Majorca
Majorca, SpainUpdated March 2026

Majorca Holiday Guide 2026: The Ultimate Balearic Escape

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Majorca has been a British holiday favourite for decades, and it's constantly reinventing itself. Beyond the stereotypes, this is an island of extraordinary natural beauty, outstanding food, and genuinely diverse experiences.

Why Majorca?

At just 2.5 hours from London, Majorca is one of the most accessible Mediterranean islands. It offers everything from budget-friendly package resorts to ultra-luxurious fincas, from party strips to peaceful mountain villages.

Where to Stay

Palma — the capital is now one of Europe's coolest cities with boutique hotels, rooftop bars, and world-class dining

Alcúdia/Pollença — family-friendly northeast with long sandy beaches and shallow waters

Magaluf — the party capital, but increasingly upmarket with new beach clubs and restaurants

Deià/Sóller — Serra de Tramuntana mountain villages for a peaceful, cultural escape

Top Tips

  1. Rent a car — public transport is limited and the island rewards exploration
  2. Visit in May/June — perfect weather, no crowds, lower prices
  3. Explore the calas — Majorca's hidden coves are its greatest treasure
  4. Eat in Palma — the capital's food scene now rivals Barcelona
  5. Take the Sóller train — it's touristy but genuinely wonderful

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