Situated on the northeast coast of Majorca, Alcudia is an authentic and traditional town that has maintained its Majorcan charm. Surrounded by 14th century walls, Alcudia was built two miles inland to help protect local inhabitants from the threat of pirate attacks.
Though pirates are no longer a threat, the walls remain a sign of Alcudia’s history and are a great starting point to do any sightseeing. This town now thrives on the tourism industry, showcasing quaint and authentic shops and cafés behind the city walls.
Further towards the coast, the Port of Alcudia is home to one of the longest golden beaches in Majorca. This area, only a short distance from the Old Town of Alcudia, caters more to families looking to relax in the sun.
