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Cliffs, coves and cherished coastline

The coast is undoubtedly the island’s crowning glory, and if you’re on the hunt for a beachside package holiday in Majorca, relax, you’ll find it.

Rocky coves with shimmering turquoise waters give way to vast expanses of perfect sand beaches. From the great bay of Alcúdia in the north to the secluded coves of the east, the swanky beaches of the south and the cliff-backed coves of the Tramuntana Mountains, you are spoiled for choice.

Peppering the coastline of Majorca, all-inclusive resorts come in all shapes and sizes and suit most budgets. They offer everything from family getaways and raucous fun in the sun to tranquil beach escapes.

Whether you want a luxury all-inclusive holiday in Majorca or a simple base from which to explore this got-it-all island, you’ll definitely find what you’re looking for.

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Step back in time

Amble away from the coast and inland Majorca oozes rural simplicity and a sense of yesteryear.

Nestled among the Tramuntana Mountains, Valldemossa’s cobbled alleys were once under the feet of composer Chopin, while the village of Deià has been a haven for artists, writers, musicians and celebrities for centuries.

Holidays in Majorca can mean castles and cathedrals, bustling weekly markets and a tipple at one of its many wineries.

Hop on the antique train from Palma to Sóller and travel past stepped terraces and old olive trees, wander amid fields of wildflowers and sheep on the many hiking trails, or join in the festivities at one of the vibrant and noisy fiestas.

Majestic Majorca

Then there’s Palma, one of the most beautiful cities in Spain, and we don’t say that lightly – even the Spanish royals spend their holidays in Majorca.

Saint Mary Cathedral (La Seu) and neighbouring Almudaina Palace tower over the seafront, while a maze of streets hide restaurants, shops, tapas bars, museums and secret courtyards. 

Sunshine breaks in Majorca can be as varied as the island itself. You will find luxury hotels, plush spas, immaculate golf courses, super yachts and Michelin-starred restaurants. Yet the island is also renowned as a wonderful budget destination, so cheap holidays in Majorca’s resorts, family package deals and budget all-inclusive resorts are easy to come by. 

When to go

Majorca is best known as a summer destination.

July and August are at the height of the season, when prices hit their peak. Having said that, book far enough in advance and you can bag incredible cheap holiday deals in Majorca.

The shoulder months of May, June and September are fantastic times to visit; the weather is still hot but less humid, the beaches less busy and the prices less… pricey. Road cyclists, golfers and hikers love this time of year for the slightly cooler temperatures.

Winter breaks to Majorca are becoming increasingly popular. It might be best to avoid January when most Majorcans shut up shop for the month. 

Events for your diary

Head to Palma before Christmas to enjoy many festivities and markets. Bag a cheap holiday during March and April to see Majorca’s famous trees shed their delicate pink-white petals, coinciding with the Festival of the Almond Blossom, while the island’s villages host more festivals and fairs during October and November.

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