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Cheap Holidays to Ca'n Picafort

C’an Picafort is located on the bay of Alcudia in the municipality of Santa Margalida on the Spanish island of Majorca. With lots of fun in the sun, your holiday to this resort will be full of great memories and great food.

The historic Majorcan town of C’an Picafort is a super popular resort visited by tourists from all around Europe. With a large German presence, there are many venues aimed at tourists from that country, but you’ll find some British and Irish influences as well. Holidays to C’an Picafort will involve plenty of Spanish sunshine, gorgeous coastlines and wonderful food. With a perfect location near many towns and villages, including the popular coastal resort of Alcudia - complete with a sophisticated marina and medieval walled town - it’s a great spot to make as your base if you want to travel around and see more of the resort.

Once you’ve wandered the palm-lined promenades and darted off at each of the resort’s beaches during the day, why not explore the many watersports that are available, as well as exciting nearby aqua parks and sailing trips, so you’re sure to make a splash on C’an Picafort holidays. Spend your evenings admiring the resorts bustling nightlife – starting at the Paseo Colon, a shopping street which leads down to the quaint harbour.

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A Guide to Can Picafort Holidays

Get Around Town

C’an Picafort sprawls over 2 kilometres of coastline, allowing plenty of space to sunbathe. The main centre for tourists is situated across a criss-cross of narrow streets behind the beach, and it’s ideal for soaking up local culture. The Paseo Colón (the main avenue of C'an Picafort) is parallel to the beach and promenade, and boasts gorgeous landscaped foliage as well as shops, bars and restaurants.

There’s also the authentic Old Town where you can find the marina and town hall, plus a walk up takes you to the beautiful gardens of ‘La Residencia’ and the old church. There’s also tourist office if you need more advice and the post office for those postcards.

Action & Adventure

There’s a lot of entertainment and sporting activities to engage in at C’an Picafort. Cultural day trips can be organised to parts of Northern Majorca with many quiet, traditional towns to visit nearby. Bird watchers go wild for the natural wildlife reserve of S’Albufera. It features marsh and salt lands and many, many, species of birds and wild animals. Travel to the Tramuntana Mountain range for stunning natural beauty. Or, for the more active, there’s go-karting and pedal boats. And you can rollerblade or cycle down the scenic promenade. There is also an 18-hole golf course nearby for those that fancy testing their swing.

Discover Nearby Alcudia

If you feel like seeing more of the island and the neighbouring villages, Santa Margalida offers an authentic and historical experience of Majorca. Walk the traditional Spanish streets and explore the resort’s long history. Alcudia and Pollensa are only a 20-minute drive away if you fancy discovering what delights these neighbouring resort towns hold. The beach of Son Serra de Marina is an absolute treat, with transparent waters, soft sand as well as gorgeous views to match.

Eat, Eat, Eat

Like many places on the island of Majorca, the beach resort of C’an Picafort is great for food lovers. The tourist centre and promenade are packed with restaurants, but if you’re craving fresh seafood the harbourfront is the place to go. Seek out some great tapas in one of the local eateries, and make sure you taste the delicious Spanish wine.

Getting Around Can Picafort

🚌 Transport in the Can Picafort Region

There are many transport companies available around the resort to transport you and your travel party from A to B. To avoid queueing, it’s advisable to book any transport in advance. Ferry services and boat charter companies are available to travel to travel to any neighbouring islands.

Travelling by bus or carThere are various bus routes available in the resort for those wanting to go on day trips, or explore a little further out. There are car rental options available in and around Can Picafort, so you can explore the area at your own pace. Or if you prefer, it’s easy to get a taxi service or hiring a driver or tour guide.

Passports and Visas

The United Kingdom is currently part of the EU, therefore no Visa is required to travel on holidays to C’an Picafort. A valid passport is necessary so be sure to check your expiry date before you book the holiday.

Health and Safety

C’an Picafort is a quiet resort town with a good reputation for being a safe holiday destination in Spain. It’s important to take extra care on the roads as the traffic is on the other side than in the UK and be sure to read all the safety information on the beach before entering the water. Travel insurance is essential and it’s advisable to apply for EHIC before travelling.

Vaccinations

There aren’t any specific vaccinations that are required to go on holiday in Spain, but it’s important to check new guidelines with your GP. Routine jabs should be as up to date as possible.