Think of Palma Nova on Majorca as Magaluf’s slightly quieter sister, just as lively but without the main strip of clubs and bars. Palma Nova was purpose built to attract incoming package holiday tourists in the 1960’s. People began to flock here and it has since grown from a quiet resort to the thriving and busy town that it is today.
Largely connected with Magaluf, Palma Nova is independent enough to be able to offer a relaxing peaceful break around the soft, white sand beaches, yet it is close enough to Magaluf so that you can party the night away if you wish to do so!
Palma Nova is a great place for families, with plenty of fun activities to keep everyone entertained. The water is also shallow enough to let the kids have a swim and a snorkel while you relax on the beach in the warm Mediterranean sun.
London: 2 hrs
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Set in the heart of Alcudia bay on the North east coast of Majorca, C'An Picafort is perhaps most famously known for its 12k of sandy beach which stretches all the way to Alcudia.