Majorca Holidays

Holidays to Camp de Mar take you to a classy resort on Majorca’s southwest coast, where the golf courses are as chichi as the shops. No wonder Tom Cruise likes it here.

Holidays to C’an Pastilla put the beach on your doorstep. And you’ve got the capital of Palma within easy reach.

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.

If you’re after a pared-down spot with castaway beaches and easy-come-easy-go nightlife, holidays to Costa de los Pinos are just the ticket. No wonder it’s a family favourite.

Holidays to Deia take you to Majorca’s most beautiful village. No wonder so many artists, writers and rock stars have chosen to call it home.

Holidays to Illetas take you to a swanky village just 20 minutes from Palma. It’s the perfect spot for combining a beach holiday with a bit of city action.

Holidays to Magaluf need no introduction. Here, sun-soaked days go hand in hand with neon nights, so you can burn the candle at both ends. A million holidaymakers a year can’t be wrong.

Holidays to Paguera take you to one of Majorca’s most popular holiday destinations. This little town packs a big punch, with a lively atmosphere and your pick of 3 beaches.

Holidays to Palma take you to Majorca’s glammed-up capital. Here you’ve got the culture and attractions of a lively city, together with great beaches & nightlife, too.

Holidays to Palma Nova mean days on a super-sandy beach, bar-hopping nights and adventurous watersports. Plus, there’s Majorca’s sophisticated capital just 20 minutes' drive away.

Holidays to Pollensa bring you a clever combination of stylish restaurants, bustling markets and Roman history. All this and a 4-kilometre beach down on the coast.

Holidays to Porto Cristo take you to a Majorcan fishing village with laid-back charm and great seafood. Plus, one of the island’s biggest attractions is within walking distance.

Holidays to Port d'Andratx line up a slice of high society, with ritzy bistros and high-end fashion labels taking centre stage.

With its long beaches, relaxed marina and picturesque promenade, holidays to Puerto Pollensa give you a taste of the real Majorca in a breathtaking setting.

With a Blue Flag beach, kids’ menus and easy daytrips, holidays to Sa Coma are geared to families. And the Brit ex-pats here will have you feeling right at home.

Holidays to Santa Ponsa take you to a lively resort in Majorca. Here you’ve got a buzzy beach scene, as well as plenty to do after dark.

Holidays to Cala Mesquida offer up a peaceful atmosphere, countryside views, and a postcard-worthy beach.

Holidays to S’Illot are all about silky sands and traditional dining, while neighbouring Sa Coma is on hand for lively attractions and nightlife.

Holidays to Portals Nous tick all the boxes. This seaside resort delivers on soft sandy beaches, traditional markets, and tapas by the sea.

Holidays to Son Servera take you to a quiet corner of eastern Majorca and give you laid-back evenings and authentic island cooking. There are hiking trails around you, and lively Cala Millor just down the road.

The Spanish royals are often spotted on holidays to Cala Mayor. And it’s no wonder – it boasts a standout sandy beach, just along the coast from Palma.

Holidays to Playa de Muro give you a long, sandy beach, laid-back nights and a fantastic national park right on your doorstep.

Holidays to Alaro are all about escaping the crowds. The village is hidden in a green valley, so there’s little noise. But if you fancy a trip out, you’re within reach of Palma’s beaches and bustle.

From the lively weekly market to the impressive local church, holidays to Felanitx are all about getting to know the real Majorca. And the town’s close to the south coast’s sandy coves, too.

Holidays to Llucmajor introduce a charming working town with a backdrop of almond orchards, terraced hills and secretive coves.