The Balearic Island of Majorca has so much to offer, from partying hard in Magaluf to lazy lunches in the cosmopolitan capital of Palma. You will never be short of things to do on your holiday in Majorca, been the largest of the Balearics island it is packed full of glorious beaches, amazing scenery and activities to keep everyone amused. Eating out in Majorca is one of the joys of a Majorcan holiday; you will be spoilt for choice of where to dine from eating local tapas to the catch of the day around one of the many harbours. Palma is a beautiful place to explore, whether you're on week long package holiday to Majorca or a short break to Palma, this diverse capital city has everything from 14th century architecture to trendy late night clubs. Resorts such as Magaluf and Palma Nova pick up on the vibes of Palma and have an abundance of restaurants, cafes and bars; from British pubs and fry ups to authentic local restaurants tucked away down cobbled streets. If you want your holiday in Majorca to be chilled out why not stretch out on the sandy coastline of Cala San Vincente to the north of the island, or discover the small coves to the east where you can find your own paradise surrounded by pine trees. Resort such as Sa Coma offer the perfect family holiday with sandy beaches and calm water. Holidays in Majorca cater for the most adventurous with watersports and waterparks across the island, to those looking to do some bargain hunting in the shopping mails, to beach lovers. The beaches are some of the best in Europe, from sandy expanses in Alcudia to the sublime rocky coves. Holidays in Majorca are not be missed so where you looking for a last minute holiday or an all inclusive holiday all can be found on this stunning Balearic Island so start you search today for your holiday in Majorca...
There is plenty of choice to tailor your Majorca beach holiday according to the type of resort you want. The destinations of Magaluf and Palma Nova offer watersports, neon bars at night and a bustling atmosphere, whereas the seven-mile stretch of Alcudia's beach is perfect for those who want to sunbathe with the convenience of all the necessary amenities nearby. There are several quiet resorts - such as Cala Vinas and Paguera - where you can simply lay back and soak in the sun and the wonderful surroundings.
The towering Gothic Le Seu cathedral sets a fascinating scene amidst the winding cobbled streets of Palma, but if you prefer the natural sights to manmade, the Tramuntana mountain range is a spectacular place to explore. From Roman relics to modern additions - such as Marineland in Costa d'en Blanes - there's a place for you on holiday in Majorca.
If you want to keep it native on your Majorca holiday, you'll find plenty of places to sample local dishes - including seafood paella, tapas or cocido, a meat and chickpea stew. However, catering to its many multicultural annual tourists, Majorca resorts are smart to include all kinds of international eateries, including Austrian, American fast food, British pub grub and Chinese cuisine.
In the Majorca resorts you'll find plenty of tourist-centric shops selling the famous local leather goods, including wallets, bags and shoes, as well as typical Majorcan pottery and hand-crafted jewellery. Yet more interesting mementoes from your Majorca holiday can be picked up in the various local markets - Alcudia and Inca have the best ones. For some upmarket chic boutiques and plazas go shopping in Palma.
As the largest island in the Balearics, Majorca has plenty of nightlife options available. You can watch the sun set in a stylish Cola D'Or cafe, enjoy casinos and concerts in Palma, or dance until dawn at an open-air foam party in Magaluf. If you're on an all inclusive holiday to Majorca, your hotels will provide entertainment for the whole family, all summer long.
