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October 11, 2009

Family Holidays In Majorca For Something New

Filed under: Vacations Spain - 11 Oct 2009

Whether you’re looking for a romantic getaway from the drone of everyday life or a family holiday to reconnect, the island of Majorca has something for everyone. Holidays in Majorca have become increasingly popular with Europeans and are sparking interest with Americans as of late.

One of the most popular beaches on Majorca is on the Northeast coast, offering a family friendly spot for all of your favorite water sports and sun loving activities. Alcudia is a favorite with tourists and provides some of the best sun and sand on the island. Alcudia is one of many beaches on the island that offers 5 star accommodations at a handful of luxurious resorts.

Other favorite beaches on both the Northern and Southern sides of the island of Majorca include Cala Mayor, Camp DeMar, Illetes and Magalluf. Magalluf is well known for its young, energetic vibrancy. You’ll find a wealth of hip, exciting dance clubs and bars in town that will keep you dancing the night away. If you’re looking for a bit more relaxation and a little less excitement from your nights on Majorca, try visiting Palma and its many pubs and clubs.

If you’re a shopaholic, you’ll find ample means to quill your fashion desires in the town of Palma. Visit the island’s largest mall, Centro Porto Pi for the best of all worlds in haute couture and stroll the streets full of boutiques. You can find one of a kind rarity items in specialty shops throughout Palma.

Looking to take the family out for a day of adventure and exercise? Visit Aqualandia El Foro de Mallorca in Palma for the best mini golf, water slides and museums to keep your family busy. The kids will be begging to stay forever. Also of interest to families with young children is Platja de Palma, the largest water park on the island of Majorca. Your children will love the miniature petting zoo and parrot habitat.

When it’s time to step out and enjoy the evenings, take your family to one of the incredible local restaurants in Palma. Spaniards are very family oriented and you’ll enjoy the best local cuisine on the island, here. When you want to dress up and kick up your heels, check out the area’s hottest dance clubs on site at the many 5 start resorts in Palma or Magalluf. Feeling like a little more local flavor? Venture into town and dance the night away like a local. Magalluf is known for it’s trendy bars and lounges. Those outside the college age crowd will find everything they’re looking for in the cities of Palma or Puerto de Soller.

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