Majorca Holidays
Things to do in Majorca
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Holy Week
Palma is the place to be during Holy Week in Majorca. Processions fill the streets every evening in the week leading up…
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Corpus Cristi
This Catholic festival – which translates to ‘Body of Christ’ – is celebrated throughout Spain. In Palma, there’s a…
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Festival of San Juan
This ancient festival honours the Summer Solstice. It’s celebrated island-wide, but the main events are in Palma and…
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Check out Puerto Pollensa Beach
This sand and pebble stretch is a tale of two halves. Head one way down the pine-shaded promenade and you’ll find a…
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Delve inside Palma Cathedral
Palma’s centrepiece is its Gothic cathedral. All pinnacles and flying buttresses, it’s the jewel of the old town,…
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Explore Cala d’Or’s Beaches
You’ve got a string of sandy little coves to choose from here, and they all come with a craggy mountain backdrop that’s…
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Meet the animals at Marineland Majorca
Marineland Majorca is around an hour and a half’s drive from Sa Coma and Alcudia. But, with residents including…
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Relax on Es Trenc
If you’re looking for peace and quiet, you’ll find it on this back-to-nature number, a 30-minute drive from Cala d’Or.…
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Peer into the Caves of Drach
Mother Nature did herself proud with this place. These 4 chambers burrow into limestone cliffs near Porto Cristo.…
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Visit the Lluc Monastery
Back in the 13th century, a shepherd boy chanced upon a wooden statue of the Virgin Mary in mountain woodlands near…
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Beach hop at Calas de Mallorca
Cala Domingo Gran is the main spot for sunloungers and beach bars. It can get busy, but you’ve got the more peaceful…
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Rincón de Pepe, Cala Egos beach
The star of the show at this ramshackle restaurant, 10 minutes’ walk from the marina, is the suckling pig. It’s as…
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Enter the walled city of Alcudia
It’d be almost criminal to come to Majorca and not visit Alcudia. Part of a restored walled city on the site of a Roman…
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Visit Jumaica Tropical Park
About 20 minutes out of the resort on the road to Port Cristo, this place is a real labour of love. It took the owners…
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Eat in the town square
Conveniently, the restaurants in Calas de Mallorca are all in the town centre. You’ve got an international mix on the…
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Sign up for watersports on Sa Coma Beach
With its kilometre-long stretch of soft white sand and bright turquoise waters, Sa Coma’s Blue Flag beach is one of…
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Jolly Roger, Marina
This Brit-owned, family-friendly pub is right on the edge of the marina, with terrace-side views of the luxury yachts.…
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Get back to nature at the Tramuntana Mountains
If you’re after a day of action and adventure, head for the Sierra de Tramuntana, a mass of limestone peaks that march…
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