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When it comes to showing off every type of holiday, Majorca wins hands down. After family fun? Say hello to action-packed resorts bursting with epic waterparks and shows. Looking for luxury? How do swanky ports, VIP beach clubs and exclusive hilltop hideouts sound? Outdoorsy types have the rugged mountain peaks and lush countryside scenes of the north to get lost in, while culture vultures, shoppers and bar-hoppers have their pick of things to do in cosmopolitan Palma. As for the beaches, there are more than 200, with everything from buzzy prom-backed stretches to idyllic cosy coves. Oh, and year-round sunshine? Yep, Majorca’s got that too.
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Hotels in Majorca
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Spanish/Catalan

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Currency

Euro (€)

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Time difference

+1hr

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Local beer

£3.40

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Meal for two

£48.00

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Average flight time

2.5 hrs

The best beaches are in Majorca

As far as Balearic Island Holidays go, Majorca has the lion's share of beaches with white, sandy coastlines running for hundreds of kilometres at resorts such as Playa de Muro and C'an Pastilla. With major seaside resorts like Magalluf and Palma Nova in the mix, no wonder it’s one of the most popular holiday destinations in Europe.

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Inland, Majorca offers up some incredible scenery. There are jagged mountains crossed by cycling routes and hidden-away villages to discover. The capital, Palma City, has a magnificent Gothic cathedral, merging plenty of history with cosmopolitan culture.

Majorca's waterparks

There are six waterparks in Majorca. Aqualand in S’Arenal is great for families with kids and even comes with a mini zoo! Wave House in Magalluf has high-octane wave machines where you can hit the surf in style. At Palma Aquarium, you can get face-to-face with real-life sharks and octopuses.

Where to stay in Majorca

If you're looking for that classic beach resort, Palma Nova's got you covered with a lively promenade and plenty of family fun. Santa Ponsa offers a great mix of beach days and evening buzz, with bars and restaurants galore. Alcudia is a winner for history lovers and beachgoers alike, with its old town and sweeping bay.

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Beaches

Majorca is famous for beaches. You’ll have over 200 to choose from, spanning little coves in Cala D’Or to long sandy stretches in Alcudia. Handily, we’ve picked out many beaches on the island, so you can find the best ones for you and even discover how near they are to our resorts.
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Sights

There are so many things to do and see on your Majorca holiday. Explore historic towns, enjoy fun in the sun with family activities or marvel at some amazing natural wonders. Whether you’re into culture, sport or simply relaxing, you’re bound to find lots that’ll take your fancy.
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Activities

Majorca’s bursting with activities to entertain everyone. Families will love the variety of theme parks, while grown-ups can enjoy everything from fun-packed dinner shows to all sorts of sports.
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Eating and drinking (beaches)

You’ll find a flavour to match your tastes in Majorca. Its tapas bars serve up Spanish favourites and Majorcan delicacies, but you’ll also easily find more familiar comfort food such as Sunday roasts or pies. You can try some authentic drinks here too – look out for the crisp wines of regional vineyards as well as locally made herb-infused liquors.
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Shopping (beaches)

The shops in Majorca span the full range from souvenir-heavy stalls and handy supermarkets to designer boutiques and modern shopping centres. If you’re in town at the right time on your Balearic Island holiday, it’s also well worth checking out the authentic markets that are scattered across the island.
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Nightlife

This Balearic Island is a brilliant place for nights out. You’ve got the lively clubs of the south stretching from Magalluf to Playa De Palma. Fancy a stylish evening? There’s always a chance for cocktails around cosmopolitan marinas, while you’ll also find authentic bars dotted around the countryside.
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What is the best time of year to visit Majorca?

The best time for a classic beach holiday is between May and October, when you can reliably expect warm, sunny weather. July and August are the hottest and busiest months. For hiking, cycling, and exploring without the crowds, the shoulder seasons (April-May and September-October) are perfect, with pleasant temperatures.

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Which is the best resort in Majorca for families?

Alcúdia and Pollença in the north are top choices for families. They offer long, shallow sandy beaches, a wide range of family-friendly hotels, and a more relaxed atmosphere. Cala d'Or, with its sheltered, sandy coves, is also an excellent option.

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Is Majorca good for a walking or cycling holiday?

Absolutely. The Serra de Tramuntana mountain range provides a breathtaking backdrop for serious hikers and cyclists. The terrain varies from challenging mountain trails to gentler coastal paths, making it a premier European destination for active holidays.

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Are Majorca's beaches sandy?

Yes, Majorca is renowned for its diversity of beaches. You'll find long stretches of golden sand (like Playa de Muro), smaller sandy coves (Cala Agulla), and some pebbly beaches, particularly in the rocky north-west. Most popular resort beaches have sunbed and parasol hire.

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