Cheap Cabo Blanco Holidays 2026/2027

Cheap Holidays to Cabo Blanco

Translated as ‘white headlands’, the charming resort of Cabo Blanco, also known as Cap Blanc, is situated on the southern coast of Majorca. Crystal-clear azure sea, powder-soft golden sands backed by verdant pine forests, balmy sunshine – Cabo Blanco holidays are tailor-made for those seeking relaxation and tranquillity. The swimsuit-perfect Mediterranean weather, with temperatures soaring to mid-twenties in summers make Cabo Blanco a go-to spot for unwinding on sun loungers by the sandy beaches. This sun-kissed Majorcan resort is very close to the airport in Majorca’s capital Palma – just a 15-minute drive away. If you want to get away from crowded hotspots, holidays to Cabo Blanco are your ticket to unwind in perfect solitude.

One of Majorca's best-kept secrets, Cabo Blanco has a clutch of attractions. Just a 5-minute drive from the resort is the popular Playa de Palma beach, dotted with parasols and sun loungers. If you want a more serene stretch of sands, visit the unspoilt Es Carbo beach, over 2 miles from Cabo Blanco. Once you’ve topped up your suntan on the long golden sands, it’s worth a visit to the nearby aquarium and water park or shop for some handmade souvenirs at the local market. Holidays to Cabo Blanca can also include a few rounds of golf at one of its stunning green courses. The resort’s nightlife comprises of cosy restaurants or intimate bars that call for a memorable evening. Dine of local delicacies at stylish restaurants along the seafront promenade, or if you’re looking for a more upbeat party scene, Majorca’s party capital Magaluf is just next door!

A Guide to Cabo Blanco Holidays

Popular Palma Aquarium

Take a short drive to the Palma Aquarium – one of the top attractions in this part of Majorca. Embark on an interactive tour where you can touch and learn about the sea life, swim with sharks and rays or observe from a glass bottom boat. Before you go be sure to stop by the kids play area in the gardens.

Slip & Slide

Aqualand El Arenal is a great place to visit if you're after fun for the whole family. Children will love the numerous slides and fountains found in Adventureland and Dragonland, while the daring can get their adrenaline pumping on King Cobra, Tornado and Kamikaze waterslides. There's plenty of time to visit as the park is open all through summer until October.

Get Your Golf Shoes On

Cabo Blanca is home to some fantastic golf courses. Visit Golf Maioris which is beautifully laid out among lovely pines, olive and carob trees and has four lakes and islands to challenge any serious golfer. You could also try your strokes at the Son Antem Golf Club. Once you've played the 18-hole course you can relax at the bar, club house and restaurant on site.

Shop at the Old Market

Near Cabo Blanca, Llucmajor town has an old market that dates back to 1543. Local goods are available at the Friday weekly market and make perfect souvenirs. It's worth checking out some of the festivals that are happening throughout the year, including Santa Candida in August, Saint Miguel in September and Dareera Fira in October. Visit and enjoy the lively atmosphere with the locals.

Getting Around Cabo Blanco

🚌 Transport in the Cabo Blanco Region

You can explore much of Cabo Blanco and Alcudia by foot, but if you wish to travel further afield hiring a car is the best way of doing so. Bicycles are available for active holidaymakers while bus services are regularly available and can get you around the resort and neighbouring areas. There is also a ferry available, which can take you to Ciutadella on the nearby island of Menorca.

Travelling by bus or carDuring the peak summer months, there are eleven bus routes that travel through the main resort of Alcudia, so if you're looking to explore the surrounding area you're in luck. They run frequently and are inexpensive. There are plenty of car rental companies in Alcudia to choose from should you wish to explore the island. Book in advance to ensure you get the best prices though. Remember driving is on the right-hand side.

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. An EHIC entitles you to emergency treatment. 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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