Alcudia Garden Aparthotel
3 StarsYear-round wellness area, S'Albufera Natural Park access
Year-round wellness area, S'Albufera Natural Park access
Dual outdoor swimming pools, Relaxing wellness spa circuit
Semi-Olympic and lagoon pools, S'Albufereta Nature Reserve access
Dual outdoor swimming pools, Convenient local transport links
Three outdoor waterfall pools, International buffet with local flair
Four tiered outdoor swimming pools, Vista on the Bay Sky Restaurant
Lagoon-style outdoor swimming pool, Beachfront BBQ restaurant
Two distinct swimming pools, Wellness area with sauna and steam bath
Panoramic mountain views, Lagoon-style outdoor pool
Gradual-entry outdoor swimming pool, Indoor wellness and relaxation
Triple outdoor swimming pools, Reserved restaurant seating
Unique tower room access, Two distinct swimming pools
Outdoor swimming pools, Diverse buffet dining
Wellness and massage studio, Contactless smart wristband keys
Expansive multi-pool resort complex, Modernized deluxe apartment options
Heated indoor and outdoor pools, Show cooking buffet restaurant
Six distinct outdoor swimming pools, Seashell pool bar and restaurant
Family-friendly Bonavida Pines pool, Direct beach access
Premium Bali bed experiences, Mascalzone Italian boulevard dining
Heated indoor and outdoor pools, Rooftop suite with private jacuzzi
Outdoor swimming pool and sun terrace, Live music evenings
Heated children's splash pool, Sea Soul Restaurant & Beach Club
Outdoor swimming pools, Family-friendly entertainment program
Spacious sea view suites, Dual outdoor swimming pools
Expansive outdoor swimming pool, Modern and clean accommodations
Dedicated kids' dining zones, Lakeside wellness and beauty area
Themed international buffets, Ocean-view wellness sauna
Prime beachfront location, Easy self check-in process
Mediterranean cuisine restaurant, Distinctive room features
Panoramic bay and peninsula views, Rustic charm and character
Secluded courtyard swimming pool, Comprehensive spa facilities
Auca Salut Spa access, Tranquil Mediterranean patio
Expansive outdoor swimming pool, Port d'Alcudia neighborhood access
Inviting saltwater swimming pool, On-site tapas restaurant and pool bar
Panoramic rooftop terrace, Authentic Mallorcan and Spanish cuisine
The prices and availability we receive from booking sites change constantly. This means you may not always find the exact same offer you saw on trivago when you land on the booking site.
As the capital city of Spain’s Balearic Islands, Palma de Mallorca’s international airport marks the starting point for most holidays. Many then head straight to the nearby party resorts of Arenal and Magaluf where sand, sea, sun and sangria are high on the enjoyment menu. Head in the other direction, though and it’s a different world. Just 40 miles from the airport and in the north west of Mallorca, lies the region’s increasingly popular main resort of Alcudia. From here, there is the opportunity to relax, explore and sample life in the real Mallorca.
Locals in the Alcudia region are quick to emphasise their use of fresh seafood from the surrounding Mediterranean waters; plus vegetables, almonds and tomatoes from the local farm land, thus making those national and regional dishes extra special. Start the day the Mallorcan way with Ensaimada, a traditional sweet cake that’s readily available in cafes and in many Alcudia hotels. Later, Panada deserves a top score in the meat pie category. Then, resist, if you can, Pa amb Oli. This local bread is a mouth-watering accompaniment to other dishes, or, even better, just by itself. Sangria is an intoxicating mix wine, spirits, fruit and ice; no two are the same, so it’s an enjoyable exercise finding your own final preference! Sangria is an essential accompaniment to those Tapas (‘Little Bites’) choices. These tasty tasters of calamari, meats and sauces are part of the Spanish way of life and are a regular menu feature in the local bars and hotels in Alcudia. They add real flavour to the Alcudia experience.
There are many B&Bs, apartments and hotels here, in Alcudia. Wherever you stay, the resort’s attractions are easily accessed. The glorious beach, for instance, underlines the town’s growing popularity as a family favourite resort. Then, a couple of miles away, there’s the Old Town with its shaded cobbled streets surrounded by the medieval town wall. The latter was initiated by King Jaume in the 14th century when he captured Mallorca from the Moors. There’s a walking tour every Wednesday, but for Roman remains, those on view in the one-roomed Museo Monográfico de Pollentia are more impressive. Finally, from your hotel in Alcudia, it’s a short walk to the Ferry Port and to some enticing excursion options. The region’s Es Coll Baix beach, for instance, can only be accessed from the sea! Alternatively, stretch those sea legs a little and embark on trips to the neighbouring island of Menorca, or even to Barcelona. A holiday in Alcudia is a voyage of discovery.
Bird watchers flock to the Alcudia region, drawn by the Osprey and species of ducks and other birds at the nearby Albufera Nature Reserve. The winding, steep roads, cliffs and Mediterranean backdrop attract similar numbers of cycling enthusiasts. The Alcanada Golf Club is one of the musts for visiting golfers. What about the kids? Well, Hidropark is to the back of the town’s residential area. There are six sensational slides and two pools here; plus trampolines. There are also 54 hole mini-golf courses for kids and adults. After that and for some peace and quiet, go in the direction of the Old Town and to the secluded beach of Platja de Sant Pere. Main features here include the crystal clear waters and stunning views of the peninsular of Formentor. Rested and refreshed, bargain hunters then make a beeline for a whole range of goods on offer at the bustling Tuesday and Sunday markets in Alcudia town.
Throughout Spain and specifically the island of Mallorca, festivals, fiestas and processions take place virtually every month of the year. Particularly popular in the town and with detail available in every hotel in Alcudia, is the Sant Pere Fiesta. Held towards the end of June, the spectacle involves processions of fishing boats in honour of the fishermen’s patron saint. Then, during early July, there’s Festes de la Mare de Deu de la Victoria. This is the annual pilgrimage to the church above Alcudia. It descends into a hugely enjoyable programme of singing, dancing, eating, drinking and general celebration. The second day is more solemn with - and probably accompanied by more than a few sore heads - a procession followed by Mass. Alcudia’s own jazz festival is staged in September. During the year, the island’s celebration themes range from fireworks, staged battles and traditional dance to rock concerts. Many low season festivals centre around Palma and other resorts, so some travel will be necessary.
In Alcudia, you might want to check out Club Mac Alcudia, Prinsotel Mal Pas, Alcudia Garden Aparthotel, PortBlue Club Pollentia Resort & Spa. These hotels come highly recommended by many travellers.
For a taste of luxury in Alcudia, you might want to explore Grupotel Molins, El Vicenç de la Mar - Adults Only - Over 12, Hotel Bordoy Alcudia Port Suites, Viva Zafiro Alcudia. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
If you're visiting Alcudia with your family, you could look at Club Mac Alcudia, Prinsotel Mal Pas, Hotel Sis Pins, Alcudia Garden Aparthotel. These hotels offer a variety of family-friendly services and activities.
Travelling with pets? The hotels Seaclub Alcudia Mediterranean Resort, Alcanada Golf Hotel, Els Pins Resort & Spa, Blu Hostal Diana could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Alcudia, check out Club Mac Alcudia, Grupotel Gran Vista & Spa, Grupotel Molins, Alcudia Garden Aparthotel – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
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