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Where to stay in Majorca?

Making a break for Majorca? Find out where to stay.

Majorca's sandy beaches make it a summer holiday staple. And, when it comes to great places to stay, this Balearic Island has the variety to prove it. 


Whether you’re after a sea-view hotel, a boutique hotel, or a rural hotel, you’ll find your perfect hideaway on this island. Adults-only hotels and family-friendly places are on the cards, too. So, where should you start when you’re browsing for your Majorca holiday? Well, you’re in the right place. We’ve pulled out our top destinations, along with our favourite hotels for when you get there. Take a look…

Playa de Muro

The laidback spot of Playa de Muro, on Majorca’s north-eastern coast, boasts five kilometres of sandy beach, and it’s within daytripping distance of Palma, the island’s capital. Plus, this place is cloaked by a national park, so you can take off for scenic hiking trails from your doorstep.

Stay at – Grupotel Los Principes & Spa
This hotel is set right next to Playa de Muro Beach. It features a pair of restaurants and an impressive pool.

Playa De Muro, Majorca

Portals Nous

Fancy a classy escape? Portals Nous is the destination for you. This place boasts a white stretch of sand, edged with bars that serve cocktails and tapas. It’s got its own marina, too, where super-yachts dock – you can make the most of the views in the nearby rooftop bars.

Stay at – Tomir Portals Suites
The marina and the beach are both within walking distance of this hotel. And, if you go for a room on the top floor, you’ll be treated to sea views.

Boats docked at Portal Nous

Palma Nova

Although this destination rubs shoulders with lively Magaluf, it couldn’t be more different. Palma Nova is made for families, nudging up to three white-sand beaches. You’ve got the likes of crazy golf and a waterpark for family trips out, too.

Stay at – Globales Santa Lucia
Every room comes with a sea view at this place – even the pool looks out over the sandy beach. You’ve also got a couple of bars to keep your drink topped up, and a buffet restaurant that's famous for its fish dishes.

Family of three on the beach in Palma Nova.

Playa de Palma

The clue’s in the name, really, but if you’re after a holiday that revolves around the beach, you’ll love Playa de Palma. Bordered by soft sand, and kitted out with loungers and watersports huts, this destination’s only 15 minutes away from the island’s capital by car.

Stay at – Riu Playa Park
With both a sandy beach and decent nightlife within easy walking distance, this hotel’s location really hits the spot if you’re after a lively stay.

Playa De Palma Beach, Majorca

Santa Ponsa

Santa Ponsa’s been popular with Brits since the 1950s, and the secret to its success has to be its lively beach. This sandy swathe is massive, and it’s decked out with everything from loungers to volleyball nets. What’s more, it’s backed by cafés and bars which stay open until the early hours.

Stay at – Casablanca Hotel & Apartments
This place is ideal if you’re looking to pick and choose when you want to get involved with Santa Ponsa’s lively vibe – it's just five minutes’ walk away from the action. It boasts some impressive sea views, too.

A couple lying on sun loungers on Santa Ponsa Beach, Majorca.

Cala d'Or

Majorca’s south-eastern coast plays host to the chilled-out spot. As well as seven sandy coves, Cala d'Or lines up a selection of classy shops, and a super-yacht-accessorised marina. You’re within daytripping distance from Majorca’s capital, too.

Stay at – TUI BLUE Rocador
This beachfront, adults-only hotel features six restaurants, fitness classes and expert local BLUE Guides®.

Cala D’or, Majorca

Cala Bona

This east-coast gem keeps things relaxed – Cala Bona is still a fully functioning fishing town. Watch the catch of the day being brought in, and sample it later at a traditional seafood restaurant. You can also take your pick of little sandy spots to relax on, or head down the coast to explore the famous Caves of Drach.

Stay at – Protur Bonamar Hotel
The Protur Bonamar Hotel is just for grown-ups, and a stay here offers up Instagram-worthy views of the Mediterranean Sea.

Cala Bona, Majorca

Sa Coma

Sa Coma sits on Majorca’s east coast, and it’s a great spot for families. It’s got all the essentials, including a Blue Flag beach, kid-friendly menus, and activities geared towards families, like go-karting and mini-golf. There’s even a pint-sized train to take you along the coast to neighbouring resorts.

Stay at – Protur Safari Park
Every summer, this hotel opens up its very own waterpark. There are three themed restaurants, too, so fussy eaters are covered.

Sa Coma beach, Majorca

Ca'n Picafort

Ca’n Picafort’s palm-lined streets are perfect for strolling down, and in this resort everything’s within walking distance. The white-sand beach unravels for 13 kilometres and comes complete with watersports and plenty of comfy loungers.

Stay at – Zafiro Mallorca
This hotel offers up a trio of pools, including a lagoon-like number, an adults-only swimming spot and a pirate-themed kids’ splash park.

Picafort bay and harbour, Majorca

Picked your pad?

Get your Majorca holiday booked, or check out our summer deals. Plus, take a look at our round-up of the best summer holiday destinations, and discover which is the Balearic Island for you.

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Author: Hannah Stratton

Last updated: 17.12.2024