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Majorca Resorts

Majorca Alaro Alcudia Caimari Cala Bona Cala Dor Cala Estancia Cala Millor Cala Ratjada Cala San Vincente Calas De Mallorca Camp De Mar Campanet Can Picafort Costa De Los Pinos Deya Illetas Magaluf Paguera Palma Palma Nova Playa De Muro Playa De Palma Pollensa Puerto De Soller Puerto Pollensa S Horta Sa Coma Sa Pobla Santa Margalida Santa Ponsa Santanyi

Majorca Holidays

For years, Majorca's been one of those ricochet resorts that has kept holidaymakers returning time and time again. Graze Majorca's facade and under all that sun, sea and sand is a magicians bag of tricks.

Stylish celebrity getaway, Bucket and spade megastar, Romantic holiday hideaway. Majorca checks all these boxes and much more as well. The largest of the Balearics islands, this all-round isle has been a firm favourite with the world's travelling crowd. But for no reason has Majorca thrived from such a popularity explosion as it has done in recent years. You only need to see at the celebrities' holiday habits to see it's totally and utterly in fashion. Hollywood superstar Catherine Zeta Jones and husband Michael Douglas have a villa here. Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber is just down the road. Even Claudia Schiffer has purchased herself an extensive zone in the south-west of Majorca. But that's not to suggest a velvet-rope encompasses Majorca, keeping it entirely for the stars. That's far from the truth. Families congregate on the safe sands of Puerto Pollensa, Cala Bona and Alcudia, with convulsive beach bags. The party crowd congregate in Palma Nova and Magaluf for cheap cocktails and sufficient neon to give Las Vegas a little competition. And those seeking little more than some R&R find some room for a sunshine sleep in Cala D'or or Camp De Mar. Ofcourse, there is the shining star of the island show - Palma. It' is a tapas loving, boutique packed capital city where style blends with charisma and the two get along notoriously. So whether you are a couple in need of a starry eyed getaway, a family on a budget or a hen party after somewhere to get your party on, Majorca is amongst those rarest of places that fits solidly in the 'something for everybody' basket. On the one side it's a shameless party animal that stays up to the small hours of the morning and on the other it's an introverted wallflower wandering cheerfully down life's slow lane. It brings you small hidden away coves and sun bed scattered sands. Huge busy resorts and tranquil hill-top villages. Whatever piece you opt for, the island will return you home with a world-class suntan, a overflowing digital camera and the insatiable need to book your return trip before you have even set down your cases. What more do you need?