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The Globales Nova is on a bit of a hill, so you see all the way to Son Matias Beach from the pool. There’s a really tranquil feel to the pool area and shady trees line the terrace to make it a private spot. When the little ones want to get active, there’s a kids’ club.
Dining is also relaxed – the poolside bar serves breakfast, lunch and dinner and you can eat on the al fresco terrace. For after-dinner cocktails, head to the hotel’s lounge bar. There’s usually some form of entertainment, too.
Palma Nova was one of Majorca’s first tourism towns. Since, it has gone from strength to strength and it’s now one of the most popular resorts with people looking for holidays to Majorca. It’s a lively town that specialises in beach-based fun. Top hotels like the Globales Nova have picked spots near the sand, so it’s easy to swap from pool to beach.
The resort also has convenient links to nearby attractions, so you can explore the island. Although Palma Nova is quieter than neighbouring Magaluf, there’s still plenty going on, including beachside bars, high-end dining spots and a whole raft of water sports.
The Globales Nova is in a quiet spot, but you’re no more than a couple of minutes from a gorgeous sweep of sand. The resort’s home to three sandy beaches, so there’s plenty of space for families to set up camp. At the rear of the beaches, there are even a few playgrounds for kids. On the front, water sports dominate, with scuba diving and snorkelling particularly popular.
For your evening meal, Palma Nova’s home to more than 100 restaurants, so you’ll never struggle to find what you’re craving. The fishing port’s still in operation, so head towards the harbour if you fancy seafood.
With beautiful beaches, lots of natural beauty and plenty of restaurants, families love Palma Nova’s relaxing and sun-soaked shores.
Holidaymakers head to Palma Nova for its combination of beautiful beaches, long promenades and quiet hotels, with the benefit of Majorca's party capital Magaluf just down the road. By day you can explore the natural beauty of Palma Nova, take part in some watersports or visit the cultured capital Palma. At night time it's up to you whether you stay in the family-friendly bars in Palma Nova or crank things up at the all-night parties of Magaluf.
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The Globales Nova is on a bit of a hill, so you see all the way to Son Matias Beach from the pool. There’s a really tranquil feel to the pool area and shady trees line the terrace to make it a private spot. When the little ones want to get active, there’s a kids’ club.
Dining is also relaxed – the poolside bar serves breakfast, lunch and dinner and you can eat on the al fresco terrace. For after-dinner cocktails, head to the hotel’s lounge bar. There’s usually some form of entertainment, too.
Palma Nova was one of Majorca’s first tourism towns. Since, it has gone from strength to strength and it’s now one of the most popular resorts with people looking for holidays to Majorca. It’s a lively town that specialises in beach-based fun. Top hotels like the Globales Nova have picked spots near the sand, so it’s easy to swap from pool to beach.
The resort also has convenient links to nearby attractions, so you can explore the island. Although Palma Nova is quieter than neighbouring Magaluf, there’s still plenty going on, including beachside bars, high-end dining spots and a whole raft of water sports.
The Globales Nova is in a quiet spot, but you’re no more than a couple of minutes from a gorgeous sweep of sand. The resort’s home to three sandy beaches, so there’s plenty of space for families to set up camp. At the rear of the beaches, there are even a few playgrounds for kids. On the front, water sports dominate, with scuba diving and snorkelling particularly popular.
For your evening meal, Palma Nova’s home to more than 100 restaurants, so you’ll never struggle to find what you’re craving. The fishing port’s still in operation, so head towards the harbour if you fancy seafood.
With beautiful beaches, lots of natural beauty and plenty of restaurants, families love Palma Nova’s relaxing and sun-soaked shores.
Holidaymakers head to Palma Nova for its combination of beautiful beaches, long promenades and quiet hotels, with the benefit of Majorca's party capital Magaluf just down the road. By day you can explore the natural beauty of Palma Nova, take part in some watersports or visit the cultured capital Palma. At night time it's up to you whether you stay in the family-friendly bars in Palma Nova or crank things up at the all-night parties of Magaluf.
Items marked with * incur extra charges which are payable locally.
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Our opening hours are Monday to Sunday 09:00 to 19:00.