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Holidays to Ca’n Picafort are all about taking it easy. The long sandy beach starts right on your doorstep, the lively town is completely walkable, and the seafront bars and restaurants offer great views over the bay.
Ca'n Picafort
Are you looking for a long sandy beach with lively bars and restaurants that's also ideal for the little ones? Well, Ca’n Picafort ticks all those holiday boxes and offers a perfect spot for relaxing after a Mediterranean cruise.
The emerging Cruise & Stay hot-spot
Ca’n Picafort is a lesser-known area of Majorca, tucked away on the Bay of Alcudia on the north east of the island. Other areas of the island are still accessible, such as the town of Alcudia, which is only a 20-minute drive away. Though, considering Ca’n Picafort has all the facilities you need for a cracking beach break at the beginning or end of a cruise holiday, you won't need to venture far.
Beach days
The jewel in Ca’n Picafort’s crown is its long crescent-shaped beach. Gently sloping to the sea, it’s perfect for paddling tots and sand-castle building kids. While teens and adults will enjoy the huge range of watersports on offer. From jet-skiing and banana-boating to paragliding and windsurfing, there's no end to the fun.
Eat, drink and dance
The streets of Ca’n Picafort are lined with bars and restaurants to suit all tastes. From traditional Majorcan tapas to international cuisine, you will find it here. And whether it’s a karaoke bar that takes your fancy, or sipping sangria while overlooking the ocean, there are evening options for everyone, too. There are even two discos for dancing the night away.
A town for trinkets
Head to Ca’n Picafort’s palm-lined main strip, Paseo Colon, for a parade of shops to haggle over some souvenirs and trinkets. The street is also dotted with bars and restaurants, so take a leisurely stroll and stop for ice-cream to cool down under the warm Majorcan sun. Paseo Colon leads down to Ca’n Picafort’s harbour, where you’ll find seafood restaurants serving fresh-from-the-ocean fare.
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- On the beach
- By a nature reserve
- Great coastal views
Prices from £781 per person
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- Big pool
- Lots of entertainment
- Near the beach
Prices from £786 per person
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- 10-minute walk to a beach
- Close to lots of restaurants
- Big pool
Prices from £774 per person
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Choose from a selection of cruises that you can combine with a stay in this destination
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- Top up your tan on the Blue Flag beach
- Haggle for souvenirs at the market
- Pedal through S’Albufera Natural Park
Weather
Average monthly temperature and rainfall for Ca'n Picafort.
TEMPERATURE (°C)RAINFALL (mm)
| Month | Temperature | Rainfall |
|---|---|---|
| JAN | 15.0 | 37.0 |
| FEB | 16.0 | 30.0 |
| MAR | 18.0 | 19.0 |
| APR | 20.0 | 29.0 |
| MAY | 24.0 | 33.0 |
| JUN | 28.0 | 13.0 |
| JUL | 31.0 | 4.0 |
| AUG | 32.0 | 14.0 |
| SEP | 28.0 | 54.0 |
| OCT | 24.0 | 64.0 |
| NOV | 19.0 | 59.0 |
| DEC | 16.0 | 45.0 |
WHEN TO GO
Spain has a typically Mediterranean climate. In the Balearic Islands, things start to heat up in May, when you’re looking at highs in the mid-20s. Temperatures reach their peak in July and August, with the mercury topping 30°C. Things are much the same on the mainland, with mild spring and autumn months, and summers that see plenty of sunshine and temperatures in the high 20s. Further south, the Canary Islands enjoy mild, sub-tropical weather. Dubbed the ‘Islands of Eternal Spring’, they rarely see temperatures dip below 20°C in winter and 25°C in summer. The western islands see the most rain, although during the summer it’s only the odd shower here and there.
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Follow the nature trails at S’Albufera Natural Park
To the north of Ca’n Picafort there’s a huge expanse of wild beauty in the form of S’Albufera Natural Park. This protected…
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Beach hop at Ca’n Picafort
The main beach here is a Blue Flag winner. It comes with well over a kilometre of white sand that’s packed with parasolsand…
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Eat swordfish at a harbourfront restaurant
The town’s working harbour is home to some great seafood restaurants, where the al fresco tables come with perfect waterfront…
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Have a fun night out on the town
Ca’n Picafort’s small size means bar-hopping is a cinch here. So in just one evening you can have drinks in one of the Brit…
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Cas Padri
Cas Padri is one of those restaurants that gets plenty of repeat visitors. The friendly staff and bay-side view certainly…
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