Things To Do in Majorca

Holidays to Arenal contain all the classic sun-seeking ingredients – a huge swathe of sand, countless sea-facing restaurants and a generous helping of bars.

Holidays to Cala San Vicente take you to a peaceful Majorcan fishing village, which has retained its traditional charm, and also boasts three great beaches.

Cala Vinas holidays plant you in a chilled-out coastal spot, a stone's throw from big-name locations like Magaluf and Palma.

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.

Palma Nova holidays are easy Balearic Island getaways on the south‑west coast of Majorca. They’re centred on a trio of white‑sand beaches and a relaxed, family friendly atmosphere.

"In the centre of the Serra de Tramuntana mountain range in the north of Majorca, surrounded by the highest peaks on the island, is one of its most unique spots. Sitting in a beautiful bowl-shaped valley of orange groves is Sóller. A town of steep, narrow streets and old mansions, its wealth was created in the 18th and 19th century by fruit plantations. Connected to Palma by a famous railway that takes a stunning route through the countryside, its added attraction is Puerto de Sóller, a centuries old town built around a natural harbour, that is a 5km tram ride away."