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    Majorca Holidays

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    Holidays to Majorca take you to the largest of Spain's Balearic Islands. Fly direct from Dublin, Cork, or Shannon to this Mediterranean hotspot and discover picturesque harbours, white sand beaches, and great nightlife. Ideal for couples, families, and young travellers, Majorca is an island that has it all.

    The big one

    The name ‘Majorca’ comes from the Latin meaning ‘Large Island’, and that’s exactly what Majorca is. It’s the giant of the Balearics, with many different destinations to choose from. Up on the north coast is Puerto Pollensa, located away from the main crowds, while the southwest is famous for its party atmosphere. Over in the east, Cala d’Or and Cala Bona offer popular beaches and Mediterranean views.

    Sunny days

    Majorca’s location means that the island experiences a hot Mediterranean climate, with warm and sunny days throughout most of the year. Beach days in Majorca are one of the best ways to enjoy this beautiful weather. Fortunately, there are plenty to choose from. Majorca’s coastline is dotted with beaches, with a blend of breezy sands perfect for watersports, and protected bays with calm waters.

    Evening entertainment

    While much of Majorca is very peaceful and serene, the west coast has a well-earned reputation for being a party hotspot. Magaluf especially is leading the way in Balearics nightlife, with live music venues, energetic beach clubs, and karaoke bars. And even if drinking and dancing isn’t your thing, the evening is still one of the best times of the day on the west coast, with incredible sunsets.

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    At a glance

    • Dance the night away in the party town of Magaluf
    • Relax on the soft sand beaches of Cala d’Or
    • Discover the rugged coves of Majorca’s east coast

    Destinations in Majorca

    Top Destinations

    • Alcudia

      Alcudia holidays are staged on Majorca's northern coastline, and come complete with one of the island's finest stretches of beach.

    • Camp de Mar

      Holidays to Camp de Mar take you to a classy resort on Majorca's south-west coast, where the golf courses are as chichi as the shops. No wonder Tom Cruise likes it here.

    • Magaluf

      Holidays to Magaluf are a chance to party or enjoy a relaxing beach break drenched in sunshine. You can fly direct from Dublin, Cork, and Shannon airport to experience the best clubs, beaches, and adventure parks in Magaluf.

    • Santa Ponsa

      You can fly direct to Majorca from Dublin, Shannon or Cork for your holidays to Santa Ponsa. You'll be in a lively resort with a Blue Flag beach, a jungle park and vibrant nightlife.

    • Playa de Muro

      Flying direct from Dublin, Cork or Shannon, holidays to Playa de Muro offer long days on a sandy beach, great restaurants and nightlife, and a beautiful national park to explore.

    Top things to See and Do in Majorca

    • BEACHES
    • SHOPPING
    • NIGHTLIFE
    • FOOD & DRINK
    • Playa d'Albercuix

      In the north coast resort of Puerto Pollensa, you’ll find Playa d’Albercuix. More than one kilometre in length, this is a beach of two halves. Over to the west, things are more lively and energetic, while the eastern end of the beach is quiet and peaceful. Strolling along the palm-lined promenade behind the beach makes for a nice walk, with beautiful views of the rugged hills in the distance.

    • Cala Bona

      Cala Bona, on Majorca’s east coast, offers a smaller and quieter beachfront than you’ll find in Cala Millor. There are no watersports at this 500-metre beach, but there is plenty of soft, fine sand that’s perfect for sunbathing on. The promenade behind the beach is an attraction in itself. The palm-lined boardwalk features a wide variety of restaurants, bars, souvenir shops and small supermarkets.

    • Playa Punta Portals

      Located just outside the busy capital of Palma is Playa Punta Portals, in the Portals Nous area. This 150-metre long sandy beach is nestled in a small bay. The waters are very calm and protected, and ideal for families. There are no watersports here, so kids can swim without fear of motorised equipment. Things are very laidback and low-key here, allowing you to enjoy the slow, relaxed island life in Majorca.

    • Bargain Buys

      Bargain buys

      Many towns in Majorca have market days, so it’s well worth asking around to find out when local vendors will be setting up in your area. You can pick up all sorts of bargains here, like handmade jewellery, artworks and crafts. And if you visit one of Majorca’s bigger resorts in the summer, you can check out one of the fun night markets where you’ll find local Majorca-inspired trinkets and gifts.

    • Mid-Range Buys

      Mid-range buys

      Not sure what to bring back home from your holiday in Majorca? Some of the best souvenirs from the island are local products, like olive oil, olive wood, Majorcan pearls, and alcoholic drinks such as Herbes de Majorca, and the orange-flavoured Angel d’Or. Baked clay sculptures are also popular. They come in all sorts of shapes and sizes, and according to local legend they’re believed to chase away evil spirits.

    • Designer Buys

      Designer buys

      For designer buys, there’s nowhere better than Majorca’s capital, Palma. Head straight to Passeig des Born, which is one of the most exclusive streets in the city. There are many designer stores here, including Louis Vuitton, Hugo Boss, Tommy Hilfiger, and Mulberry. Don’t forget to check out the stores inside the Spanish shopping centre chain El Corte Ingles, which has a mall located right here in Palma.

    • Laid-back evenings

      Laidback evenings

      If you’re travelling with the kids, you’ll be pleased to hear that outside of Magaluf, Majorca nightlife is generally very low-key and family-friendly. The traditional Spanish tapas bars are ideal for laidback nights, with great food, great wine, and a chance to get to know the locals. If you’re really looking for quiet and peaceful nights, consider staying up on the north coast of Majorca. Destinations like Puerto Pollensa are tucked away from the larger and more lively resorts of the eastern and southern coasts.

    • Lively evenings

      Lively evenings

      While the capital city of Palma certainly has plenty of bars and clubs, there’s nowhere like Magaluf when it comes to Majorca nightlife. The Magaluf strip, or Punta Ballena, is home to bars, clubs, and karaoke joints that stay open until around 6am. The neon lights of the strip are impossible to miss, and with so many venues, it’s easy to bar-hop along the street and check out all the different entertainments on offer. Things kick off late here, so try your hotel bar for some aperitifs before hitting the club scene.

    • Balearic cuisine

      The cuisine in Majorca is a mix of Spanish, Catalan, Valencian, and Mediterranean flavours. The local diet is based on vegetables, beans, plenty of olive oil and local wine, and, of course, a generous helping of fresh seafood. While there’s lots of fresh fish on offer, grouper and lobster are some of the most popular dishes.

    • Sobrassada

      If you’re heading to a typical Majorcan restaurant but don’t know what to order, don’t worry. There are many delicious dishes available across the island. Sobrassada is a spreadable cured sausage, a little like a soft chorizo. Or try the local soup, sopa mallorquina, which is a favourite in the cool mountain regions.

    • Pastries

      If you’re travelling with kids, or anyone with a sweet tooth, they’ll love the sweet breads and pastries in Majorca. Bunyols are a popular breakfast food, a bit like small doughnuts. Ensaimada is a similar pastry-based treat, topped with icing sugar. You can also get these filled and covered in cream.

    • Tapas

      The dining in Majorca is a little different to that in Ireland. In Spain, and across the Spanish islands, many meals are eaten in a slow, social style. Tapas meals involve lots of different dishes, served on small plates that are shared by the table. Dinners here can last for hours, with all sorts of different foods to sample.

    • Herbes de Majorca

      While wine and beers are common accompaniments to meals, the Majorcans typically finish a meal with a glass of the local liqueur. Herbes de Majorca is a herbal liqueur with a strong anise flavour, a bit like Greek ouzo. The taste is mellowed a little with the addition of mint, rosemary, fennel, and lemon.

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    Our destinations in Majorca

    • Alcudia

    • Ca'n Picafort

    • Cala Bona

    • Cala Millor

    • Cala San Vicente

    • Cala d'Or

    • Camp de Mar

    • Magaluf

    • Palma

    • Palma Nova

    • Playa de Muro

    • Portals Nous

    • Porto Cristo

    • Puerto Pollensa

    • Sa Coma

    • San Agustin (Majorca)

    • Santa Ponsa

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