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Alcudia - Mallorca
Situated near the northern tip of the Spanish island of Mallorca, the picturesque little town of Alcudia watches proudly over the adjacent bay. Alcudia has become one of the most visited villages in Majorca, boasting a charming atmosphere and a history dating back to a century BC. It is the fusion of Phoenician, Roman, Moorish and, of course, the vivid Spanish cultures which have shaped the area, and have given the town its distinctive identity.
Although Alcudia has opened up to tourism from the rest of Europe, it has remained antique the fact that it has not been taken over my large-scale tourist development means that visiting Alcudia is like travelling back to a time forgotten. The entire old town has been fully pedestrianized and great care has been taken to conserve its rich, deeply-rooted culture. A definite must-see attraction is Alcudias Moorish wall, a perfectly preserved site which encircles the inner town ever so breath-taking. Other historical sites of interest are the Roman theatre and the 300-year old bullring, located in towns northern flank. When you get a little peckish, why not grab some tapas or sit down to an exquisite Spanish menu in the centre of the old town? It will soon become clear why Alcudia is so special.
However, Alcudia also offers other types of activities. Due to the towns rather isolated location and its relatively compact size, it is an excellent place for mountain hiking and countryside trekking, as well as being perfect for a full exploration of Alcudia and its stunning surroundings. There is a golf course nearby for any golfing fanatics. For those seeking total relaxation and sunshine, why not head down to the beach the waters here are among the cleanest and clearest of the entire Mediterranean Sea. There is also a chance to explore the secretive coves and little sandy bays, or go for the snorkel of a life-time.
Situated near the northern tip of the Spanish island of Mallorca, the picturesque little town of Alcudia watches proudly over the adjacent...
Alcudia - The Pearl of North Mallorca
Situated near the northern tip of the Spanish island of Majorca, the picturesque little town of Alcudia watches proudly over the adjacent bay. Tourism in Alcudia is on the increase and is now one of the most visited villages in Majorca, boasting a charming atmosphere and a history dating back to a century BC. It is the fusion of Phoenician, Roman, Moorish and, of course, the vivid Spanish cultures which have shaped the area, and have given the town its distinctive identity.
Although Alcudia has opened up to tourism, it has remained quaint and has not been taken over my large-scale tourist developments. Enjoying family holidays in Alcudia is easy as the town caters perfectly for families with youngsters. The entire old town has been fully pedestrianized and great care has been taken to conserve its rich, deeply-rooted culture. A definite must-see attraction is Alcudia's Moorish wall, a perfectly preserved site which encircles the inner town ever so breath-taking. Other historical sites of interest are the Roman theatre and the 300-year old bullring, located in town's northern flank. When you get a little peckish, why not grab some tapas or sit down to an exquisite Spanish menu in the centre of the old town? It will soon become clear why Alcudia is so special.
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A great value and popular resort would have to be the Hotel Sea Club This apartment complex is set a short walk from the beach in Alcudia Bay, Mallorca. The Sea Club has 3 design swimming pools and a full family entertainment programme. There is free public parking available nearby. All apartments offer a balcony, and a kitchen with utensils and a kettle. Satellite TV and air conditioning are also included.
The Club Mac Resort is on the slightly higher price range but somes comes highly recommended and overall has proven to be great value in the past. The Club Mac resort is set in an extensive estate where you will find a host of excellent facilities. Relax around the swimming pool, and soak up the pleasant Majorcan sun, while the children take a dip in the one of the 9 pools onsite. Alternatively, you can stroll around the huge site, through the extensive gardens to admire the 2 natural lakes.
Situated near the northern tip of the Spanish island of Majorca, the picturesque little town of Alcudia watches proudly over the adjace...
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