Mallorca but also known as Majorca, is the largest island from the Balearic Islands in Spain. Find it in the west of the Mediterranean Sea, between Ibiza and Menorca. It is one of the few destinations where the sun shines all year round. The beaches of Mallorca stretch over 7 km. Further, the landscapes of olive and almond trees, clear waters, strong blue and fine sand impress tourists. On one hand, the southern side has a modern air, surrounded by first class hotels and villas. On the other hand, the northern side will show you a wild, untouched nature.

The medieval town of Alcúdia is the island’s largest tourist hub from the north side. It is located on a peninsula that separates the bays of Pollença and Alcúdia. Certainly, it boasts a beautiful medieval centre with authentic local atmosphere. Many of Mallorca’s oldest settlements were built inland to provide protection against pirates. However, the port and coastal areas were only developed in more recent times. Because tourism became a major source of income for the island.

Alcúdia is a walled city on the site of a Roman settlement with remains of Roman houses and an amphitheatre. In short, this is a gem of place, a maze of narrow streets enclosed by medieval defensive walls that have been carefully restored as part of Mallorca’s new tourist image. Does it sound interesting? Alcudia will offer you a lifetime holiday. So what are you waiting for? Spend your Alcudia holidays in Majorca with us.

North side of Majorca

The Bay of Pollensa is home to luxury yachts and accommodations. There are a few small beaches in the area, all offering good facilities and also water sports. In short, the warm, shallow waters of the bay make this place very popular for families with small children. During the summer, there is a good selection of shops, bars and pavement cafés.

Alcudia is located in the northern part of the island and is one of the most popular among tourists. The beach here is stretched with fine sand and smooth entrance with very clean blue water. Above all, Alcudia is not only a beach or beachfront walk, but also has a magnificent medieval fortress on whose walls you can admire the whole town.

South side of Majorca

Palma de Mallorca is Mallorca’s vibrant capital, stylish and intimate, bursting with life. Half of the island’s population dwells in this lively city all year round. Palma is a city of modern, hotel chains and shops. However, it still retains much of the old architecture. The Old Town with narrow streets and the restored cathedral stands proud in the centre of this town.

Porto Cristo is a natural harbour and charming little fishing town in the eastern region of Mallorca. You can still see working fishing boats in the harbour, alongside with speedboats and yachts. Porto Cristo is quiet and does not have many activities. In other words, is best for relaxed holidays and is great for families with kids.

Cala d’Or is one of the first coastal tourist resorts in Mallorca, dating back to the 1930s. It is close to the capital of Palma de Mallorca. Thanks to the natural beauty of the beaches and bays of the area is visited by many tourists.

Historic and religious attractions in Alcudia

Alcudia Old Town: There’s nothing like a city wall with narrow cobbled streets to transport you back to medieval times. Therefore, Alcudia Old Town is a beautifully restored walled city with plenty going on inside. You can enjoy fiestas, fairs and fabulous markets, as well as restaurants and boutique hotels.

Pollentia monographic museum: The museum collects materials from the excavations. Over the years it has been nourished by the different objects obtained in successive campaigns in the roman city of Pol·lèntia.

Church of Sant Jaume: Records show that the Church of Sant Jaume dates back to at least 1248. Over the years this house of worship has become a monument to the many styles of architecture that have ruled the island over the last thousand years. Today, it’s an impressive edifice that you have to include on your itinerary.

Beaches of Alcudia

Playa d’Alcudia: Is one of the island’s prestigious Blue Flag beaches, due to cleanliness and sustainability. Stretching nearly 3.5 km long, this beautiful beach has something for everyone. It is popular among locals and especially tourists. Many tourists base their holiday here in one of the many hotels that line the beach and surrounding area. In other words, Playa d’Alcudia is the ultimate activities beach, ideal for children and young people who want to play. So, with sun all year round, you can spend your Alcudia holidays in Majorca and forget about stress.

Coll Baix Beach: This secluded beach is special, due to its idyllic surroundings and because is protected. In other words, it is difficult to reach, the crowds are nearly non-existent and you may even have the beach to yourself.  The stunning beach is popular for those who love the outdoors and don’t mind some hiking.