Alcudia. Situated on the northeast coast of Majorca and surrounded by stunning mountain scenery, deep coves and clear shallow waters, Alcudia is perfectly tailored for holidaymakers.
Just 45km from cosmopolitan capital Palma, Alcudia offers a range of attractions to suit many different tastes. First settled by the Phoenicians and Greeks, Alcudia possesses a beautiful old town with a quaint and tranquil harbour. Experience Alcudia's carefully restored architecture dating back to the 14th century and marvel at the town's impressive city walls, or find your way around Alcudia's tiny paved streets before exploring the remains of Roman houses and the well-preserved amphitheatre. Don't miss the ancient fishing village of Puerto Alcudia, situated at the western end of the picturesque Bay of Alcudia, where you can enjoy a spot of shopping or relax in one of Alcudia's sea front cafes, restaurants or bars.
Perfect for beach holidays, Alcudia has a sweeping expanse of fine sand, occasionally dotted with pine trees and dunes, gently easing into the Mediterranean to create the perfect environment for sunbathing and swimming. Alcudia also creates the ideal location for family holidays, with plenty to keep children occupied. From safe, sandy beaches to Alcudia's own local water park, there is plenty to see and do.
Alcudia's nightlife is generally located around the port and is ideal for families, with plenty of restaurants and cafes to suit all tastes. The perfect all-round holiday destination, Alcudia offers little reason to venture anywhere else! Visit Thomson.co.uk or use the links below to find out more about Alcudia.
