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Luxury Majorca Holidays

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Overview

Majorca. An island everyone is familiar with yet few manage to unlock all its charms. Yes, there are beaches and popular tourist resorts, but look beyond these and you can find an island that can serve up plenty of luxury for those looking for more than meets the eye. In fact, luxury holidays to Majorca should be on the top of every holiday wish list.

Visit the Capital

Palma is the capital of Majorca and home to some of the best shopping, dining and nightlife you could wish for. Be sure to visit the Cathedral of Santa Maria de Palma, one of the most iconic buildings on the island. For food lovers, Palma has no shortage of excellent restaurants, so you'll be spoilt for choice.

Experience the Beaches

Go to the beach no matter where you are on the island. Majorca has some of the best beaches in Europe, so make sure to spend some time relaxing on the sand. Puerto Pollensa and Playa de Muro are two popular beaches, surrounded by gorgeous towns and bays.

Explore the Great Outdoors

The island has plenty of trails for all levels of hikers. Hiking is an ideal way to see what the island can offer beyond the coastline. In fact, you can get your boots on and town-hop, an excellent cultural and physical experience. Majorca is also home to some excellent wines, so be sure to visit a winery or two while you're on the island. Bodegas Ribas is one of the best-known wineries on the island.

Luxury Majorca Hotels & Resorts

Majorca is an island suited for luxury holidays, with plenty of 5 star holiday options dotted across the island so you will not be short of options. The small resort of Illetas, in the southwest, has designer golf courses, secluded beaches and rugged terrain with luxury hotels to boot too. In the northeast, Alcudia mixes old with new with Roman ruins rubbing shoulders with endless restaurants and bars.

Family-run hotels, huge all-inclusive resorts with every amenity and boutique retreats await both couples and families looking for a luxury break within a few hours of the UK. Make a luxury holiday to Majorca your next break and enjoy all this wonderful island has to offer.

Things To Do in Majorca

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Essential Info

  • The local currency is the Euro.
  • It takes around two and a half hours to reach Majorca from most UK airports.
  • The official language of Spain is Spanish but English is spoken by locals in the tourist resorts.

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Average Temperature in Majorca

Best Resorts in Majorca

Cala Millor

Cala Millor is found on Majorca's east coast and is ideal for a relaxing escape, free from rowdy groups.


 

Alcudia

With an upmarket marina, cobbled streets and plenty of history to explore, Alcudia is a great choice.


 

Cala Bona

A colourful harbour, fantastic beaches and quiet scenic spots make Cala Bona the place to go for relaxing luxury holidays.


 

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Travel Tips

Majorca has many beaches that are perfect for luxury holidays. There are also many restaurants that serve fresh fish, which is a speciality of the island. Visitors can also enjoy the nightlife in Palma, as well as the water parks and other attractions that are available.

Even though luxury Majorca holidays are all about relaxation, it is also important to see the local culture and history. The island has a long history dating back to the Roman Empire. There are also many museums and historical sites that can be visited.

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If celebrity spotting is your thing, head to Puerto Portals. This is a well-known hotspot for celebrities so make sure you have your smartphone ready for a picture. Exclusive Deià, a small coastal village in the Serra de Tramuntana on the west of the island, is another enclave favoured by the rich and famous.

When you come to Majorca on holiday, there are a few must-see sights that you won’t want to miss. In the old town of Palma, be sure to visit the Cathedral of Mallorca, one of the most beautiful Gothic buildings in Europe. And no trip to Majorca would be complete without taking in the stunning views from the Serra de Tramuntana, the island’s highest mountain range.
And of course, there are plenty of other activities to enjoy on your luxury holiday to Majorca. Whether you want to relax on one of the island’s many beaches or explore its vibrant nightlife, you’ll be spoilt for choice.

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A Guide to Majorca’s Michelin Star Restaurants

Surprising to some, but perhaps not to others, Majorca more than holds its own in terms of world-class dining. 


 

Your Guide to Luxury Majorca Holidays

Majorca has long been a favourite with holidaymakers thanks to its excellent climate, idyllic beaches and amazing waterparks.


 

The Top 6 Beachfront Hotels in Majorca

There’s nothing quite like a beachfront hotel. The sound of the waves crashing against rocks, the unique smell of salt in the air, and the feeling of sand between your toes.


 

FAQs

There are lots of nice places to stay and explore. Deia, Palma, Son Vida and Puerto Portals are all glamour hotspots ideal for luxury holiday lovers.
Son Vida is set on the cliffs overlooking Palma, and is favoured by well-to-do locals who are not shy about creating huge villas and homes with infinity pools, home cinemas and basketball courts.

Deia, Puerto Portals and Son Vida are the best celebrity hotspots, as is the city of Palma.

There are great beaches on all sides of the island. Beaches in the south are best for traditional long sandy stretches, where there is plenty going on all day and night. In the north you’ll find a great mix of secluded beaches and long stretches popular with families. On the east and west coasts, you’ll get rugged beaches and caves to explore.

Palma is best for luxury hotels, shopping, and sightseeing, whereas Palma Nova boasts great beaches and nightlife. Portal Nous is the place to go if you want great upmarket nightlife surrounded by views of marinas and yachts.