Have a ball
Any young football fans are in for a treat in Alcudia, thanks to the nearby ESA Soccer Academy. The coaches are FA and UEFA qualified to provide top teaching for children between aged 5-16, and most importantly - they’re a great laugh! The academy welcomes all kids, no matter their skill level or physical capacity.
Challenge yourself
If the whole family likes to get that adrenaline pumping, you can’t get better than a day with The Challenge Mallorca. They’ll take you on a treasure hunt involving trekking, sea swimming, snorkelling and cave exploration. They tailor the activities to fit your fitness level as well, so everyone has a chance to reach the loot.
Hit the town
Even cheap holidays to Alcudia give the opportunity to admire the area’s natural beauty. The town itself has the best-preserved Medieval quarter on the whole island, showing Alcudia as it was over 2,000 years ago. Here you can enjoy a stroll through the pretty streets, brush up on your history at the church, or attend bustling markets on Tuesdays and Sundays.
Get teed off
You’ll always be within easy reach of the Alcanada Golf Club, renowned for its challenging holes and amazing views across the course. Take our advice and book in advance to get the best deals, as it can get pricey in the high season.
What events can I go to in Alcudia?
There are loads of weird and wonderful fiestas to discover throughout the year, as well as some exciting local sports fixtures. Why not plan your 2023 holiday to Alcudia around these events?
Sant Antoni Festivities (January) - the best street parties held in Pollença and Sa Pobla to honour the patron saint of animals, with dancing devils and bonfires aplenty.
Almond Blossom Fair (February) - a charming country fair in Son Servera, showcasing almonds in every form imaginable.
Day of the Balearic Islands (March) - all kinds of traditional celebrations to mark the anniversary of the island group’s political autonomy.
Mallorca 312 (April) - the island’s biggest cycling event with three challenging trails across the mountains, finishing up at Playa de Muro.
IRONMAN 70.3 Alcúdia (May) - fitness fans are invited to test their limits at this famous triathlon event, now offering a separate race for kids.
Sant Pere Festival (June) - fishermen honour their patron saint with a mighty procession of boats across the bay.
La Patrona Fiesta (July/August) - a week of the usual festival fun leads up to an extravagant battle re-enactment across the whole town of Pollença.
Sa Pobla Jazz Festival (August) - the cosy town of Sa Pobla hosts international jazz musicians for a run of free concerts.
Festes de La Beata Santa Catalina Tomás (September) - a truly Majorcan spectacle fills the streets of Santa Margalida with dancing, devils, and feasting.
Pumpkin Fair (November) - this Muro event celebrates the humble pumpkin with size contests, food stalls, and a funfair.
New Year’s Eve (December) - the town hosts a buzzing outdoor party to see the year out, complete with traditional grape-eating during the countdown.
Where's the best nightlife in Alcudia?
You’ll bump into lots of Irish people on beach holidays in Alcúdia, especially in the lively Celtic pubs that have sprung up around town. There are loads of classy cocktail bars too, and both will often have live music playing. You're guaranteed a great night at these spots:
BARco Nina - a harbourside bar offering the best sunset views along with fresh and tasty cocktails made to order.
Vogue Disco & Lounge - we love the laidback atmosphere of this place, where you can easily make friends over drinks on the terrace as the sun sets.
Banana Club - the place to be if you're looking to party. The music's always pumping at this place, with themed nights and - if you're lucky - some great-value offers, like free Prosecco on arrival.
Joker's Irish Pub - you can't go wrong with an Irish bar, and this one's one of the best. You'll find live music, TV screens where you can catch the latest sports and loads of drinks on offer - including Guinness, of course!
Prince Of Wales - if you're into the Magaluf way of life, then you'll love this place. The friendly staff, cheap cocktails, games nights and bopping beats keep tourists and locals coming back for more.
Enjoy Café - with great cocktails and music, this friendly bar is a favourite with locals and tourists.
What’s the food like in Alcudia?
Your Alcudia holiday is a chance to try the dazzling array of crops that grow, thanks to the island’s climate. You’ll come across plenty of dishes starring colourful summer veg, citrus, almonds, and olives. Don’t miss out on these:
Escaldums - a poultry stew with a rich tomato sauce, flavoured with white wine and almonds
Coca de Trempó - the Majorcan answer to pizza - a crisp flatbread topped with fresh peppers and olive oil
Frito Mallorquin - a national favourite of diced seasonal veg and lean meat fried together
Greixonera de brossat - a local cheesecake made with ricotta and flavoured with citrus and cinnamon
Helado de almendra - fresh almond ice cream - the island's delicacy!
Ready to tuck into Majorcan treats? Head to these popular eateries:
Sa Gavina Beach Club - a laidback venue serving excellent seafood just a stone’s throw from the beach.
Me Gusta Gastrobar - overlooking the old town's castle walls, this local favourite serves creative dishes including veggie tapas, fresh tuna steaks and croquettes in all flavours.
Sa Roqueta Wine & Food - who said you can't enjoy a good Italian in Spain? At this charming restaurant you'll be greeted with wine, bread and oil at your table, and the menu is packed with tasty dishes - from pasta to antipasti platters, with veggie and vegan options!
Smith's Cafe-Bar-Restaurant - perfect if you're craving a little taste of home, this English-owned venue is known for its burgers, steaks and decadent desserts.
Alcanada 35 - families flock to this charming restaurant overlooking the Med, where everyone can enjoy tapas, paella and pasta cooked fresh to order.
Can Costa Celler Alcúdia - a special occasion restaurant in the Old Town, offering traditional Majorcan fare in a romantic setting with relaxing live music.
Boasting one of the longest beaches in Majorca, Alcudia's bay makes this a perfect resort for families because of its fine, clean sand. The surrounding landscape is really impressive, with magnificent mountains which hiking enthusiasts will love to explore and beach bound visitors can enjoy as a beautiful backdrop. The beautiful Sa Talaia d'Alcudia offers impressive views of the bay.
