Beach heaven
Enjoy the white sands of Playa De Palma’s coast. The main beach is a classic Majorcan scene fit for your holiday photo album. The southern shoreline of neighbouring C’an Pastilla will tick boxes for all ages too. Plus, for a Blue Flag beauty, the lesser-known Ciutat Jardí is great.
Check out the city
Fancy a bit of sightseeing alongside your sunbathing? You’re in luck as you’re only a 20-minute drive from the island’s capital – Palma. Admire the iconic La Seu cathedral, browse the Old Town markets and sample tasty Majorcan tapas dishes.
Exciting nightlife
The selection of nearby restaurants means fab eateries for families, while the vibrant bar scene is brilliant for partygoers, so you’ll easy pick a place. As you head towards the resort of El Arenal, things turn up a notch and you can be partying until the sun comes up if you like!
What type of beach can I expect at Playa de Palma?
The beach is long, sandy, and wide, with fine golden sand and clear, shallow waters. It is ideal for families with children due to the gentle slope into the sea. The beach is also lined with palm trees, beach clubs, and plenty of amenities.
Is Playa de Palma suitable for families?
Absolutely. The beach is family-friendly, with lifeguard supervision, calm waters, and nearby facilities such as children’s play areas and restaurants. There are also several family-oriented hotels in the area.
What is the nightlife like in Playa de Palma?
Playa de Palma is well known for its vibrant nightlife, especially towards the El Arenal end, where you’ll find lively German beer halls, bars, and nightclubs. Closer to C’an Pastilla, the atmosphere is more relaxed, with cocktail bars and seaside terraces.
Are there restaurants and shops near Playa de Palma?
The promenade behind the beach is lined with a wide choice of restaurants, cafés, ice cream parlours, and souvenir shops. You will find everything from traditional Spanish tapas bars to international dining options.
When is the best time to visit Playa de Palma?
The most popular time to visit is between May and September, when the weather is sunny and warm, peaking in July and August. For a quieter experience, the shoulder seasons in spring and autumn still offer pleasant temperatures and fewer crowds.
