Exagon Park

Just a short jaunt from C’an Picaforts’ sandy and welcoming beach, the Exagon Park has a lot to offer. Sporty types are particularly well catered for, with numerous activities available including badminton, volleyball, yoga and aerobics. There’s an expansive swimming pool lined with terraces and loungers, with a bar close to hand for drinks and snacks. Families will be pleased to note there’s a playground and hotel-run kids’ club for children aged four to 12. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are served in the buffet restaurant, which hosts delicious themed dinners twice a week. A great choice for families, you can do as much or as little as you want at the action-packed Exagon Park.

Overview of Majorca

The Balearic Island’s are always a popular choice when it comes to booking a break, with holidays to Majorca serving up a winning mix of great beaches, day-trip options and water parks. With some of the best beaches in Europe, lively nightlife and modern resorts, this island is the place to be for fun in the sun. Resorts are varied, with the east coast packed with pretty coves and low-key charm. The south, by contrast, is famous for its wide swathes of golden sands. Wherever you stay on the island, a host of watersports, exploration and delicious Spanish food awaits.

Things to do in Ca’n Picafort

If you can bear to tear yourself away from the Exagon Park pool, the sandy Blue Flag beach of Ca’n Picafort is the star of the show, with its gently sloping sands perfect for little toes. If you fancy doing something different, why not hire a pedal boat or try your hand at windsurfing or paddle boarding? The resort is small enough to feel like a home from home and it’s easy to stay there for your entire holiday. But venture a little further to find a parade of shops selling holiday essentials, souvenirs and crafts. You’ll also find a good choice of restaurants with plenty of seafood options. As it’s right next to the harbour, you can expect to enjoy lots of fresh food that’s been cooked to perfection. For a complete change of scene, lively Alcudia is just 20-minute drive north. Holidays to Majorca offer a classic holiday experience, ideal for those in search of rest, rejuvenation and a sprinkling of nightlife if you want it.

Board Basis

Just a short jaunt from C’an Picaforts’ sandy and welcoming beach, the Exagon Park has a lot to offer. Sporty types are particularly well catered for, with numerous activities available including badminton, volleyball, yoga and aerobics. There’s an expansive swimming pool lined with terraces and loungers, with a bar close to hand for drinks and snacks. Families will be pleased to note there’s a playground and hotel-run kids’ club for children aged four to 12. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are served in the buffet restaurant, which hosts delicious themed dinners twice a week. A great choice for families, you can do as much or as little as you want at the action-packed Exagon Park.

Overview of Majorca

The Balearic Island’s are always a popular choice when it comes to booking a break, with holidays to Majorca serving up a winning mix of great beaches, day-trip options and water parks. With some of the best beaches in Europe, lively nightlife and modern resorts, this island is the place to be for fun in the sun. Resorts are varied, with the east coast packed with pretty coves and low-key charm. The south, by contrast, is famous for its wide swathes of golden sands. Wherever you stay on the island, a host of watersports, exploration and delicious Spanish food awaits.

Things to do in Ca’n Picafort

If you can bear to tear yourself away from the Exagon Park pool, the sandy Blue Flag beach of Ca’n Picafort is the star of the show, with its gently sloping sands perfect for little toes. If you fancy doing something different, why not hire a pedal boat or try your hand at windsurfing or paddle boarding? The resort is small enough to feel like a home from home and it’s easy to stay there for your entire holiday. But venture a little further to find a parade of shops selling holiday essentials, souvenirs and crafts. You’ll also find a good choice of restaurants with plenty of seafood options. As it’s right next to the harbour, you can expect to enjoy lots of fresh food that’s been cooked to perfection. For a complete change of scene, lively Alcudia is just 20-minute drive north. Holidays to Majorca offer a classic holiday experience, ideal for those in search of rest, rejuvenation and a sprinkling of nightlife if you want it.

Board Basis