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As the capital of Mallorca, Palma is a vibrant city that many tourists visit each year, offering plenty to do and lots going on. With beautiful beaches, a lively atmosphere, traditional squares, as well as many art galleries and bars and restaurants, there is always something happening in Palma.
Brimming with history, Pollensa is a beautiful place which has kept its charm throughout the years and still impresses travellers from around the world. Founded in the early 13th century, there’s a brilliant mix of ancient and modern attractions around the town that make it a great place to visit if you enjoy exploring notable sites and taking trips to famous monuments or buildings.
A resort town in the north of Mallorca, Alcúdia is a very popular place to stay on the island. It’s a historic location situated on a peninsula that is close to both beaches and more rural countryside, and despite its relatively small size has a lot to offer visitors who come to explore the area.
Whether you’re visiting Alcúdia for the day or are making a list of everything you want to see in the town during your holiday, here’s our guide to some of the best places to go.
With beaches, countryside, ancient ruins and cultural attractions all within easy reach, it’s no surprise that Alcúdia is one of Mallorca’s most popular places to stay among visitors to the island. Not only is the town’s location a selling point, but there’s also lots to see and do without ever having to travel anywhere else, which is ideal if you’re only there for a couple of days.
You could talk about the range of different things to do in Alcúdia for hours, but in this post, we’ve condensed the list to bring you 7 of our top recommendations.
Alcúdia is a beautiful Mallorca town on the north of the island that is perhaps most famous for its mediaeval-style town walls. It’s one of the biggest hubs for tourism in this area and is an incredibly popular place to stay, with plenty of great attractions only a short distance away as well as lots to see and do within the town itself.
If you’re planning a visit to Alcúdia, you’ll likely be considering when the best time to visit is. Here’s our month-by-month guide to when to stay in Alcúdia and some of the key events to look out for.
Being a tourist hot spot means that there is plenty to do in and around the beautiful town of Cala D’or. Situated on the east coast of Mallorca, Cala D’or enjoys a warm Mediterranean climate throughout the spring and summer months, which is great for many outdoor activities.
Alongside outdoor adventures, there are also some great options of things to do for those looking for a more relaxing break, such as eating and drinking in one of the many beautiful bars and restaurants. If want to know the best places to go in Cala D'Or, check out our travel tips section for more information of the town’s top attractions and best time to visit.
