Majorca Holidays 2025/2026

Majorca

Majorca Holidays 2025/2026

Majorca

Majorca Holidays 2025/2026

As the largest and most popular of the Balearic Islands, Majorca holidays continue to be increasingly popular and attract keen visitors year after year. Known for its gorgeous beach resorts, limestone mountains and rugged cliffs, and being an all round dreamy island destination, holidays to Majorca are a hit for all holidaymakers.

Its status as a cheap holiday destination definitely adds to the appeal of this paradise. The glittering sea and rolling hills, as well as its party side might make you expect bigger price tags, but cheap holidays in Majorca are just the norm.

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Flora

Puerto Pollensa, Majorca, Balearic Islands, Spain
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Based on 2 Adults - 18 March 2025

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Santa Ponsa, Majorca, Balearic Islands, Spain
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Cala Bona, Majorca, Balearic Islands, Spain
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Manchester - 7 Nights - All Inclusive

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A Holiday with the Best of Both Worlds

Boasting some of the finest beaches and views in Europe, a climate that is agreeable throughout the year, fantastic amenities, and plenty of nightlife options for all, it’s no surprise that Majorca has become an ever so popular holiday pick. From lazy beach days soaking up the sun, to beach parties where you watch the sunrise, or seeking architecture that deserves a spot in the scrapbook, Majorca holidays offer the best of both worlds.

With a highly-developed tourist infrastructure, it’s also a family-centric destination with tons of attractions and things to do with kids. The options are endless when it comes to budgetting for a cheap Majorca holiday or opting for a luxury stay, so you really have every reason for Majorca to be at the top of your holiday hit list.

Popular Resorts

Sa Coma is a family-friendly resort that combines beautiful stretches of pale sand and clear waters with a handful of exciting parks and attractions, all within easy reach. The energetic resort of Cala Millor is just a tram ride away, and the culinary paradise of S'Illot is within walking distance.

The east coast fishing town of Cala Bona continues to blossom every year and what was once a quiet area, is now home to numerous restaurants and attractions for holiday goers. Its handy location, picture-prefect beaches and scenic views add plenty of charm and appeal for Majorca holidays.

In the relaxed town of Alcudia visitors can experience culinary revelations, ancient Roman happenings and, most of all, some serious rest and relaxation. Alcudia holidays evoke an old-school Majorca feel while still offering plenty to do and plenty of adventure for all.

The thriving resort of Cala d'Or is a popular destination for holidays in Majorca with its seven gorgeous beaches and stunning natural scenery. Developed around a charming fishing village, Cala d'Or has grown to become one of Majorca's most visited holiday spots perfect for some needed R&R.

The main attraction of luxurious Illetas is its beach - tucked into a luscious, green cove with a stylish beach club nearby. The resort exudes upscale vibes, from fine-dining to swanky hotels and incredible views. Forget life's troubles with a holiday to Illetas.

Head to Palma Nova for its beautiful beaches, long promenades and quiet hotels, with the benefit of Majorca's party capital Magaluf just down the road. Explore the natural beauty of Palma Nova, hit the watersports or visit the cultured capital Palma. Either way, Palma Nova holidays are a hit.

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Tranquil beaches

A holiday in Majorca is all about losing yourself in the serene surroundings and soft sands, and you rewally couldn’t have better places for it. Majorca’s coastline is tranquil and beautiful, yet full of all the ammenities you could need.

  • Playa de Alcudia is one of the largest and most popular beaches on the island, stretching for over seven kilometers. The soft, white sand and shallow, turquoise waters make it ideal for families, plus, with plenty of facilities, including beach bars, restaurants, and water sports activities, it’s a great day out for all.
  • Cala Llombards, near Santanyi, offers the opposite atmosphere being a small, sheltered cove surrounded by cliffs and lush greenery. It’s still great for families and couples alike, boasting a peaceful and somewhat secluded atmosphere, ideal for those who want to escape the crowds
  • Cala D’or is another great pick and is on the southeast coast of the island. It’s made up of lots of small coves sheltered by towering cliffs, creating a picturesque and calm environment. The town of Cala d’Or is known for being a lovely spot with its charming marina, so it’s perfect for a day of relaxing, followed by a stroll throughout the streets, or dining in the marina.

Pretty views

One of the first things you might think about when picturing Majorca is just how beautiful the island is. Whether it’s views from your hotel balcony, across the beach or after a hike up to a spectacular viewpoint, it’s a guarantee for your Majorca holiday.

  • Cap de Formentor is one of the most dramatic and scenic spots in Majorca, with cliffs that drop into the sea and incredible panoramic views. It’s perfect for nature lovers and photographers – or keen scrapbookers! Drive out to the Formentor Lighthouse, or hike the nearby trails, and simply soak up what lies ahead.
  • Castell de Bellver, in Palma, is a medieval castle located on a hill and offers a 360 degree view of the whole city, its harbour and all the surrounding coastline. The panoramic views here really are incredible so it’s a great place for a leisurely walk – especially around sunset.
  • Cabo de Sa Mola is a lesser-known viewpoint near Porto Colom so is a quieter alternative to some of the popular spots making it great for a more peaceful, or intimate experience. Here, you’ll enjoy views over the southeastern coastline and Porto Colom and it’s truly striking.

Family friendly parks

Majorca holidays offer a myriad of different things to do to satisfy all of the family. From the calm beaches to safari zoos, a marine park and a handful of waterparks to make a splash in, it really is a perfect family friendly pick.

  • At Jungle Parc, in Santa Ponsa, you can swing from tree to tree like Tarzan or Jane, on its zip lines, swings and obstacle courses. It’s actually one of the largest high ropes courses in Spain and makes for a great fun day out for something different.
  • Katmandu Park is one of Europe’s premier amusement theme parks, combining water slides with 4D interactive rides and a plethora of other enchanting attractions to guarantee both adults and nippers leave delighted.
  • Tickets to most attractions in Majorca can all be booked online prior to your holiday, often with online discounts, so booking ahead can be a great way to save a few pennies and keep on top of your budget.

Places to go

Majorca may have a famous reputation for it’s nightlife scene in Magaluf, but there’s plenty more to the island, including charming towns, historical sites and even incredible adventures underground. Holidays in Majorca are all about getting the best of everything, from sun to sights to sangria.

  • Wherever you choose to stay in Majorca, Alcudia is certainly worth the visit. It’s a charming medieval town with cobbled streets, Roman ruins, and a beautiful beach. Alcudia is quieter than Palma but offers a mix of history and nature, so you can wander around the old town, visit the Roman ruins of Pollentia, and enjoy the slower pace.
  • Of course, Palma is a must too, being the capital city of Majorca. You can see the incredible architecture from previous centuries all around, with grand palaces, abandoned forts and mesmerising cathedrals. Once you’ve had enough of strolling around the old town, you can pick  one of the quaint cafes for a treat and watch the world go by.
  • The Caves of Drach (Cuevas del Drach) make for a great day out in Porto Cristo. These limestone caves are one of Majorca’s most famous natural attractions and you can take a guided tour throughout the caves to learn about their history anbd see the impressive stalactites and stalagmites formations. You’ll also see the underground lake and often they have a short classical music concert playing on the water.

Things to see

Over the years, holidays to Majorca have developed tenfolds, with more and more facilities and hotels for holidaymakers, but there’s still parts of the island showcasing its natural beauty, rich heritage and history, making for fun and eye opening days out.

  • Head to Palma de Mallorca to set your sights on La Seu Cathedral, one of the most iconic landmarks of Majorca. Its towering spires and beautiful interior, designed by Antoni Gaudí, really are an architectural marvel. You can take in the stunning views of the cathedral from the nearby Palma Old Town and Parc de la Mar.
  • Deià is a small, artistically inclined village located in the Tramuntana mountains, boasting seriously beautiful scenery and a peaceful atmosphere. It has been known to attract writers and artists for years, so if you’re looking for a muse, maybe Deià is the spot. Take a leisurely walk through the village, enjoy the local art galleries, or visit the nearby Cala Deia beach for a secluded swim.
  • A holiday in majorca must be rounded off with a visit to its most beautiful beach, Es Trenc. Known for its long stretch of white sand and crystal clear waters, it’s a dreamy spot for swimming, unsbathing and just simply enjoying Majorca’s natural beauty.

Cuisine in Majorca

Majorcan cuisine has developed from a blend of its Meditteranean neighbours, with huge influence from Spain and north Africa. Being an island, it focuses heavily on fresh and local ingredients, so you’re guaranteed a great dining scene and incredible flavour with Majorca holidays.

  • A few key staples of the food in Majorca are olive oil, a key part to Majorcan salads, and cooking veggies and meats, seafood, particualrly ocotpus, red prawns and sea bass, and bread, which is a staple and can be served with almost any dish.
  • Sobrassada is an inconic Majorcan dish and you have to try it! It’s traditional cured sausage, made mostly from pork and paprika, and can be served spread on breads with cheese or honey, or even mixed in stews.
  • There are 12 Michelin-starred restaurants across the island so if you’re looking to try soemthing truly unique and special, you’re certainly in the right place. But overall, you’ll find a vast variety of eateries in Majorca’s resorts, so you can enjoy all your favourite home and international dishes, as well as some traditional goods.

You’ll tend to find prices in Majorca similar to the UK, making cheap Majorca holidays super easy to budget for and allowing you to make the most of everything on offer. Even if you’re staying All Inclusive in Majorca, taking time to try some of the local cuisine is always good.

Nightlife in Majorca

The nightlife in Majorca is very well known, particularly for the vibrant and impressive venues in Magaluf, but the island has a very diverse scene offering something for everyone, from a classy glass of sangria infront of the beach to those neon lit dancefloors.

  • Magaluf’s nightlife reputation is vast and for good reason. It’s the go-to destination for party seekers with international DJs, booming beach parties and dancefloors that are open until the sunrises. In particular, BCM Planet Dance is one of the biggest nad most popular clubs, as well as House of Boom – both of which are known for bargain drinks deals.
  • Being the capital city, Palma’s nightlife scene is also pretty impressive. Here, enjoy everything from local tavernas and chic and trendy bars to huge clubs and live music joints. Pacha is a venue that is in some of the worlds top nightlife destinations, including Palma, and it’s a huge draw for dance music lovers and often hosts famous DJs.
  • Palma NovaAlcudia and Santa Ponsa offer the next biggest nightlife scenes, but at a more relaxed pace and can be particularly great for families. There’s still plenty of choice and plenty of chance to bust a move, but they’re less wild than their famous neighbours.

Frequently Asked Questions about Holidays to Majorca

Majorca, the largest of the Balearic Islands, sits in the western Mediterranean Sea, just off the west coast of Spain.

Yes, Mallorca and Majorca are the same place, it’s simply that Mallorca is the Spanish spelling of Majorca.

Majorca boasts tons of resorts all across the island perfect for holidaying.

As you might expect, Magaluf is the liveliest and youngest resort, most popular for its nightlife, offering streets lined with booming bars and clubs, and plenty of daytime activities.

Palma, Alcudia, Arenal and Cala Millor can also be on the busier side as they are filled with All Inclusive hotels, Blue Flag beaches and they are where you will find another huge selection of restaurants, bars and shops. These can be popular with families aws you have all the amenities you could need at arms length.

Meanwhile, Santa Ponsa, Paguera and Camp De Mar are popular picks for a slower paced, relaxing holiday in Majorca – maybe for just the two of you on a romantic trip.

The weather in Majorca tends to be warm most of the year.

You can expect the hottest temperatures to be around 25°C in July and August, while June and September sit around 20.

October, April and May are considered the shoulder season, where the temperatures are a little lower – but still in the late teens, and crowds are far fewer.

From November to March temperatures tend to be around 10°C, so it can still be a great time for those looking for hiking or cycling holidays.

The best months to go to Majorca for the hottest temperatures will be July and August, where you can expect temperatues from the mid to late twenties.

On the other hand, this can also be the busiest and most expensive time, so the best months to go for a cheap holiday in Majorca is October, April and May. Temperatures are still late teens and into the twenties so it’s a good all round time.