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Es Trenc - You’ll get a wonderful sense of remoteness amongst the sand dunes of this natural, rugged beach, and the Caribbean like water is stunning. 

Cala Mondrago - A pretty, unspoilt beach in the south-east of the island. Not much in the way of facilities, so pack everything you need for a day here.

Cala Torta - Another unspoilt gem in an out-of-the-way spot in the quieter north-east corner of the island. The water drops off steeply here, so children should be supervised.

Platja de Alcudia - This one ticks all the boxes for a family beach day. It's very well kept, rarely feels crowded, there are lots of facilities, and the shallow water is crystal clear.

Majorca is home to many fabulous restaurants - here is a small selection of top choices.

Dins - the restaurant of one of Majorca’s most famous chefs, at the stylish El Lorenc hotel, delivers exceptional Majorcan cuisine.

Restaurant Marc Fosh - This Michelin-star restaurant knows how to impress. Ingredients are sourced locally from the restaurant's very own farm and cooked to perfection.

Pizzeria Los Dos Hermanos - Authentic Neapolitan pizza made with love - described by many as the best pizza they’ve tasted outside of Italy.

Tamarell Restaurant - Spectacular 360 degree views at this beach-side restaurant in Puig de Ros, but the food is the real star here - Modern Majorcan cuisine at its finest.

Secluded mountain villages, white sandy beaches, imposing mountain ranges and underground lakes - see the best of Majorca!

Palma - The so-called “pearl of the Mediterranean” is one of the prettiest capital cities you are likely to see. Full of culture, history, incredible architecture and lots more.

Puerto Portals - The island’s top glamour spot, it’s the place to see and be seen.  and, during the summer, you’re sure to spot a few famous faces.

Formentor - Where the mountains meet the Mediterranean. The dramatic scenery here is truly spectacular, and an absolute must if you’re in the north of the island.

Porto Colom - This village is one of the most attractive on the east coast of Majorca. Centring around a large bay, it’s a charming town that hasn’t succumbed to mass tourism.

Planning a family holiday in Majorca? Check out our top tips for keeping everyone happy.

Waterparks - Guaranteed fun for the whole family can be had at any of Majorca’s water parks. There’s one in Magaluf, Alcudia and El Arenal.

Palma Aquarium - Palma's excellent marine park features more than 700 different species, in more than 5 million litres of salt water. Impressive.

Go-karting - Karting Magaluf has karts suitable for even the youngest of wannabee F1 drivers. Well, so long as they are three years or over.

Be a cowboy for a day - Visit the Rancho Grande Park for BBQ suckling pig, horse rides on the beach and campfire dancing. 

Want to let your hair down on holiday in Majorca? This island certainly isn't lacking as far as nightlife is concerned.

Paseo Marítimo, Palma - A popular hotspot for a night out on the island is the Paseo Maritimo area, in the capital city of Palma. Tito's is the place to be.

Magaluf - It is impossible not to mention Magaluf when talking about nightlife in Majorca. For an all-nighter, head to BCM Planet Dance, the largest nightclub on the whole island. 

Arenal - At the end of summer, Megapark hosts Oktoberfest celebrations where holidaymakers can enjoy typical German food, traditional dance and of course, oversized beers.

Porto Portals - If you’re looking for a more elegant brand of nightlife whilst on holiday in Majorca, the swanky marina at Porto Portals is for you.

Check out our pick of the most romantic things to do whilst on holiday in Majorca.

Horse drawn carriage - A fantastic way of seeing all the top sights of the beautiful capital city, in truly romantic style.

Train to Soller - A train journey through mountains, pine forests and citrus groves. What could be more romantic? 

Lunch at a vineyard - Sample a few glasses of great local wine, accompanied by some tapas, in the most romantic of settings.

Walk along the beach at sunset - You’ve got plenty to choose from in Majorca. Although you’ll want to find a quieter spot, such as Calo d'es Moro in the south-east of the island.