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Cheap Holidays to Alcudia

Alcudia, located in the north of Majorca, is much calmer than some of the southern hotspots on the island but still has great summer vibes and beautiful beaches to enjoy. Famed as a family resort destination, Alcudia holidays offer a laid-back vibe in northern Spain, yet boasts enough fun activities to keep the kids entertained. The list of things to do in Alcudia includes kitesurfing, dining on delectable seafood and swimming with dolphins at Marine land, to name but a few. If you like to be beside the seaside, the Blue Flag beach has clear shallow waters and fine white sand and is crowned as one of the longest on the island. An idyllic getaway, holidays in Alcudia are not that expensive to explore even if you are in search of luxury.

 

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A Guide to Alcudia Holidays

Sporty Beach

Sporty Beach

Did you think beaches were just for lazing around on? Think again…

Aptly named Sporty Beach, or Playa Deportivo, this main stretch of sand in Alcudia offers a number of exciting water sports for you to have a go at.

The water at the Playa Deportivo is excellent for water sports and visitors may see a lot of kite-surfers, wind-surfers, doughnuts, banana boats and more.

No wonder this beach is real favourite when it comes to family holidays to Alcudia.

Horse Riding

Horse Riding

It’s time to saddle Up at the Rancho Grande!

Yee-haw! Head to the Rancho Grande – the largest ranch in Majorca, set in over 900,000m2 of rural land – and be a cowboy for the day!

At the ranch you can befriend a trusty steed, enjoy an authentic Wild West BBQ dinner and take a ride on a covered wagon, before learning how to line dance like a pro!

Chaps and spurs not required!

Days Out

Days Out

Alcudia is a perfect pick for families, thanks to the great range of activities on offer.

Pack a picnic and head for the S’Albufera Natural Park. It’s a treasure trove for wildlife fans with a well-marked walking trail to explore – just follow the red marks, or grab a map from the info centre.

If you’re after a fun-filled family day out, Marineland is one of Spain’s largest aqua-and-animal parks and is bursting at the seams with attractions. We’re talking dolphin shows where a group of bottle-nosed beauties show off their acrobatic and swimming skills, exotic bird displays featuring brightly plumed parrots and macaws and huge aquariums showcasing sharks, turtles and shoals of tropical fish. Add a penguinarium, sealion shows and a tropical house crawling with snakes and lizards and there’s something here to please all ages.

There are also sunbathing areas and cafes, as well as access to the private beach, for when you all need a break.

Wander the Old Town

Wander the Old Town

Alcudia's old town is a treasure trove of tiny bars and beautiful buildings.

Go bargain-hunting at the Sunday market for clothes, jewellery and food gifts.

Visit the ruins of Pollentia and take the steps to reach atop the ancient walls for panoramic views of Pollensa Bay.

Drop in at the local shop Sa Cisterna to pick some traditional products and always be on the look out for quaint wine cellars where you can taste and buy local wines.

Getting Around Alcudia

🚌 Transport in the Alcudia Region

The best way of getting around Alcudia, especially the Old Town, is by foot. During the peak summer months, there are eleven bus routes that travel through the main resort of Alcudia. They run frequently and are inexpensive but it is advisable to check for the up to date schedule at the tourist information point or in your hotel as timetables are subject to change.   There are plenty of car rental places in Alcudia, should you wish to explore the island independently. Book in advance for the best price. Driving is on the right-hand side of the road.

Passports and Visas

British citizens don’t need a visa to travel to Majorca, but a valid passport is essential. Keep track of most recent passport and visa information at For more information and advice, visit www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/spain/entry-requirements or the Foreign Office at www.fco.gov.uk/en/

Health and Safety

Travel and medical insurance should be taken out to protect you while away. For more info, see www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/spain/health

Vaccinations

There are no vaccinations required to holiday in Majorca. Do ensure routine jabs are up to date, though.

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