Things To Do in Majorca

With holidays to Alcudia, you get one of the longest beaches in Majorca, an old town with cobbled streets and pavement cafés – plus historic Roman ruins on the side.

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 C’an Pastilla are situated on the eastern edge of the Bay of Palma, connected to the capital by a seafront promenade. The resort’s home to the family-friendly Cala Estancia beach and Palma Aquarium, all while being just a 15-minute bus ride from Palma’s historic centre.

Paguera holidays are pretty popular among party people. This lively Spanish resort in Majorca has everything you’d expect from a getaway to the Balearic Islands, from silky soft beaches to pulse-raising watersports.

Sa Coma holidays make for easy family‑focused Balearic getaways, with Blue Flag sands and a calm, relaxed setting on Majorca’s east coast. The resort blends authentic Spanish island hospitality with the appeal of a Mediterranean getaway, all in a climate boasting around 300 days of sunshine.

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.

San Agustin holidays put you close to some of Majorca's heaviest hitters, including Palma – the capital city – Magaluf and Palma Nova.