Scorchin' hot summers, beaches straight out of a brochure, and the food of holiday dreams, Majorca is top spot for your next jolly.
Destination Highlights
Family-friendly resorts
Adult-oriented party resorts
Great beaches... like seriously great
Easy to get around and explore
🎉 Majorca Fun Facts You Didn’t Know (But Totally Should)
Pearls, Darling – Majorca’s Manacor pearls are famous for looking as fancy as the real thing. Perfect for treating yourself to a posh souvenir.
Star Appeal – Celebs like Grace Kelly, Michael Douglas, and Claudia Schiffer have all holidayed here—if it’s good enough for them, right?
Balearic Big Shot – Majorca is the biggest of the Balearic Islands, which means more space, more beaches, and yes, more fun!
🗣️ Master the Lingo, Majorca Style
Want to sprinkle a little local flair into your holiday? Throw out a few Catalan phrases like a pro:
"Bon dia!" – Good morning!
"Adéu" – Goodbye!
"De res" – You’re welcome!
"¿Dónde está la Fanta Limón?" – Because life’s too short not to sip the ultimate beach drink.
"La cuenta, por favor" – The bill, please—because tapas are too good to share!
🚗 Getting Around on your Majorca holidays
🚌 Buses – Cheap and Cheerful
Majorca’s bus system is a budget traveller’s dream—air-conditioned, wallet-friendly, and connecting all the major towns, resorts, and beaches. Pro tip: Bring exact change and be ready for a scenic ride.🚖 Taxis & Ride Shares – Quick and Easy
Had one too many mojitos? Taxis and Ubers are your best mate, ready to whisk you away to your next stop in blissful air-conditioned comfort. No bus schedules, no worries—just kick back and relax.🚲 Cycling – Two-Wheel Wonder
Majorca is a cyclist’s paradise. Rent a bike and cruise through the stunning coastal routes, or, if you’re feeling brave, take on the legendary Sa Calobra climb. Just don’t forget to reward yourself with a drink after!
🏨 Where’s Your Perfect Majorca Crash Pad?
Families – Alcudia is a top choice for a family holiday with its shallow beaches and Hidropark water park. Over at Port de Pollença, you'll find calm waters and a charming promenade, perfect for ice cream strolls with the kiddos.
Couples – For romantic vibes on a couples holiday, head to Deià and Valldemossa—mountain views, cosy restaurants, and all the dreamy feels. Or, set sail on a sunset cruise along the coast. Nothing says "I love you" like sipping cava while the sun dips below the horizon.
Groups – If you're travelling with your mates on a group holiday, Magaluf is party central. Think beach clubs, watersports, and nightlife that’s guaranteed to keep the fun going ‘til dawn (just be careful with those 3am selfies!).
What are the best beaches to head to on your Majorca holidays 2025?
Majorca is the ultimate spot for getting your jollies in style, even if you're desperately browsing our last-minute holidays. Whether you're after a boujee beach club vibe or a serene slice of seaside solitude, Majorca's coastlines are brimming with options. Here's a rundown of the top-notch beaches that'll make your Majorca holidays 10/10 mega.
Es Trenc - A whopping 2km of pure, unadulterated, white sand bliss, backed by a nature reserve. Es Trenc is the island's crown jewel, offering turquoise waters that scream 'swanky Instagram post'.
Cala Millor - A bangin' beach that's perfect for the kiddos and water sports aficionados. With its golden sands stretching over 1.8km, it's a proper good spot for building sandcastles or catching some waves.
Playa de Muro - A mahoosive stretch that's part of a sizzling nature reserve. It's all about the chill vibes here, with crystal-clear waters and soft sands. Plus, it's less crowded, so you can enjoy your peace and quiet, or maybe even a cheeky nap.
Cala Agulla - Surrounded by lush pine forests, this beach is a true hidden gem. Its sparkling clear waters and fine sand make it a top-tier choice for those in search of natural beauty.
Port de Pollença - Ideal for families and sailing enthusiasts, this beach boasts a long, sheltered bay with gentle waters. The Pine Walk promenade adds a quaint touch, perfect for a post-swim stroll.
Cala Mondragó - Located in a national park, this beach is a double whammy of natural splendour. With two sandy coves and hiking trails nearby, it's a nature lover's paradise.
S'Amarador - Another gem within the Mondragó National Park, S'Amarador is all about those immaculate waters and serene vibes. It's often less crowded, making it a prime spot for a quiet day under the sun.
Magaluf Beach - If you're looking for a beach that's always popping off, Magaluf is your go-to. Famous for its nightlife and water sports, it's a spot where you can party by day and night.
Formentor Beach - This sliver of paradise offers breathtaking views, with crystal-clear waters and a backdrop of mountains. It's a bit of a trek to get there, but absolutely worth it for the 'gram.
Cala Formentor - Known for its dramatic scenery and clear, shallow waters, this beach is perfect for families. The drive there is just as stunning, too!
What are the top hotels to stay at on your holidays to Majorca?
Majorca's bursting at the seams with bangin' hotels, perfect for any kind of getaway from a cheap holiday to a luxury holiday. Whether you're planning a mahoosive family holibob, a romantic retreat with your other half, or a cheeky escape with the mates, Majorca's got you covered with top-tier spots to lay your head. Let's dive into the deets:
Bellevue Club – This mega-resort is basically a village with eight pools, mini-golf, tennis courts, and even a lake. Perfect for families or anyone who thinks holidays should come with a side of everything.
Sol Katmandu Park & Resort – A theme park right outside your door? Yes, please! From 4D cinema experiences to splash zones, this spot is ideal for kids (or big kids at heart).
Sol House The Studio – Adults Only – DJs spinning poolside, cocktails on tap, and absolutely no kids around to ruin the vibe. It’s the ultimate party pad.
Club Mac Alcudia – This resort has more entertainment than a Netflix binge, with waterparks, mini-golf, and endless activities to keep everyone happy.
Sol Barbados – Right by the beach, Sol Barbados blends chill beach vibes with family fun. Huge pools, entertainment for the kids, and a cheeky cocktail bar for adults. What more could you want?
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🥳 Things to do in Majorca for groups
Gather your squad, because Majorca is absolutely popping off with group adventures. If you're ready to channel your inner Love Island cast (minus the recoupling drama), Magaluf is legendary - think neon-lit clubs, beach bars with mega cocktails, and DJs that'll keep you dancing 'til dawn. If your crew prefers thrills to chill, quad biking through the stunning Tramuntana mountains or exploring epic caves will make your group chat blow up. And don't miss Palma’s nightlife - trendy rooftop bars with good views, ideal for your group selfies and Insta stories.
❤️ Things to do in Majorca for couples
Majorca was basically made for loved-up holibobs. Imagine romantic strolls along Pine Walk in Puerto Pollensa, hand-in-hand while the sea gently laps the shore - total romance goals. Level up your date game with a boujee wine-tasting tour in lush vineyards (wine not?), or set sail on a dreamy sunset cruise, bubbly in hand, soaking in views so good they'll make you forget Netflix even exists. For a top experience, book a sunrise hot air balloon ride and score ultimate bragging rights for the best date ever.
👨👩👧👦 Things to do in Majorca for families
Got kiddos in tow? Majorca's got you covered with family-friendly adventures that'll keep tantrums at bay (except maybe Dad's after losing at mini-golf). Katmandu Park is a must-do, with its 4D cinema, water rides, and mini-golf to keep the little ones buzzing. For a splashtastic day, Hidropark Alcudia is your go-to for wave pools, slides, and water fun galore. Palma Aquarium is another great spot with mega shark tanks and interactive exhibits that'll have kids talking non-stop. Plus, loads of hotels offer all-inclusive family holidays, meaning unlimited snacks, ice creams, and zero stress. Win-win.
🍽️ Things to do in Majorca for foodies
If eating is your idea of a good time, Majorca's foodie scene is a proper dream. Start your day with Ensaimada, a sweet pastry that's 10/10 addictive. Dive into foodie heaven at Mercat de l’Olivar, stacked high with fresh cheeses, meats, and local produce perfect for a cheeky picnic on the beach. Don’t skip on traditional dishes like Sobrassada sausage and Tumbet - a veggie dish so good it might make you question your carnivore credentials. And obviously, seafood is huge here - think grilled octopus, sizzling gambas, and paella that’ll put your usual takeaway to shame.
💰 How to do Majorca on a budget
Majorca isn’t all luxury yachts and swanky resorts - you can totally have a cheap but cheerful getaway. Check out budget-friendly stays outside the bustling hotspots (they exist and they’re proper good), and remember, beaches and sunsets don't cost a penny. Markets and local eateries are your new BFFs, serving up affordable tapas, fresh seafood, and plenty of atmosphere. Also, don’t sleep on free activities - mountain hikes, charming village strolls, and exploring hidden coves won’t dent your wallet but will rack up your likes on Insta.
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Weather in Majorca
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We're talking temperatures that live it up between 20-30°C most of the year. You could be toasting under the Majorcan sun, dipping your toes in the turquoise waters, or wandering around medieval palaces. Lovely jubbly!
Now, the weather in Majorca isn’t just about baking on a beach towel. Winter swings by (December to February), rocking cooler degrees around 10-15°C. There may be the odd rainy day, but that's all part of the fun, innit? Gives you a prime reason to hole up in a café with a cheeky ensaimada!
Fast forward to summer (May to October), and holidays to Majorca are all about blue skies, endless sunshine and toasty temps upwards of 30°C. It's like the island's throwing a fiesta and you're the guest of honour! The sea? It's begging you to dive in!
And don't overlook spring and autumn. With temperatures a comfy 15-25°C, they're bang on for exploring Majorca's mountains, villages, and vibrant nightlife. Read more about Majorca weather.
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FAQs
How long does it take to fly to Majorca?
How long does it take to fly to Majorca?
It takes about two hours and 30 minutes to fly to Majorca from the UK.
What’s the time difference between the UK and Majorca?
What’s the time difference between the UK and Majorca?
Majorca is one hour ahead of the UK.
What currency do they use in Majorca?
What currency do they use in Majorca?
The official currency of Majorca is the Euro.
What language do they speak in Majorca?
What language do they speak in Majorca?
The official language spoken in Majorca is Spanish.
Is Mallorca the same as Majorca?
Is Mallorca the same as Majorca?
Short answer: yes. Mallorca is the Spanish spelling of the island, whereas here in the UK, we spell it as Majorca. Both are correct. And no matter which way you spell it, you're getting the same sunny gem located in the Balearics.
What's the best area to stay in Majorca?
What's the best area to stay in Majorca?
Majorca is home to some fantastic regions offering something for everyone. The capital Palma offers a city-style break or you can head to Alcudia for more relaxing family fun. Magaluf is a staple destination in the party holiday scene and many flock there each year to get their groove on. Wherever you choose, just know you're getting a holiday icon.
