Mariners Club
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Overview
Smart, friendly apartments in a central location await you at the Mariners Club. Set in spacious Mediterranean gardens, rooms are well equipped with attractive wooden furnishing, sky-blue sofas and whitewashed walls. From your room, step on to a wide sun terrace circling a large curved pool, which is lined with palm trees and parasols. It’s great if you’re simply looking to relax or join in with the fun activities in the games area. In the evening, there’s plenty of entertainment as you watch the sun set, with professional shows twice a week.
Overview of Alcúdia
Head to Alcúdia on your holidays to Majorca and you’ll find amazing beaches and a culture rich with Mallorcan heritage. Combine that with wonderful coastal scenery and you have all the promise of a lively, family-friendly break. In the north-east of the island, 7km of golden sands await, lining a picturesque port and some exciting attractions. And that’s all before heading into the picturesque old town for deliciously fresh seafood served in the many restaurants and cafes of the cobbled back streets.
Things to do in Alcúdia
From the peaceful Mariners Club, it’s just a 15-minute walk to one of the longest beaches in Majorca. Blue Flag sands roll out from the marina, through a nature reserve and beyond. All along, there are loungers and parasols to hire, along with a great line up of watersports to try. And when you’re done, head to the many shops, bars and restaurants behind the beach. Don’t miss Alcúdia’s old town, either. Enter through 14th-century city walls and enjoy Roman ruins and bustling squares filled with pavement cafes. Elsewhere, enjoy the thrill of Hidropark water park and visit nearby S’Albufera Nature Reserve. Take the trails between sand dunes and lagoons to see some amazing wildlife. There’s so much to do on your holiday to Majorca, but you could also choose to do sweet nothing and enjoy every second of it.
Resort Summary
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 Alcudia evoke an old-school Majorca feel while still offering plenty to do. From winding along the rugged coast on a 4×4 experience, to hiking into hidden caves nestled into the coastline, there’s no limit to what you can do on this half of the island. Whether it's the adventure and adrenaline you're after, or somewhere to stretch out on your towel, this town is the perfect spot, and best of all, cheap holidays to Alcudia are the norm, especially with Holiday Hypermarket.
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Smart, friendly apartments in a central location await you at the Mariners Club. Set in spacious Mediterranean gardens, rooms are well equipped with attractive wooden furnishing, sky-blue sofas and whitewashed walls. From your room, step on to a wide sun terrace circling a large curved pool, which is lined with palm trees and parasols. It’s great if you’re simply looking to relax or join in with the fun activities in the games area. In the evening, there’s plenty of entertainment as you watch the sun set, with professional shows twice a week.
Overview of Alcúdia
Head to Alcúdia on your holidays to Majorca and you’ll find amazing beaches and a culture rich with Mallorcan heritage. Combine that with wonderful coastal scenery and you have all the promise of a lively, family-friendly break. In the north-east of the island, 7km of golden sands await, lining a picturesque port and some exciting attractions. And that’s all before heading into the picturesque old town for deliciously fresh seafood served in the many restaurants and cafes of the cobbled back streets.
Things to do in Alcúdia
From the peaceful Mariners Club, it’s just a 15-minute walk to one of the longest beaches in Majorca. Blue Flag sands roll out from the marina, through a nature reserve and beyond. All along, there are loungers and parasols to hire, along with a great line up of watersports to try. And when you’re done, head to the many shops, bars and restaurants behind the beach. Don’t miss Alcúdia’s old town, either. Enter through 14th-century city walls and enjoy Roman ruins and bustling squares filled with pavement cafes. Elsewhere, enjoy the thrill of Hidropark water park and visit nearby S’Albufera Nature Reserve. Take the trails between sand dunes and lagoons to see some amazing wildlife. There’s so much to do on your holiday to Majorca, but you could also choose to do sweet nothing and enjoy every second of it.
Resort Summary
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 Alcudia evoke an old-school Majorca feel while still offering plenty to do. From winding along the rugged coast on a 4×4 experience, to hiking into hidden caves nestled into the coastline, there’s no limit to what you can do on this half of the island. Whether it's the adventure and adrenaline you're after, or somewhere to stretch out on your towel, this town is the perfect spot, and best of all, cheap holidays to Alcudia are the norm, especially with Holiday Hypermarket.
Items marked with * incur extra charges which are payable locally.
Special Assistance
If any member of your party is disabled or has specific welfare requirements, please call our sales team on 0204 578 0977 or use our live chat function. It is important that we check out the suitability of your chosen accommodation, prior to making a booking.
Our opening hours are Monday to Sunday 09:00 to 19:00.