Majorca holidays

Majorca Holiday Information

The largest of the Spanish Balearic Islands, Majorca has a range of diverse resorts, from the family orientated Puerto Pollensa to the party towns of Palma Nova and Magalluf. There is so much to do and see on holiday in Majorca, from a visit to the buzzing capital Palma, a day at the aqua parks or a scenic trip to the caves of Drax to an afternoon strolling round historic Alcudia, a day of water sports in the beautiful Santa Ponsa Bay or an evening of fun and excitement at the clubs and bars in vibrant Magaluf.

With cheap flights seven days a week you can enjoy a holiday in Majorca for a few days, a few weeks or even a few months. With daily flights from a range of UK airports and times and prices to suit all budgets, booking your flight to Majorca with us at the same time as your accommodation will save you time and money. A cheap flight into Palma is only about two and a half hours from the UK which means that you can start enjoying your holiday sooner rather than later! The short flight time also ensures Majorca is a popular destination for families with small children in search of some year-round sunshine.

There are a range of cheap hotels and apartments in Majorca; many of the hotels on the island offer an all inclusive basis, which is a popular choice for a family holiday and those on a budget. Anyone in search of a little flexibility will find numerous self catering Majorcan apartments and for those who like the best of both worlds, we have bed and breakfast, half board and full board options also. Whether it’s a centrally located apartment in the heart of the action or a quiet, relaxing beachfront hotel with great views, Low Cost Holidays have just what you are looking for.

Beaches in Majorca

One thing is for sure – wherever you go you will never be far from a fabulous beach. A holiday in Majorca offers a choice of more than 70 beaches around the island and in the height of the summer you will find that they are full with people enjoying the glorious sunshine. On many of the big beaches in Majorca you will find water sports including pedalos, jet skis, parasailing, windsurfing, water skiing, scuba diving, snorkeling and banana boats. Alternatively, if you feel like getting away from the main tourist crowd then hire a car whilst on holiday in Majorca and discover the small rocky coves and sandy bays off the beaten track, of which there are many.

Explore Majorca

During the evening there is something to suite all tastes in Majorca. With the resorts of Palma Nova and Magalluf offering bars and clubs open until the early hours of the morning, to more family orientated resorts such as Alcudia, and Puerto Pollensa with its karaoke bars, cabaret entertainment and quieter areas to enjoy the evenings.

There is a range of cuisine available in Majorca, from traditional Spanish tapas to local Majorcan specialities with international cuisine also being widely available across the island. If you eat the local cuisine you will find it is a healthy combination of fresh fish and vegetables with generous amounts of garlic and olive oil.

The capital of Majorca, Palma offers good quality shopping in its preserved old town, where there is also a beautiful marina to sit and relax with a glass of sangria after exploring the exquisite town. The island of Majorca has many historic sites to visit, such as cathedrals and medieval castles which make a pleasant day trip away from the beach resorts.

Golf is played all year round in Majorca, with players enjoying great weather and excellent courses (nineteen in total, most of which are 18-hole courses). For the less serious golfer, a trip to the Golf Fantasia Theme Park in Palma Nova is a good option as it features three different 18-hole mini golf courses.