Majorca Overview
Whichever resort you're staying in, there's a beautiful stretch of coastline nearby! Almost all Majorcan beaches have been blessed with gently shelving soft sand that leads into shallow, crystal clear water. While inland, Majorca has lush, dense forests of green, all the way to the Tramuntana Mountains in the north-west. As Majorca has been a top destination for over 40 years now, there are literally hundreds of cheap hotels and great value restaurants, making it easy to have low cost holidays here. From the lively bars and clubs in the south, to the peaceful scenery and family activities in the north, there's something for everyone in Majorca. Not sure which resort is best for you? Just read our quick summary of each one below:
Majorca
-
Peace and quiet: Lying on the northern tip of Majorca, Alcudia is pretty much in the opposite direction of the lively Magaluf. That means you’re guaranteed a tranquil atmosphere and a pleasan... Click here for more information
-
A place to relax: Tucked away on the east coast, Cala Bona is one of the quieter resorts in Majorca. As a result, it’s slightly better suited to older couples and families.
Beautiful mar... Click here for more information
-
A selection of beaches: Five quiet little coves are all packed closely together near Cala D’Or. They’re so peaceful, you can just sit back, relax and take in the idyllic surroundings of... Click here for more information
-
Unspoilt beauty: This quiet resort has far fewer tourists than the southern coast, and as such it has retained its character of a quaint fishing village. The town is perched at the foot of huge mou... Click here for more information
-
Party central: Famed for cheap drinks and heaps of fun – we can guarantee if you’re looking for some great nights out Magaluf won’t let you down.
Home comforts: The resort&rs... Click here for more information
-
Home comforts: As it’s been popular since the sixties, Palma Nova has become brilliant at catering to British holidaymakers. You’ll find a wide choice of traditional food and well-known... Click here for more information
-
Stunning coastlines: There are four beaches near to the northern tip of Pollenca – most have awe-inspiring views of the mountains found in this part of the island.
Natural wonders: Rambl... Click here for more information
-
Quiet for families: To the south-west of the island, Santa Ponsa is a much calmer resort than its neighbour Magaluf. That, combined with the three gentle beaches here, makes Santa Ponsa a family-fr... Click here for more information
-
Natural wonders: Soller is very close to the Tramuntana Mountain Range which sprawls across the north-west of Majorca. It’s well worth your time to make a visit and take in all of the breatht... Click here for more information
