway, or a luxury retreat, Majorca has it all.

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Beach Holidays in Majorca

The blue flag beaches of Alcudia offer a long expanse of coastline with shallow clear waters perfect for families backed by impressive resort hotels and beach bars and restaurants. A full range of beach amenities including sun loungers and parasols for hire and a vast choice of activities including water sports are available.

Playa de Muro, located on Majorca's northeast coast, is a favourite among visitors for its expansive stretch of golden sand and clear turquoise waters. Ideal for families, the beach offers shallow waters perfect for children and a range of water sports for adventure seekers. With ample facilities, including sunbeds, parasols, and beach bars.

Located in Calas De Majorca, this popular beach is located in a picturesque cove offering a fine white sand beach and clear waters, perfect for a relaxing afternoon. Parasols and loungers are available for hire. A walk along the stunning cliffs next to the beach is recommended.

For those seeking a more secluded and tranquil beach experience, Cala Varques is a hidden gem on Majorca's eastern coast. Accessible via a scenic hike, this unspoiled beach offers crystal-clear waters and dramatic rock formations, making it a perfect spot for snorkelling and exploring marine life.

Bay of Alcudia

Playa de Muro

Cala Antena

Cala Varques

Family Holidays in Majorca

Things to do in Majorca

Palma de Majorca

Palma, the capital of Majorca, is a city rich in history and culture. The Cathedral of Santa Maria of Palma, commonly known as La Seu, is a stunning example of Gothic architecture and a must-see landmark. Visitors can explore the historic Almudaina Palace, the Banys Arabs (Arab Baths), and the Palma Aquarium for a taste of the city's diverse offerings. Palma's old town, with its narrow streets and vibrant atmosphere, is perfect for leisurely strolls and discovering local shops, cafes, and markets. The city's cultural scene is complemented by a variety of museums, galleries and theatres.

Majorca’s Charming Villages

Majorca is home to many picturesque villages, each offering a unique glimpse into the island's traditional way of life. Valldemossa, nestled in the Tramuntana mountains, is famous for its historic monastery and scenic beauty. Deia, known for its artistic community, is a haven for creatives and nature lovers alike. Soller, accessible by a vintage train from Palma, boasts a charming town square and a beautiful port. These villages are perfect for exploring at a leisurely pace, offering opportunities to sample local cuisine, visit artisan shops, and enjoy the stunning landscapes.

Majorca’s Natural Beauty

Majorca offers numerous natural attractions. The Serra de Tramuntana Mountain range, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is perfect for hiking and exploring, offering stunning views and charming villages. The Caves of Drach in Porto Cristo are another must-visit, featuring impressive stalactite formations and an underground lake. Majorca is a perfect destination for cycling where you can take in the island's picturesque landscapes with the Tramuntana area being particularly popular, offering challenging cycling routes and breathtaking scenery.

Water Sports and Diving

The crystal-clear waters surrounding Majorca provide excellent conditions for water sports and diving. The island's coast is dotted with dive sites, such as the Cabrera Archipelago Maritime-Terrestrial National Park, known for its vibrant marine life and underwater caves. For those looking to stay above water, windsurfing, kite surfing, and paddleboarding are popular activities, with schools and rental shops available across the island. The calm waters of Alcudia Bay are perfect for beginners, while experienced windsurfers can head to Pollensa Bay for more challenging conditions.

Where to Stay in Majorca

Majorca offers a vast array of accommodation options, from luxury resort hotels to more affordable options to cater for all tastes and budgets. Popular resorts for families include Alcudia, Calas De Majorca, Sa Coma and Playa De Muro, while the younger holiday makers will head for the nightlife in Magulluf and Palma Nova. For a more authentic experience the resorts of Puerto Pollensa and Puerto Soller are a popular choice.