Despite being a small town, Alcudia’s attractions are countless, and there’s plenty to keep you occupied throughout your stay. With a heritage dating back to the 2nd century, there are numerous places of historical interest, such as the enormous Porta Del Mol gate through which most visitors enter the town. There are many religiously-orientated things to do in Alcudia. Pay a visit to the Gothic church of Sant Juame at the centre of town, and the nearby old sanctuary of Oratori de Santa Anna. Another jewel in Alcudia’s crown is the two thousand-year-old Roman theatre, the smallest to have survived anywhere in Spain.

There are a number of private resorts which cater for those looking to unwind. A full range of spa treatments are available in many hotels, from saunas and steam rooms to massage parlours. For some of the most relaxing things to do in Alcudia, take a dip in one of the hundreds of swimming pools, or top up your tan in the sunbathing areas. The sandy beach at Port d’Alcudia is a perfect place to while away the hours with a good book, or to kick back with a cocktail in a waterfront bar.

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As you would expect, Majorcan cuisine is heavy on seafood, but its dishes are highly variable. In Alcudia the best restaurants are gathered around the centre of the old town and along the waterfront. Most offer outdoor seating perfect for enjoying Mediterranean cooking in the warm air. Lobster is particularly good in Majorca, and a number of restaurants in Alcudia specialise in delicacy. Another local favourite is sobrassada, a spicy pork dish, served with delicious Majorcan-style garlic bread. There are many places serving Spanish tapas, alongside the typical smattering of Italian, Greek and French restaurants to satisfy a wide range of foodies.

There are numerous things to do in Alcudia that visitors of all ages can enjoy, in particular along the pristine beaches of the region, flanked by the warm Mediterranean waters. The beach at Port d’Alcudia, a short walk out of town, is the most popular in the northeast of Majorca due to its clear, shallow waters. Alcudia Water Park offers fun for all the family, with water slides, mini golf and a bouncy castle to entertain the kids. The mysterious maze of El Labarinto is great for exploration, with magicians, clowns and witches lurking around every corner. The walk to Playa Coll Baix provides a welcome escape from the crowds, taking you up the hill past wild mountain goats, before dropping down to a secluded beach. There are a range of family friendly all inclusive hotels in Alcudia which will help keep those holiday costs to a minimum.

Sailing is very popular in Majorca, and is amongst the most sought after of Alcudia’s attractions. You can hire all kinds of vessels to explore the coastline, from catamarans to yachts. A number of international regattas take place off the shores of Alcudia and other towns, allowing you to watch the professionals in action. The clear Mediterranean waters are perfect for diving and snorkelling, while tour companies can offer paragliding and water-skiing lessons for beginners. Hiking and cycling are also popular on the island, and from Alcudia you can reach a number of other pretty towns on foot or by bicycle. The nearby marshlands of S’Albufera Natural Park are great for bird watching, with over 200 species living in the area.

Alcudia holidays mean you can enjoy having one of Majorca's best beaches right on your doorstep. Stretching from Puerto Alcudia to Playa de Muro, this superb beach has plenty on offer, so you can be as active or relaxed as you please. Go go-karting, ride horses along the beach or just relax and top up your tan in the Spanish sunlight to make the most out of your Spanish getaway. Beach days in Alcudia are all about family-orientated fun, and the nightlife is no different. Enjoy everything from live music and karaoke to games and quizzes in the lively bars and pubs around vibrant Dollar Street.

Port d’Alcudia boasts a range of bars and restaurants along the main beach which stay open until late. Live music, karaoke, quiz nights and games take place every night in the lively bars around Dollar Street. The popular Vamps Bar offers karaoke in seven languages, and attracts a diverse crowd. There are plenty of small resorts where you can enjoy a quiet drink away from the noise of the main strip. In the old town there are a number of small local bars where you can sample Majorcan and Spanish wines.

With charming, cobbled streets and tons of shops and cafes scattered throughout, the historic Old Town is the choice for couples looking for romance. The late afternoon light cascading on century-old walls and Roman ruins make for stunning photos, even if you choose to stay outside the city in nearby Badia de Pollensa. Whether you’re looking for luxurious hotels along the Bay of Alcudia or an apartment in the heart of the city centre, we can facilitate your idea of perfection during your holidays in Alcudia.

Whether you want to listen to music with the children or have a grown-up night out, holidays to Alcudia make sure that all those young and young at heart alike take part in evening festivities. Go exploring and visit nearby Lluc, a beautiful mountain village and discover its monastery and fascinating museum; keep your camera handy. Wander along the medieval architecture and bustling markets of the unspoiled hillside village of Pollensa which can be found just a short ride away, or head to the stunning Calas De Mallorca, perfect for families looking for amazing views.