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    Majorca holidays are packed full of variety. The island’s a cocktail of eye-catching beaches, ancient history and UNESCO-dubbed mountain scenery.

    Palma

    Majorca’s capital’s dolloped on the south-western side of the island, where it’s ruled the roost since the 13th century. These days, crowds flock in droves to make the most of its swanky shopping scene, which brings together top-notch boutiques and purse-friendly souvenir shops. Sights-wise, it’s a winner, too. There’s a giant, 800-year-old Gothic cathedral, and an Arabian-style colonial quarter, complete with Instagram-worthy, pastel-coloured houses.

    Alcudia

    On the other side of the island, you’ll find Alcudia, a resort in Majorca that’s headlined by a bunch of beautiful beaches. This place has a different vibe to Palma, opting for a more relaxed nightlife scene that’s based around seafront bars and restaurants. This hasn’t gotten in the way of history, though. When you’re done sunning yourself on Mediterranean-style white sand, there are loads of Roman ruins to explore around town.

    Serra de Tramuntana Mountains

    This sometimes-snow-capped mountain range calls the shots in Majorca’s north-west, serving up a landscape that looks like it belongs in the Swiss Alps rather than the Balearic Islands. The entire 90-square-kilometre area’s recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a protected nature reserve. Roads weave their way around the mountain slopes. So every time you turn a corner you get a different view of Majorca’s wild, inland scenery.

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    At a glance

    • Splash out on a shopping spree in the city of Palma
    • Hike up to the top of a mountain peak
    • Spread out and make sand angles on a beach in Alcudia

    Destinations in Majorca

    Top Destinations

    • Cala d'Or

      Cala d’Or holidays have their finger in a couple of pies, with an appeal that hooks in families and couples alike.

    • Portopetro

      Porto Petro holidays deliver the kind of quiet that would please a bookworm. Plus, there’s a national park next door.

    • Alcudia

      Alcudia holidays are like Majorca’s multi-pack option. Instead of one standout feature, you get ancient architecture, natural beauty and a stellar beach rolled into one.

    • Cala Bona

      If you like cosy bays, decent seafood and waterfront strolls, then you’re barking up the right tree with Cala Bona holidays.

    • Cala Millor

      A knockout beach, a fun park, laidback restaurants – Cala Millor holidays give you the whole shebang.

    • Cala Ratjada

      Cala Ratjada holidays run at half speed. It’s more chilled out than the island’s bigger beach haunts, but still serves up a cache of beaches, bars and tapas joints.

    • Cala San Vicente

      With holidays to Cala San Vicente in Spain's Balearic Islands, beachy afternoons and mountain-top views are the order of the day.

    • Cala Vinas

      Holidays to Cala Vinas major in peace and quiet and show-stealing views, while nearby Magaluf caters to livelier agendas.

    • Calas de Mallorca

      Holidays to Calas de Mallorca are an easy option. It keeps to the Spain's simple formula of sandy beaches and a bumper dose of family-friendly fun.

    • Camp de Mar

      From jet-skis to hikes and golf to boutique shopping, you won't run out of things to do on holidays to Camp de Mar.

    • C'an Pastilla

      Holidays to C’an Pastilla revolve around the pretty promenade, which rolls out all the way to Majorca’s head honcho, Palma.

    • Ca'n Picafort

      Ca’n Picafort holidays live life in Spain's sandy lane. Plus, you’ll find one of Majorca’s best beaches strapped to its shoreline.

    • Costa de los Pinos

      Holidays to Costa de los Pinos are the ideal choice for lounging by scenic beaches, sipping a quiet cocktail and dining on tasty tapas.

    • Deia

      A favoured haunt of many celebs, holidays to Deia take you to a world of lush olive groves and old Spanish charm.

    • Illetas

      Illetas holidays mean one thing – Spanish luxury. This swanky spot's for holidaymakers who like exclusive breaks and bar service on the beach.

    • Magaluf

      With a delightful stretch of white-sand beach and 24-hour superclubs, holidays to Magaluf deliver relaxation and raves in equal measure.

    • Paguera

      Holidays to Paguera are all about silky-soft beaches, pulse-raising watersports and lively evenings of cocktails and karaoke.

    • Palma

      Holidays to Palma have a little bit of everything. You’ve got great restaurants, historic sights and museums, not to mention a colossal cathedral.

    • Palma Nova

      Palma Nova holidays come with a bucketload of family-friendly perks – from soft-sand beaches and minigolf to easy daytrips into Magaluf and Palma.

    • Playa De Palma

      Holidays to Playa de Palma put you in one of Majorca’s best-known beach resorts, just a short taxi ride from the island’s stylish capital.

    • Pollensa

      Holidays to Pollensa whisk you away to mountain views and ancient architecture, where you can relax on beaches by day and sample fine dining by night.

    • Porto Cristo

      Porto Cristo holidays deliver big on the Bs – beaches, boats and beautiful scenery. The Caves of Drach chuck a more than welcome C into the mix, too.

    • Puerto Pollensa

      Relaxation’s taken seriously on Puerto Pollensa holidays. Hilly countryside plays the part of the picture frame, and the main image is one of sand, sailing boats and swanky properties.

    • Sa Coma

      Sa Coma holidays don’t scrimp on beaches – you’ve got a Blue Flag sweep on your doorstep and another right next door.

    • Santa Ponsa

      Santa Ponsa holidays hit the nail on the head if you’re with the whole clan. There’s a big block of sand, plus more bars and restaurants than you can keep count of.

    • Cala Mesquida

      Holidays to Cala Mesquida bring to the table a soft white-sand beach, waterfront restaurants and turquoise seascapes.

    • Portals Nous

      On holidays to Portals Nous, expect family-friendly beaches, sports clubs and a glitzy marina without the sky-high price tag.

    • Son Severa

      Golf, watersports, cocktails and tapas, all in a setting with bundles of natural beauty – holidays to Son Servera are at the top of their game.

    • Cala Mayor

      Cala Major holidays will have you livin' la vida loca, with a sweeping beach, hush-hush bars and upmarket restaurants on hand.

    • Playa de Muro

      Playa de Muro holidays offer scores of sandy beaches full of family-friendly perks – but without the crowds of nearby Alcudia.

    • San Agustin (Majorca)

      Holidays to San Agustin serve up peace and quiet, while nearby Palma Nova sorts out the nightlife. And Mallorca’s capital Palma is just 15 minutes' drive away.

    • Puig De Ros

      Puig de Ros holidays serve up a generous wedge of Majorcan countryside life. Plus, you’re in the perfect spot for a jaunt to Palma.

    • Alaro

      Peace, tranquillity and sweeping landscapes are the name of the game when it comes to Alaro holidays.

    • Felanitx

      Felanitx holidays deliver easy access to bright beaches from an authentic Spanish town setting.

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    Top things to See and Do in Majorca

    • BEACHES
    • SHOPPING
    • NIGHTLIFE
    • FOOD & DRINK
    • Balearic beauty

      Majorca is the biggest of the Balearics and a magnet for sun-starved Brits. So when it comes to beaches, this island certainly doesn’t shy away. It ticks off everything from huge sandy sweeps at places like Puerto Pollensa, to teeny tiny coves, like the ones you’ll find in Cala d’Or.

    • The big beach

      Alcudia Beach’s powder-soft white sands and child-friendly waters have earned it the title of Majorca’s most popular. It’s a Blue Flag spot and stretches along the island’s east coast for a massive 10 kilometres. Along the sand you’ve got a pick and mix of bars and restaurants to choose from, and if you’re into watersports you can sign up for things like sailing, windsurfing and scuba diving.

    • The secret beach

      If you prefer your beaches a little more laidback, try Cala Tuent. This semi-circular spot is tucked away on Majorca’s northwest coast, surrounded by craggy, pine-clad cliffs. The road leading down is pretty steep and narrow, but the journey is worth it – this is one of the least crowded beaches on the island. Don’t come expecting white sands, though – it’s shingle all the way here. And it’s a good idea to take a packed lunch, as there are no facilities to speak of, which only adds to the hideaway appeal.

    • Bargain Buys

      How much you pay at a Majorcan market depends on your haggling skills. Need some practice? Head for Inca Market on a Thursday. A half-hour drive from Ca’n Picafort, the island’s biggest and best market is a treasure trove of African masks, jewellery and hippy sundresses. You can also pick up cut-price threads at the Sunday market in Pollensa’s old town, a 15-minute drive from Puerto Pollensa.

    • Mid-Range Buys

      Manacor, a 30-minute drive from Cala Bona, is the heart of Majorca’s pearl industry – you can pick up gorgeous necklaces at the Majorica Pearl Factory, where local women have been perfecting the art for years. If you’re in the capital, meanwhile, you’ll recognise high street names like H&M and Massimo Dutti from back home. Head to Porto Pi if you're short on time – the shops here are all under one roof.

    • Designer Buys

      Fans of SATC should head to Avinguda Tagomago in Cala d’Or, which has a load of chic shoe shops tucked in among the fashion boutiques and art galleries. In Alcudia, fashionistas totter over to the port, where Spanish designer, Adolfo Domingues, has opened a store. As for die-hard label-lovers, they flock to Avenida Jaume III – AKA Palma’s top-end shopping street.

    • Laid-back evenings

      Pollensa’s cobbled streets – 15 minutes’ drive from Puerto Pollensa – are pretty much a club-free zone. Wander over to the restaurants on Plaza Mayor for an al fresco plate of paella. After, try climbing the 365 Calavari steps for widescreen views of the city. In Ca’n Picafort, the laidback bars lining the beach were made for watching the waves over a glass of wine

    • Lively evenings

      Magaluf is party central 24 hours a day. Head to the main strip, which is full to the brim with karaoke bars and British-style pubs. Plus, the clubs here draw the crowds like nowhere else on the island – BCM is the biggie, squeezing in 5,000 ravers. Things are marginally less hectic in nearby Palma Nova, where you’ll find big-name clubs like Pacha churning out the tunes.

    • Pa’amb oli

      Pa’amb oli is Spanish for ‘bread with olive oil’, and it’s Majorca’s answer to bruschetta. It’s your typical slab of garlicky rustic bread, topped off with rammellet tomatoes, which have a sharper, more intense flavour than the Italian version.

    • Sopas mallorquina

      Technically this is a soup, but it’s more like a hearty stew. A shallow clay pot is lined with thin slices of bread, and a rich mix of veg, lamb stock, garlic and paprika is poured over the top. It means that by the time you get to the bread, it’s absorbed all the flavours.

    • Arroz brut

      Arroz brut – ‘dirty rice’ – is the island’s take on paella. It gets its name from the tasty morsels of meat stirred into saffron-scented rice. Peer closely at restaurant menus and you might find the traditional version, which is made with hare. More often than not, though, it comes with chicken and pork.

    • Tumbet

      Veggies should keep an eye out for this tasty dish. Fried slices of unpeeled potato and aubergine are layered up with peppers in a clay pot. A rich tomato, garlic and oregano sauce is then spooned over the top, and the whole lot is baked until it’s bubbling. Mop up the juices with some crusty bread.

    • Palo

      Majorcans once used this sweet shot to ward off malaria, but nowadays they knock it back at the start of a meal to warm up their tastebuds. It’s made by mixing caramel with bitter cinchona tree bark, which gives it a really deep, rich flavour.

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    • Alcudia

    • C'an Pastilla

    • Ca'n Picafort

    • Cala Bona

    • Cala Mayor

    • Cala Mesquida

    • Cala Millor

    • Cala San Vicente

    • Cala d'Or

    • Calas de Mallorca

    • Camp de Mar

    • Costa de los Pinos

    • Deia

    • Felanitx

    • Illetas

    • Magaluf

    • Paguera

    • Palma

    • Palma Nova

    • Playa De Palma

    • Playa de Muro

    • Pollensa

    • Portals Nous

    • Porto Cristo

    • Puerto Pollensa

    • Sa Coma

    • San Agustin (Majorca)

    • Santa Ponsa

    • Son Severa

    • Cala Vinas

    • Portopetro

    • Puig De Ros

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