Things To Do in Majorca

Holidays to C'an Pastilla put one of Spain's trademark beaches on your doorstep. And you've got the capital of Palma within easy reach.

Holidays to Font de Sa Cala are all about taking it easy – think lazy beach days, boat trips and barefoot dining.

Holidays to Illetas promise tempting waters, pristine beaches, and pretty architecture. Best of all, it's only a stone's throw away from the sophisticated city of Palma.

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.

Holidays to Paguera are all about silky-soft beaches, pulse-raising watersports and lively evenings of cocktails and karaoke.

Holidays to Palma offer a city break with a difference. Shop in the sunshine at the most exclusive districts, then relax with a glass of wine along the portside bars and enjoy the cool evening breeze. And with flights direct from Dublin, Cork, and Shannon, you're never far away from this Mediterranean adventure.

Holidays to Pollensa bring you a clever combination of stylish restaurants, bustling markets and Roman history. All this and a four-kilometre beach down on the coast.

Holidays to Porto Colom

With a Blue Flag beach and menus for children, holidays to Sa Coma are a family experience. There are natural caves, a nature reserve and coastal bike paths. You can reach Majorca on direct flights from Shannon, Cork or Dublin.

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.

Holidays to Cala Mesquida bring to the table a soft white-sand beach, waterfront restaurants and turquoise seascapes.

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.

Holidays to San Agustin bring you into the heart of Majorca, and you can fly there direct from Dublin, Shannon or Cork. This popular seaside resort is within easy reach of Palma and Magaluf.

Forested hills, cobbled alleyways and ancient buildings set the scene on a holiday to Valldemossa. Plus, it's just half an hour's drive from Palma.

Puig de Ros holidays offer the perfect mix of laidback and lively, thanks to its countryside spot that's within reach of Palma's city centre.

Campos holidays are all about the beaches – with natural tropical-looking beauties just down the road.

Caimari holidays land you at the foot of the Serra de Tramuntana mountain range and a short drive from Alcudia’s sandy coast.

"In the centre of the Serra de Tramuntana mountain range in the north of Majorca, surrounded by the highest peaks on the island, is one of its most unique spots. Sitting in a beautiful bowl-shaped valley of orange groves is Sóller. A town of steep, narrow streets and old mansions, its wealth was created in the 18th and 19th century by fruit plantations. Connected to Palma by a famous railway that takes a stunning route through the countryside, its added attraction is Puerto de Sóller, a centuries old town built around a natural harbour, that is a 5km tram ride away."

Dove-white sands and beachfront bars are the norm on Colonia Sant Jordi holidays – one of Majorca’s best-kept secrets.

Felanitx holidays deliver easy access to bright beaches from an authentic Spanish town setting.

Holidays to Llucmajor introduce a charming working town with a backdrop of almond orchards, terraced hills and secretive coves.

Holidays to Canyamel are your ticket to lazy beach days, riverside strolls and hilltop hikes.

Holidays to Muro mix culture and tradition with easy access to one of Majorca’s best beach resorts.

Holidays to Consell plant you in a traditional town in the heart of Majorca’s wine-making region.

Holidays to Torrent de Cala Pi take you to a rocky strip of Majorca’s south coast, where things centre around the beach.

Ariany holidays give you a real taste of Majorca’s away-from-the-crowds culture.

Holidays to Puerto de Alcudia are made for families, with a Blue Flag beach on its doorstep and a big waterpark nearby.

Holidays to Capdepera let you sandwich beach days on Majorca’s east coast with sightseeing and hilly hikes.