Bellevue Minerva

The Bellevue Minerva has clean, modern rooms, a good location and great facilities. It’s a 15-minute walk to Alcudia’s huge beach from the hotel, and as you stroll down to the sands you’ll pass some of the town’s favourite bars, restaurants and shops. The complex is shared with the Bellevue Hotel which is around a 10-minute walk away. You can use the resort’s facilities, giving you access to eight outdoor pools, two kids’ pools, a new restaurant, a tennis court, a mini-golf course and a go-karting course. There’s also aqua aerobics and more during the day. In the evening, you can enjoy themed shows, cocktail bars and karaoke. The rooms themselves are newly refurbished and finished in a contemporary design. Each room has its own balcony, comfortable beds and modern décor.

Overview of Alcudia, Majorca

Alcudia serves up the best of holidays to Majorca. It has long, beautiful beaches, a charming old town, historic Roman ruins and a wonderful choice of restaurants. Alcudia is neatly divided into two parts. There’s the historic part of the town where you’ll find shops, cafés and restaurants. Then you have the coast with its handful of hotels and picturesque marina – plus over seven kilometres of sand. The Bellevue Minerva is just 15 minutes from the white sand beach, so you’re in the perfect position to explore the town’s most popular attraction. The long strip of coastline starts at the marina and weaves its way to the quiet nature reserve in Playa de Muro and the bustling Ca’n Picafort.

Things to do in Alcudia, Majorca

While Alcudia’s seven kilometres of sand may keep you busy for a while, there’s plenty more to do in and around the town. Water sports are popular on the island, thanks to the strong breezes and choppy waters. You can try anything from kite-surfing and banana-boating to ski-tubing and snorkelling. Head to the marina next to try the town’s best cuisine from fresh seafood to traditional tapas. Then, sip drinks overlooking the huge yachts moored at the pristine docks. For a cultural day out, visit the ruins at Pollentia. The old Roman ruins are a great experience and only cost a few euros in entrance fees. Likewise, set some time aside to explore Alcudia’s old town. The 14th-century walls hide a maze of narrow alleyways, cobbled lanes and cafés spilling out into the streets. From great food to an endless beach, Alcudia is the perfect destination if you want somewhere that’s quiet and relaxing with a good range of local attractions. The Bellevue Minerva is a comfortable, welcoming place to stay too, providing you with all you need for a stress-free time away.

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The Bellevue Minerva has clean, modern rooms, a good location and great facilities. It’s a 15-minute walk to Alcudia’s huge beach from the hotel, and as you stroll down to the sands you’ll pass some of the town’s favourite bars, restaurants and shops. The complex is shared with the Bellevue Hotel which is around a 10-minute walk away. You can use the resort’s facilities, giving you access to eight outdoor pools, two kids’ pools, a new restaurant, a tennis court, a mini-golf course and a go-karting course. There’s also aqua aerobics and more during the day. In the evening, you can enjoy themed shows, cocktail bars and karaoke. The rooms themselves are newly refurbished and finished in a contemporary design. Each room has its own balcony, comfortable beds and modern décor.

Overview of Alcudia, Majorca

Alcudia serves up the best of holidays to Majorca. It has long, beautiful beaches, a charming old town, historic Roman ruins and a wonderful choice of restaurants. Alcudia is neatly divided into two parts. There’s the historic part of the town where you’ll find shops, cafés and restaurants. Then you have the coast with its handful of hotels and picturesque marina – plus over seven kilometres of sand. The Bellevue Minerva is just 15 minutes from the white sand beach, so you’re in the perfect position to explore the town’s most popular attraction. The long strip of coastline starts at the marina and weaves its way to the quiet nature reserve in Playa de Muro and the bustling Ca’n Picafort.

Things to do in Alcudia, Majorca

While Alcudia’s seven kilometres of sand may keep you busy for a while, there’s plenty more to do in and around the town. Water sports are popular on the island, thanks to the strong breezes and choppy waters. You can try anything from kite-surfing and banana-boating to ski-tubing and snorkelling. Head to the marina next to try the town’s best cuisine from fresh seafood to traditional tapas. Then, sip drinks overlooking the huge yachts moored at the pristine docks. For a cultural day out, visit the ruins at Pollentia. The old Roman ruins are a great experience and only cost a few euros in entrance fees. Likewise, set some time aside to explore Alcudia’s old town. The 14th-century walls hide a maze of narrow alleyways, cobbled lanes and cafés spilling out into the streets. From great food to an endless beach, Alcudia is the perfect destination if you want somewhere that’s quiet and relaxing with a good range of local attractions. The Bellevue Minerva is a comfortable, welcoming place to stay too, providing you with all you need for a stress-free time away.

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