Holidays in the north of Mallorca

The north of Mallorca combines the wild and romantic beauty of the Tramuntana mountains, picturesque beaches and bays such as Playa de Muro or Playa de Formentor and charming, authentic villages such as the historic old town of Alcudia, Pollenca or Selva. In the north of If you spend your holiday in the north of Mallorca, you can go hiking, discover the authentic face of the island, experience history and enjoy a relaxing beach holiday and water sports. In short, the north of Mallorca is ideal for a varied holiday on the Mediterranean coast.

Kilometres of sandy beach

Mallorca's north is perhaps the most diverse and varied region of the island. Above all, it is known for relaxing beach holidays and water sports. No wonder. With Playa de Muro, which stretches for 6 kilometres in the bay of Alcudia, the region has one of the most beautiful beaches in Mallorca - indeed, in the world! A fine, white sandy beach that only gently deepens and turquoise, crystal-clear water are just some of the factors that make this Blue Flag beach so popular with families with children and couples alike.

Perfect infrastructure

Thanks to its good infrastructure, picturesque palm trees, chic beach bars and chiringuitos and not least because of its wide range of water sports, Playa de Muro is an Eldorado for anyone who wants to enjoy a beach holiday on Mallorca. No wonder so many hotels have settled here. These include some small, charming beach hotels such as the Sofia Alcudia Beach Hotel, which offers a great range of services for discerning guests with just a few rooms and high-quality facilities. If, on the other hand, you want to escape mass tourism a little and prefer to enjoy peace and relaxation in a hotel, you will also find numerous rural hotels close to the beach in the north of Mallorca, which offer maximum comfort and tranquillity.

If you book a rural hotel in the north of Mallorca, you can reach the picturesque beaches of Alcudia and Pollenca in a short drive, as well as enchanting little bays such as Playa de Formentor or Cala Sant Vicenc in the north of Mallorca.

Mountains & sea

But the north of Mallorca has much more to offer than just magical beaches. Surrounded by the Tramuntana mountains, nature lovers, hikers and cyclists can discover the wild and romantic side of Mallorca's north. Birdwatchers and nature lovers will find a wide range of flora and fauna in the Albufera nature reserve, for example. Whether on a hike in the gorge of Sa Calobra or on the Puig de Maria before Pollenca - there are numerous beautiful hiking routes in the north of Mallorca for every level. This means that the region not only offers ideal conditions for beach holidays, but is also a popular destination for anyone who wants to make their holiday varied and active.

Those who want to make their holiday so individual and varied like to book a small finca hotel in the north of Mallorca. The small country hotels, which are located inland, a few kilometres away from mass tourism, offer their guests maximum privacy, peace and relaxation in a picturesque setting.

Historic places

Another highlight are the beautiful places that the north of Mallorca has to offer. Starting with Alcudia, whose historic old town with city walls attracts many visitors year after year. But the neighbouring village of Pollenca also offers plenty of opportunities to spend an active day on holiday with its picturesque alleyways, pretty shops and a variety of restaurants. Be sure to climb the 365 steps of the Calvary in Pollenca and enjoy the heavenly view of the landscape all the way to the sea. Or visit the picturesque coastal town of Port de Pollenca, with its palm-lined promenade, shops and restaurants.

Especially nice: unlike Port de Alcudia, there are only small, charming beach hotels here, which give this pretty town in the north of Mallorca its special charm.

Cave explorers can visit the Cuevas de Campanet in Campanet. Unlike the Cuevas del Drac in the east of Mallorca, these caves in the north of the island are quite unknown. It is not uncommon to have the impressive caves with their stalagmites and stalactites all to yourself.

Romantic hinterland

Here in the hinterland - the hidden gem of mallorca - , holidaymakers can also discover the true face of the island. It is tranquil here. Sheep graze along the roadside, and during the almond blossom season, countless plantations immerse the countryside in a veritable sea of flowers. The quiet country roads in the north of Mallorca are ideal for leisurely tours in a hire car or by bike. You immediately sense that mass tourism is far away here.

Authentic Mallorca

In these picturesque surroundings, holidaymakers in the north of Mallorca can relax perfectly in a finca hotel. Start the day relaxed in the morning, listen to the chirping of the birds at breakfast, then take a few excursions into the surrounding area before spending the afternoon relaxing in heavenly tranquillity by the pool at the finca. This is an authentic Majorcan holiday that will stay in your memory.

Scattered throughout the hinterland are picturesque villages such as Campanet, Selva and Caimari. They offer the opportunity to get to know the authentic Mallorca. Savour a boccadillo in the market square and enjoy the hustle and bustle. In summer, the towns organise numerous village festivals with fire-walking and devil dances.

Many small country hotels

Here in the tranquil hinterland of Mallorca's north, there are numerous finca hotels set in picturesque natural surroundings between meadows and fields. Old manor houses with charm and history have been transformed into comfortable finca hotels in the north of Mallorca and offer discerning holidaymakers the opportunity to spend a holiday in the countryside away from mass tourism. And yet all activities such as beach holidays, hiking, cycling and even a visit to the island metropolis of Palma are within easy reach thanks to good transport links.

Country & people

If you spend your holiday in the north of Mallorca, you will discover the picturesque side of the island in rural hotels. The local hosts are happy to share their best tips for hikes or beaches with you - the daily weekly markets in the various towns also provide variety and a good opportunity to experience Mallorca.

Impressive nature

The region in the north of Mallorca also offers numerous landmarks that adorn travel guides, postcards and Instagram accounts. Don't miss a visit to the Mirador Es Colomer viewpoint on the Formentor peninsula or a visit to the lighthouse at Cap Formentor, the northernmost point of the island.