Majorca Family Holidays

The Port of Alcudia and the main town just over a mile away are popular destinations for Majorca family holidays. Spend your days at the beach or head into town to explore the well-preserved town wall that was built in the 14th century. Stroll cobbled streets, admire the surviving medieval houses, and then grab a bit to eat at one of the many restaurants.

Experience the true identity of Majorca in this rural town that feels far removed from the bustling beach resorts. Enjoy a long lunch at one of the many cafes in the Plaça Major or take a tour of the historic part of the town, including the Roman Bridge and the Convent de Sant Domingo.

Near Canyamel Beach on the east coast you will find this series of caves that some locals believe are haunted. Find out for yourself by taking a guided tour, set to music and lights, into this labyrinth. Either way, you'll encounter a wonderful sight, as some of the caves are the size of cathedrals and filled with stalagmites and stalactites.

This marine park offers a range of interactive experiences that will keep the whole family interested, including swimming with rays and walking through glass tunnels within the large tanks. There are over 55 tanks representing different marine ecosystems from around the world, containing over 700 marine species.