Holidays to C'an Picafort 2013

With the Tramuntana Mountains situated next to C'an Picafort, the resort is perfect for families who want to cycle, walk or hike during their stay.

On the coast you will be welcomed by two kilometres of golden beaches, or you can head to the island’s most northern point, the Cap de Formentor. For those travelling with younger children, the Baulo district is ideal.

Take a stroll across the beachside promenade and you will find plenty of local restaurants serving traditional cuisine, as well as some modern international menus.

There is also a good choice of bars and cafes that welcome families here. Once the sun sets, there is a great choice of evening entertainment in the area’s hotels.

The Hotel Club Tonga is a lively hotel with an array of activities and entertainment and is great for families.

The THB Gran Playa is ideal for those that want comfortable accomodation by the beach, with a swimming pool and restaurant just metres from the golden sands of the beach.

If you do feel like heading somewhere livelier, the resort of Alcudia is just a short distance away.

A larger resort filled with shops, restaurants, bars and cafes, it’s ideal for a day trip. You can even take a romantic stroll across its historical old town and down to its picturesque harbour.

C'an Picafort has a lovely selection of restaurants, where you can enjoy laid back nights sampling some local, traditional cuisine as well as British and international dishes. For something livelier, head to the nearby Port de Pollenca and Alcudia, where you’ll find a more upbeat night life and a larger selection of restaurants.

If you wish to treat yourself to some relaxing time with your loved one, head to Hotel & Spa Ferrer Concord, where you can indulge in some soothing treatments.

If you’d prefer the privacy of staying in self catered accommodation, the Carlos V is ideal, and with only 20 apartments it boasts a relaxed and quiet atmosphere.

There really is something for everyone in C'an Picafort, with a great blend of adventure, relaxation and play.

You can explore the coastal region together, whether it’s by car, by bike or on foot, or you can try some more adventurous pursuits, such as rock climbing, mountaineering and cliff jumping.

You will find the majority of the resort’s restaurants and bars centred around the charming promenade. With locally run restaurants and laid back bars, the nightlife here is relaxed and mellow.

For something more upbeat, the resort of Alcudia is only a 15-20 minute taxi ride away.

If you’re looking for self-catered accommodation, the Ses Roquetes apartments are perfect for small groups. A small and cosy development, it sits on the promenade that lines the beach.

For somewhere livelier, head to the Hotel Club Tonga, which boasts three swimming pools as well as a bar and a restaurant.