What Majorca is actually like
The largest Balearic island has far more than its party reputation. Palma is a stylish city, the Tramuntana mountains are stunning, and the coast is full of turquoise coves. Family resorts in the north are some of the best in Spain.
Who Majorca suits
- Families
- Couples who like walking, cycling and good food
- Groups after a lively summer holiday
Best time to go to Majorca from Ireland
May, June and September are ideal: warm, sunny and less crowded. July and August are hot and busy. Winter is mild but quiet, and many resorts close.
Where to stay in Majorca
- Palma: A beautiful old town, a cathedral, beaches and great restaurants. See hotels in Palma (opens in a new tab)
- Alcúdia and Pollença: The north, with long safe beaches and a relaxed family feel. See hotels in Alcúdia and Pollença (opens in a new tab)
- Magaluf: The party end of the island. Choose carefully. See hotels in Magaluf (opens in a new tab)
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Hotel prices in Majorca
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What nobody tells you about Majorca
- Hire a car for the mountain road to Sóller and Deià.
- Many coves are small. Get there early in summer.
- Many resort hotels close from November to March.
