From non-stop partying in Magaluf to walking the broad plains and rolling countryside of Es Pla and long tapas lunches in cosmopolitan Palma. There’s something for everyone in fabulous Majorca.

Chic celebrity bolthole, bucket and spade superstar, romantic holiday hideaway… Majorca ticks all these boxes. The biggest of the Balearics, it’s one of those rare places that fits firmly under the something for everyone bracket. On the one hand it’s an unabashed party animal that stays up all night. On the other it quietly wanders along life’s slow lane.

If you like to explore, holidays in Majorca are right up your street. Palma, the island’s capital, offers a wealth of sights to be discovered. Check out some of the museums. Walk round the old cathedrals and castles. Or just kick back by the harbourside. But it’s not all about Palma. From glass bottom boat rides in Calas de Majorca, to the peaceful botanical gardens of Soller, there’s never a dull moment.

When you rent a holiday home in Majorca through us, you deal directly with the owner, who is your best source of information for local attractions, restaurants, entertainment near your accommodation in Majorca. Local knowledge helps to make the most of villa holidays in Majorca.

Majorca brings you sunbed-scattered sands. Tiny tucked-away coves. Big bustling resorts. Quiet hilltop towns. One day you can be lingering over a lazy tapas lunch in trendy Palma, the next cruising on a jet-ski in loud and lively Magaluf. The island’s shores really are open to everyone. So, whether you’re a family of family of four on a shoestring, a hen party looking to let your hair down or a couple in search of a starry-eyed retreat, Majorca will send you home with a first-class suntan and the burning desire to return as soon possible

These mountains are the source of the island’s fresh water which runs down to the islands growing regions where orange, clementine and lemon trees are in abundance.

As it’s an island, it’s not surprising that Majorca or Mallorca is famous for it’s numerous sandy beaches. Wherever you decide to stay in Majorca, you can guarantee that you will not be far away from one of the island’s many stunning beaches.

Magaluf is Majorca’s most popular resort. Nightlife in Magaluf is outrageous and the scores of pubs, discos, cafes, cocktail bars and nightclubs make this one of the liveliest resorts in Spain.

Pollensa sits beneath the Tramontana mountains in Majorca’s north-eastern corner, a proper Mallorcan town and an absolute charmer. It’s a great place to wander in.

Alcudia is a big, bustling port and resort with all sorts of shops, restaurants and boutiques running alongside the gentle sweep of the sandy bay which has warm shallow waters.

Cala D’or is a classy resort area with clusters of whitewashed buildings, big marinas, quaint fishing villages and bustling beachfronts.

Ca’n Picafort curves around a glistening horseshoe-shaped bay where there is 13 kilometres of gorgeous silky white sands to lounge on.

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