The beach of Son Real is situated in north of Mallorca and it is 5 kilometers long, isolated coast between the beach of Son Baulo and Son Serra de Marina. The beach of Son Real has a tiny white sandy coves with easy access to the turquoise sea. The beach of Son Real it is completely...
The Public Estate of Son Real is located the north-west of Mallorca and it is a protected area covering 395 hectares of land. Due to its ecological and archaeological importance it was acquired by the government in 2002. The Public Estate of Son Real is a great place to spend a few hours...
Necropolis of Son Real is situated next to the sea, in the north – west of Mallorca, Santa Margalida. This necropolis is unique in Mallorca, has over 100 tombs, circular, square and irregular in shape. The buildings started housing dead people from the 7th century BCE until the final...
The city of Pollentia in Alcudia was founded when the Romans arrived to the Island of Mallorca in 123 BCE. The city of Pollentia is situated in the north-east of Mallorca, at a strategic place that separates the current Bays of Pollensa and Alcudia. Its location was perfect to control...
The Church of Sant Jaume is situated in the middle of the Old Town of Alcudia. As Majorca’s oldest city, you’ll find plenty of historic buildings on your visit to Alcudia, but make sure you take the time to see the Church of St Jaume. The Church of Sant Jaume was built in the 13th...
The Chapel of Sant Crist is situated in old town of Alcudia. The Chapel of Sant Christ was built between 1675 and 1697 to honour the image of Sant Crist. Lets go back to 24th of February in 1507, when a very important event was marked in the history of the town of Alcudia: the Miracle of...
The Oratory of Santa Anna is situated just outside of Alcudia across the street from the ruin of Pollentia. It is an old route which is nowadays known as the “cemetery road” and it is around 500 meters from the town’s historical centre. The Oratory of Santa Anna is well-preserved small...
The medieval town of Alcúdia is truly a year-round location, offering life, history and culture throughout all seasons. It is located on a peninsula that separates the bays of Pollença and Alcúdia and it is the bigest town in north of Mallorca. Alcudia is the ideal place to taste...
Alcudia beach is situated in the north of Mallorca just a few kilometres from Port d’Alcudia and near the medieval town of Alcudia. Alcudia beach is a white sand beach and it is one of the island’s prestigious Blue Flag beaches. This nearly 3.5 km long beach has something for everyone...
Port de Alcúdia is situated on the northeast coast of Mallorca and it is a popular resort town and holiday destination. From April till the end of the September, Port de Alcúdia is full with people who have come to enjoy all that this port has to offer. Port de Alcudia ia a large port...
Platja de Sant Pere is situated at 3,5 kilometres from Alcúdia, between Marina de Donaire and the village of Mal Pas. This sandy area is surrounded by rocks, some residential buildings and pine trees. Sant Pere beach together with beach of Sant Joan are the only sandy areas of this rocky...
Museum Sa Brassa Blanca is located in Alcudia town and can offer experience of imagination, art, nature and culture for a different day here in Mallorca. The Museum Sa Bassa Blanca is located in a beautifull place between sea and mountains, so offers an experience of total work of art in...
The former hermitage ‘Ermita de La Victoria’ is located near Alcudia, in the north of Mallorca. Lacation of Ermita de la Victoria is in idyllic and unspoiled mountain landscape. It is far away from mass tourism, so it it an ideal place to rest. From the Ermita de la Victoria...
Watchtower of Penya del Migdia is located in the north – west at one of the highest points of Mallorca island. This exceptional location of Penya del Migdia makes this one of the most breathtaking walks in the area of Alcudia and Pollensa with amazing views over the both bays. Penya des...
Mirador del Mal Pas is a spectacular viewing point and number one in must to see in Mallorca list. Mirador de Mal Pas has the best views on the entire island, you’ll need nerves of steel and a head for heights. The Mirador del Mal Pas is perched over 300 metres above sea level on...
