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Away from Mallorca’s all-nighter resorts, Alcudia shows off the island’s original character.

Resting near the northern tip of the island, Alcudia has escaped the overdevelopment which now greets the southern shores. Once the capital of Mallorca, medieval walls encircle the city’s old town, where various different cultures have fused together throughout the centuries.

Take a drive to view to the historical sites that flank the city or head across the island to Palma, the island’s present day capital. Search for your perfect car hire with easyCar, and explore Mallorca at your own pace.

One of the more relaxed and less congested resorts on the hugely popular holiday island of Majorca, Alcudia is a wonderful destination with plenty of attractions for the whole family. As a slightly more isolated resort, it’s best to rent a car as soon as you arrive for the most convenient experience.

Things to do in Alcudia

Far away from the hectic resorts at the southern end of Majorca, Alcudia is nestled on the pristine and beautiful north coast. With safe clean beaches and calm clear waters, the area around Alcudia is perfect for a family holiday. The nightlife is active and lively, but nowhere near as noisy as the main party towns in the south. The original town of Alcudia is a charming nest of narrow streets and peaceful squares. You can take a guided historical walking tour of the town organised by the Alcudia Tourist Office. With a combination of hotels and bars around the beachfront resorts and a traditional Spanish character in the old quarter, Alcudia offers treats for all tastes. Of course, some of the area’s main attractions are the numerous stunning beaches. Whether you want to lie back and enjoy some pampering, or quench your thirst for adrenaline with some exciting water sports, Alcudia is a great place for a sun-drenched beach holiday.

Alcudia: Discover more

The resort of Alcudia is a short distance from the old town, so it’s worth renting a car to tour the area at your own pace. Drive a little further along the Bay of Alcudia and you can reach the luxury resorts of Playa de Muro and C’an Picafort, each filled with plenty of boutiques, bars and incredible beaches.