All-inclusive Majorca

Why book an all-inclusive holiday in Majorca?

There are so many reasons to choose an all-inclusive holiday in Majorca. Not only is everything ATOL protected and your flights are included, but you can relax once you arrive, knowing that most hotels include most drinks and meals in a full all-inclusive package. Of course, you’ll have access to all the on-site activities too. Depending on the hotel, it might include tennis courts, water sports, beach volleyball and perhaps bike hire, as well as unlimited access to pools, poolside bars and snack bars. In spa hotels, you can often tailor your package to include added extras like spa treatments.

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Best areas in Majorca

In general, the south of Majorca is considered one of the best areas to stay in Majorca, as it’s home to some of the best beaches, and some of the best nightlife too. For cheap all-inclusive holidays to Majorca, with good nightlife, look to Magaluf or Palma Nova. Couples or travellers seeking luxury should try Palma de Majorca, for the best of city life, foodie fun and luxurious beaches. The west coast is known as the wild coast, great for walking and exploring, and adventurous travellers should base their all-inclusive Majorca getaway in Soller for the best chance to explore here. Honeymooners and peace-seekers should head to the quieter north. Try the romantic Pollensa or stylish Puerto Pollensa, as well as Alcudia, where traditional Balearic charm and old-town walls meet a glorious coastline.

All-inclusive beach holidays in Majorca

If it’s beaches you’re craving – you’ve come to the right island. Even the cosmopolitan capital, Palma, has dreamy white-sand beaches at its fingertips, like Playa Ciudad Jardín, Cala Major and the seemingly endless Playa s’Arenal. Palma Nova and Magaluf are both home to perfect, white-sand azure-sea beaches with all the facilities you could need, plus fun water-sports like parasailing, banana boat rides and jet skis. Just around the headland, Santa Ponsa is the home of scuba-diving, SUP, sailing and kayaking on the island. Alcudia and Pollensa also have their fair share of water sports, like kayaking, boat rental and wind surfing. For more secluded beaches, try dream-like Platja de Formentor or Cala Bóquer – the rocky bottom here makes it perfect for snorkelling, and you’re as likely to meet the inquisitive local goats as other tourists. In the north-east corner, Cala Ratjada has impeccably clear waters and a quaint backdrop, while Cala Torta is as wonderfully wild as beaches come in Majorca. Plenty of people visit, but it still feels adventurous and far-flung.

Best all-inclusive hotels in Majorca

All-inclusive family hotels

In the island’s pretty north, in Alcudia, INNSiDE by Melia Alcudia is a popular and family-friendly, all-inclusive hotel. It’s very activities-focussed, with a huge range of bookable options – like yoga classes, wind surfing, snorkelling and bike hire – and pools too. You’re metres from the beach and just 2 km from the town centre. To be close to the beach and the capital, try Hotel Riu Bravo. You’ll find plenty of evening entertainment and laid-back, kid-friendly dining options, as well as an on-site spa and whirlpool for the grown-ups. Try out tennis, horse riding, cycling, golf or water sports at the beach. Family-focussed Sol Palmanova Mallorca is on the perfect stretch of Palma Nova beach. The keyword here is fun – with multiple outdoor pools, Katmandu Adventures zone and an extensive programme of activities and evening shows for the whole family.

All-inclusive couples hotels

Zafiro Palmanova is the perfect all-inclusive couple’s hotel for a romantic escape to the country’s south. The four-star residence is right between Magaluf and Palmanova, for fantastic access to the best nightlife and beaches. It’s an elegant hotel with multiple pools, a swim-up terrace and a spa, and you can either sample all the cuisines at the buffet, or eat in a romantic, al-fresco restaurant. In Alcudia, Hotel Can Simo is a petit and pretty boutique venture with romantic, historical details, traditional twists and a grown-up atmosphere. Older couples, or those looking for maximum peace and quiet, will enjoy La Moraleja. Less is more in this elegant, adults-only resort with gorgeous rooms, an environmental focus and a slow-living attitude. Expect quiet pools, a sauna, and wellness therapies, local cuisine and stunning surrounds.

Your Majorca all-inclusive holiday questions answered

Can you go all-inclusive in Majorca?

Of course! All-inclusive is a very popular option in Majorca as you’ll have access to the best of everything – facilities, pools, food and drink and the beach too. There are so many all-inclusive choices in Majorca.

What are the all-inclusive rules in Majorca?

As with all countries, what’s included in an all-inclusive rate varies from hotel to hotel. Usually it will include access to all pools, plus at least breakfast and dinner and most drinks. Your rates may exclude some branded spirits, special meals or particular restaurants.

What are the benefits of all-inclusive holidays to Majorca?

One of the best things about all-inclusive holidays in Majorca is that everything is arranged in one go – flights, accommodation, food – and ATOL protected. It also includes most drinks, which is handy for limiting spending once you arrive.

How do I pick the best all-inclusive resort in Majorca?

There are so many resorts to choose from, it’s best to look at exactly what’s included in your package. Do you want spa access and a sea view? Or perhaps you’re looking for a private, walk-up beach. If you’re honeymooning, check if the resort has romantic, adults-only restaurants, or if you’re travelling with a family, look for easy-going resorts with a kids’ pool and entertainment.