Situated on a superb stretch of golden sand on Majorca's northeast coast, picturesque C'An Picafort combines some of the island's best beaches with its stunning scenery and infinite Spanish charm.
Perfect for sunbathing, swimming and snorkelling, C'An Picafort's beach provides a relaxing environment for long, lazy days in the sun. Further along the coast from C'An Picafort, numerous coves sheltering under craggy cliffs offer a little more seclusion, although the beach at C'An Picafort stretches for 13km and offers plenty of breathing space. For those seeking somewhere livelier, the bustling resort and long, curving beach of Alcudia is only a short bus or taxi ride away.
The main focus of C'An Picafort is its beautiful old working harbour, from which C'An Picafort's holiday resort status grew. Don't miss one of C'An Picafort's fascinating nautical day trips, or explore the array of shops on C'An Picafort's modern promenade, before visiting the town's delightful local market. Bordering the promenade in C'An Picafort are traditional cafes and restaurants, with dining options to suit adults, families and young people alike. Nightlife in C'An Picafort is low-key, revolving around a selection of bars and discos, while livelier nights out can be found at C'An Picafort's neighbour Alcudia, just a short distance along the coast.
Ideally located for sightseeing excursions, C'An Picafort offers superb local scenery and wildlife. Take a trip into C'An Picafort's surrounding mountains to visit the fascinating monasteries, or drive the short distance from C'An Picafort to the wetlands of S'Albufera - a bird watcher's paradise.
