BEST Guide to Holidays in Alcudia Majorca
When to Go, What to Do, and Where to Stay
Are you dreaming about your next holidays in Alcudia Majorca? This destination combines stunning beaches, rich history, and vibrant local life that captivates its visitors. In this practical guide, you’ll find useful information about when to go, what to do, and where to stay. Get ready to make the most of your trip to Majorca!
Where is Alcudia in Majorca?
Alcudia is located in the north of Majorca, near the northwest coast. It lies between the Bay of Alcudia and the Formentor Peninsula, about 60 km from Palma Airport.
To get to Alcudia from Palma Airport, the quickest way is by taxi, which takes about 45 minutes and costs around €75-€85, depending on traffic. If you prefer to explore the island, I recommend hiring a car. This way, you can visit nearby towns like Pollença and more secluded beaches such as Es Coll Baix, perfect for enjoying peaceful landscapes. Renting a car provides flexibility to discover hidden corners at your own pace during your holidays to Alcudia Majorca.
Alcudia is approximately 60 km from Palma de Majorca Airport. The drive takes approximately 45 minutes via the Ma-13 motorway. If you prefer public transport to visit Alcudia, direct buses take around 1 hour and 20 minutes, with frequent departures throughout the day.
Playa de Muro is about 6 km from Alcudia. By car, the journey takes approximately 10 minutes. Do you want to use public transport during your holidays in Alcudia Majorca? Buses take about 15 to 20 minutes. It is also possible to get there by bike in about 20 minutes.
Yes, you can walk from Can Picafort to Alcudia. It is approximately 12km, which takes about 2 hours and 30 minutes along coastal paths and quiet roads. By car, the journey takes 15 minutes. There are also buses that connect both destinations in approximately 25 minutes.

Where to Stay in Alcudia?
If you are looking for comfort, privacy and flexibility during your stay on the island, we recommend opting for holiday rentals in Alcudia Majorca. You can choose holiday villas to rent in Alcudia where you can relax without fixed schedules, or you can opt for self catering Alcudia holidays to enjoy a private space in a calm setting.
Holiday accommodation in Alcudia is undoubtedly perfect for those seeking greater privacy and a refuge away from the large crowds that are common during the high season.
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Cas Siulet by Rentallorca
From 290.70€ per night

Ca Se Predine by Rentallorca
From 136.80€ per night

Vistafar by Rentallorca
From 361.38€ per night

Casa Jero by Rentallorca
From 156.18€ per night
Places to Visit in Alcudia

Port Alcudia
A lively tourist port with restaurants, shops, nearby beaches, and a Mediterranean atmosphere perfect for a stroll.

Alcudia Old Town
Cobbled streets, charming squares, and historical buildings narrate centuries of history.

Alcudia Market
One of the most popular in Mallorca, held on Tuesdays and Sundays in the historic centre. It offers a wide variety of local products, including fresh fruit, vegetables, traditional sausages, cheeses, and handicrafts. You'll also find stalls selling clothing, accessories, and souvenirs. A great opportunity to explore picturesque streets while enjoying a lively atmosphere and authentic Mallorcan culture — a must-stop during your holidays in Alcudia.

Alcudia Walls
Well-preserved medieval fortifications offering panoramic views and access to local history.

Roman Ruins
An archaeological site featuring remnants of a theatre, homes, and streets from the ancient Roman city of Pollentia.
The Best Beaches and Coves near Alcudia
Looking for the best beaches and coves for holidays in Alcudia Majorca? Here are some top recommendations:
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Cas Siulet by Rentallorca
From 290.70€ per night

Cristi Bressals by Rentallorca
From 271.32€ per night

Finca Ses Contesas by Rentallorca
From 256.50€ per night

Ca Se Predine by Rentallorca
From 136.80€ per night
What to do in Alcudia Majorca?

Alcudia City Tour
Explore the old town with local guides, learn about its history, and discover charming spots.

Alcudia Mallorca Boat Trips
Sail along the coast, swim in crystal-clear waters, and enjoy breathtaking scenery from the sea.

Alcudia Dolphin Tour
Ideal for couples, seniors and family holidays Alcudia. During a peaceful boat trip on the Mediterranean, observe dolphins in their natural habitat for an entertaining and educational experience. The tour is tranquil and suitable for people with reduced mobility.

Buggy Tour
Drive along rural paths and enjoy spectacular views on an exhilarating buggy ride.

Alcudia Cave Tour
Enjoy a relaxing journey to admire the coast and discover dreamy natural coves and caves.
Is Alcudia good for families? Discover what to do with kids!
If you are planning Alcudia Majorca family holidays, here are some ideas. These are excellent options for those wondering what to do in Alcudia with children and what to do in Alcudia when it rains with kids, combining nature, history and water fun.
A perfect walk for families where kids can observe birds, insects, and unique plants in a protected environment.
This water park offers slides, children's pools, and play areas for all ages. It operates from May to September and is a fun option for hot days.
Playa de Muro is ideal for families with calm and shallow waters, plus nearby services like restrooms, restaurants, and umbrella rentals.
This event features children's activities, local product showcases, and cultural exhibitions in the old town — perfect for family fun.
There are certainly plenty of activities for planning family holidays Alcudia, So, if your were wondering “is Alcudia good for families?”, the answer is “of course”, as it’s an ideal destination for a family holiday full of adventure.
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Cristi Bressals by Rentallorca
From 271.32€ per night

Finca Ses Contesas by Rentallorca
From 256.50€ per night

Comteses Petit by Rentallorca
From 212.04€ per night

S'Albufereta by Rentallorca
From 83.22€ per night
The Weather in Alcudia
The weather in Alcudia is mild and pleasant throughout the year. From June to September, summers are hot, with temperatures ranging from 24°C to 32°C, ideal for enjoying the beaches. Winters (December to February) are cooler, with average temperatures between 10°C and 15°C. Spring and autumn offer mild climates, perfect for outdoor activities.
The high tourist season runs from June to August, while winter is the low season, with fewer visitors. For a peaceful stay with good weather, May and September are excellent months for holidays in Alcudia Majorca.
What is the weather like in Alcudia during January? February? March? April? May? June? July? August? September? October? November? December?
10ºC
Enero
11ºC
Febrero
13ºC
Marzo
15ºC
Abril
18ºC
Mayo
23ºC
Junio
26ºC
Julio
27°C
Agosto
24°C
Septiembre
20°C
Octubre
15°C
Noviembre
12°C
Diciembre
Useful answers
to frequently asked questions
Can you drink tap water in Mallorca Alcudia?
It's not recommended to drink tap water in Alcudia due to its high mineral content. Bottled water is a better choice during your holidays in Alcudia Majorca.
How much does the ferry from Alcudia to Menorca cost?
The ferry from Alcudia to Menorca costs between €55 and €80, depending on the season, the company, and whether you choose standard seating or a cabin.
Can you see Menorca from Alcudia?
Yes, it is possible to see Menorca from Alcudia’s coast on clear days, especially with favourable weather conditions.
Does Alcudia have a good nightlife?
Alcudia offers a tranquil nightlife with pleasant bars and restaurants. It is not a party destination but is ideal for those seeking a relaxed atmosphere.
When is market day in Alcudia?
The Alcudia Market takes place on Tuesday and Sunday mornings in the historic centre. You’ll find local products, fresh fruits and vegetables, and handicrafts.