Situated in the popular Playa
de Muro area in the bay of Alcudia, this modern villa is ideally
located for holidaymakers not wanting to hire a car with a
selection of amenities and sandy beach just a fifteen minute
walk away. It has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and sleeps six.
Four and five bedroom villas are also available in this resort.
Pollensa,
Majorca
Far reaching views of
the surrounding countryside can be enjoyed from the roof
terrace, which is furnished with an attractive mosaic tile table
and wrought iron chairs, providing an excellent setting for
pre-dinner drinks. This villa has two bedrooms and sleeps four.
Three, four, five, six and seven bedroom villas are also
available in this resort.
Cala d'Or, Majorca
Featuring modern and bright furnishings throughout, this
villa is situated in a peaceful residential area in the Cala
Ferrera district of Cala d'or. Ideally located the villa is
just a short walk from a selection of restaurants and
pavement cafes, making it suitable for those not wanting to
hire a car. It has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and sleeps
six. Four and five bedroom villas are also available in this
resort.
Puerto Pollensa, Majorca
Set in
a prime position this first floor apartment is situated directly
opposite the beach on the coastal road in the popular town of
Puerto Pollensa- a horseshoe beach which stretches for over a
mile. Great views of the beach, sea and surrounding mountains
can be enjoyed from the terrace and internally this modern and
comfortable apartment is tastefully furnished and well equipped.
It has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and sleeps six and two
bedroom apartments and villas are also available in this resort.
This is a family holiday
complex not suited to those without children. All apartments
have a twin bedroom, lounge with sofa bed (there is an extra
pull-out bed for a child up to 16 yrs) and kitchenette (2
electric rings, fridge, kettle and toaster), bath/shower and wc,
internal phone, ceiling fan in lounge and bedroom and a balcony
or terrace with childproof locks on balcony doors
Accommodation is arranged on both sides of the blocks; some
rooms with pool view and with only three floors there's no need
to request a low room Situated in the popular Playa de Muro area
in the bay of Alcudia, this modern villa is ideally located for
holidaymakers not wanting to hire a car with a selection of
amenities and sandy beach just a fifteen minute walk away. It
has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and sleeps six. Four and five
bedroom villas are also available in this resort.
Palma
Nova, Majorca
Sitting slap bang on
gorgeous snow-white sands, the Son Matias really has grabbed the
best spot along Palma Nova’s shores. And not only is it
overlooking the twinkling, turquoise-blue seas, but it’s just a
stone’s throw from the cosmopolitan resort centre. Two and four
bedroom holiday accommodation is available.
Alcudia, Majorca
The modern Alcudia Suite Apartments are of a high standard
and have the added bonus of being within easy reach of all
Alcudia has to offer. All studios and apartments have
kitchenette (electric ceramic hob, fridge and kettle), wc,
bath, shower, satellite TV (limited channels) and balcony or
terrace. Apartment bedrooms have twin beds Apartment lounges
have 2 sofa beds, 1 only suitable for a child up to 12
years.
Studios have sofa beds and a pull out bed. Studios can
accommodate a maximum of 3 adults or 2 adults plus a child
or cot.
Cala d'Or, Majorca
High quality
accommodation, a central location the numerous golden coves are
within easy walking distance, as is the resort centre. All
apartments have kitchenette (2 electric rings, fridge, toaster),
bath, wc, satellite TV, telephone, safety deposit box available,
air-conditioning (centrally controlled) and balcony or terrace •
Apartment bedrooms have twin beds. Apartment lounges have 2 sofa
beds
Majorca - or Mallorca giving the island its correct Spanish name - is
the most popular holiday destination in the Balearic Islands.. It
has some of the best beaches in the Mediterranean, but to the north,
the mighty Traumuntana mountain reaches for the blue sky and just a
short drive inland and it's like the first airplane never landed
here. In the warm Balearic sun, you can take in silent olive groves
and have lunch in a shaded village square with the locals.
Majorca's
landscape is very varied, due to it's geological formation. As it's an island, it's not surprising that Majorca is famous for
it's numerous sandy beaches. Wherever you decide to stay in Majorca,
you can guarantee that you will not be far away from one of the
island's many stunning beaches.
The Romans conquered the island in 123 BC and
established the island at the crossroads of the Mediterranean as a
lucrative trading centre with prosperous settlements dotted around
its coast.
The island still stands at the centre of the
Mediterranean and centuries of invasion and settlement has made the
Majorcans a sociable lot people far more chatty and approachable
than their mainland neighbours
The first
thing which attracts your attention is the Tramuntana Mountain range,
formed by a line of mountains running parallel to the north west coast,
the highest of which is Puig Major. These mountains are the source
of the island's fresh water which runs down to the islands growing regions
where orange, clementine and lemon trees are in abundance.
With great sunshine hours in the summer, fantastic beaches, excellent food
and entertainment and friendliness, the islands offer a good choice for a
holiday. Majorca has a variety of resorts catering
for the young, the old, families and couples and golf has become a major
attraction over recent years.
Popular resorts
in Majorca
Magaluf, Magaluf is Majorca's most
popular resort. Nightlife in Magaluf is outrageous and the scores of
pubs, discos, cafes, cocktail bars and nightclubs make this one of the
liveliest resorts in Spain.
Alcudia.Alcudia is a big,
bustling port and resort with all sorts of shops, restaurants and
boutiques running alongside the gentle sweep of the sandy bay which has
warm shallow waters. Stroll around the beautifully preserved, medieval
walled city of Alcudia. Alcudia boasts one of the longest beaches in
Majorca. It's got over five miles of gently shelving sand
Cala D'or.Cala D'or is a classy
resort area with clusters of whitewashed buildings, big marinas,
quaint fishing villages and bustling beachfronts. Even the biggest
beaches are small. Glass bottomed boats give trips up and down between
the different coves, stopping off so you can take a look and choose
your beach for the day. In mid August, the Fiesta de la Mare de Deu
del Mar takes over the town.
Pollensa.Pollensa sits beneath
the Tramontana mountains in Majorca's north-eastern corner, a proper
Mallorcan town and an absolute charmer. It’s a great place to wander
in. The epicentre of Pollensa holidays is the cafe-lined plaza. Laze
on the sheltered sands of charming Puerto de Pollensa.
Puerto Pollensa. Young families
will .love the wide, gently shelving sandy beach which stretches for
over a mile round the huge horseshoe bay.
Ca'n Picafort. Curving around a
glistening horseshoe-shaped bay, there's 13 kilometres of staggeringly
gorgeous silky white sands to lounge on. Originally a small fishing
village, the main hub of the town is at the working harbour.
Santa Ponsa. Santa Ponsa's beach
is the main draw. Go towards Santa Ponsa marina there's bay within a
bay ideal for children - the waters are calm and clear and the clean
sands slope gently into the blue.
Palma Nova. Palma Nova is a
popular resort for family holidays. Its safe, sandy beaches are very
well kept. Palma Nova is joined at the hip to its fun-loving
neighbour. Magaluf. It is a big, buzzing, bustling resort. A good bus
service makes it easy to explore local attractions like Marineland and
the waterparks.
