Majorca Holiday Reviews

Great resort, we were out there for just a long weekend, wish it was longer! Lots of great bars but it does get really annoying with the reps trying to get you in every bar on the strip.

very quite and tend to be full of germans and pensioner beaches were very good and bars in cala bona were better watch out for pushbikes

Palma Nova is the ideal resort for families that want a sun sand and sea holiday. The beach is first class with safe bathing areas. There are plenty of local shops for all the supplies that you may need.

the resort was pretty good really apart from the over pushy security guard.they dont let u bring food in the hotel after a night out,so watch out can be a bit strict

Alcudia is full of good shops and nightlife. Street entertainment was also a plus. The harbour was really nice to visit.

Never went out of hotel as we went all inclusive and kids were happy in either kids club or pool. On coach to airport, looked as though alot of pubs/restaurants had closed down.

Absolute Dive!! shops selling ashtrays and sandals up and down the street, the beach was really bad and smelly but they had had some really bad rain storms prior to our visit so it may not always be like that,but years ago I tried out Benidorm and even this was nicer shop and resturant wise than Alcudia, no money has been spent on this resort and I'd say that outside of the hotel is probably the most dissapointing place I'd ever been - Palma /Palma Nova seemned nicer but thumbs down to Alcudia..

The resort was ok but not much going on and we felt the reps tried to sell trips to Palma more than local attractions. In places the resort was a bit dirty with lots of dog mess to be avoided on the pavements. The beach however was clean and tidy with lots of space on it. The local cafe and shopkeepers were all pleasant and helpful.

lovely all round- go to Alcudias old town- lovely history, great shopping- Port lovely also-- make sure you go and see the pirates show-- a bit expensive but absolutely well worth it-- we have been twice and it was better this time round!!

magaluf is a great place, plenty of bars. we drank loads the nights we were out there, plenty of sol! food is decent too, plenty of english grub! flights were quite cheap and the apartments were a bargain!

the resort can be quite commercialised but it is a lovely town with many great bars and restaurants. the beaches are great

myself and my gf just came back from a long week in palma nova found everything very nice and hot and not too busy as we wanted a nice holiday

Simply would not return! Very few pubs and even fewer good eating places.

The one NOTABLE EXCEPTION, however is the Royal Oak, which is family owned and run by a couple form England - the food is ALWAYS excellent, well-prepared and hot. All the home favourites (plus many more), and a friendly, homely welcome. Tina is a gem, and we thoroughly enjoyed all of our meals there. My wife, daughter, son-in-law and grandson all heartily agree, and it would not be 'over-egging the pudding' to say that they contributed immensly to an enjoyable stay in a resort that is significantly lacking.

We will not be returning to Sa Coma, simply because it has little to offer - clearly, the enterainment is predominently hotel based and, consequently the resort is suffering. Neither Sillo't or Cala Millor offer anything better, and many of the public areas (and shops) are badly run down.

The resort is a lovely resort with a gorgeous beach. Plenty to do for the family. The water park was small and more suitable for families. The place seemed to become a haven for mosquitoes at dusk and evening all 13 of us got bitten. Would defenately go again.

The resort is a lovely resort with a gorgeous beach. Plenty to do for the family. The water park was small and more suitable for families. The place seemed to become a haven for mosquitoes at dusk and evening all 13 of us got bitten. Would defenately go again.