Majorca Holidays – A popular holiday destination in Spain
Majorca is a lovely holiday island off the coast of Spain, one of the Baleric Islands which consist of Majorca, Menorca, Ibiza and baby Formentera. Majorca is the largest island and a popular tourist destination. It has its own international airport at Palma with regular flights from most UK airports. Because Majorca is a strong tourist destination you can usually lay your hands on cheap holidays in Majorca, such as all inclusive holiday deals, family deals and probably some late deals. Majorca holidays are well suited to young families, couples and groups of friends. And, as well as summer holidays, consider Majorca for a winter sun holiday.

Holidays in Majorca – High quality accommodation and amazing beaches
Why would you choose holidays in Majorca? It has a lot to offer; quiet beaches on the north of the island for those wanting peace. Livelier beaches at Magaluf , El Arenal and Palma where there is a considerable tourist presence with international cafes, bars and restaurants as befits the wide variety of clientele. There are other beaches as Puerto de Soller and the Cala D'Or area, and many more. Tourist facilities and hotels are of high quality generally. Want to wander round a town? Palma has a very turbulent history of occupations and changing hands, and Soller (just inland from its beach of Puerto de Soller) is also well worth a visit. Around Soller is a UNESCO World Heritage site, Sierra de Tramuntana, a great area for walking, swimming and general eco-activities.

Majorca Holidays – Rich nightlife options
For nightlife during your holidays in Majorca, you would need to go to the top tourist areas, particularly Magaluf and Palma Nova which have a reputation as the ‘towns that never sleeps’. Palma also can provide some good clubs and dance locations for the late-up brigade.

The climate of Majorca is your typical Mediterranean climate so expect hot summers and mild, wetter, winters. The island is prone to the wind from the north, the Tramontana, which blows year round but is strongest in March.