Holidays In Magaluf

Magaluf is located next to Palma Nova on Palma Bay. It is the liveliest resort on the island with umpteen bars, discos and clubs so it is unsurprising that the average age of visitor is twenty-two. Those who party through the night are pleased with the soft sandy beach where they can recover from the excesses of the night before and prepare for the excesses to come. For those with energy to spare, there is good provision of water sports.

Hotels and apartments provide a range of accommodation to suit most budgets. Bars, pubs and restaurants cater for even the most pernickety of palates. They serve everything from traditional fare to international cuisine.

There are shops and markets supplying the obligatory gifts and souvenirs, and pubs and clubs, bars and discos provide an extremely lively nightlife.

If you are looking for a guarantee of sunshine and fun-filled days and nights, a Magaluf holiday will not disappoint.

Magaluf Travel Tips

Why Go To Magaluf?

Magaluf guarantees warm summer days, clear warm sea, water sports, tennis and golf, and a vibrant, some say “over the top' nightlife. If these are your essential holiday ingredients then Magaluf is the resort for you. Families and older couples tend to avoid the resort.

Who Is Magaluf Popular With?

Magaluf holidays are extremely popular with young adults who flock to the resort like moths to a flame. Its beach, its sporting activities, its British style bars serving pub grub and its heaving nightlife make it irresistible.

When To Go To Magaluf

Magaluf holidays can be enjoyed from spring until the end of autumn with temperatures rising to thirty at the height of the season.

Magaluf Nightlife

Magaluf nightlife provide hours of excess with loud music and drinking continuing until dawn. The choice of venue may be wide, but all of the bars, clubs and discos, with their flashing neon lights and their music, provide the same party atmosphere.

Shopping In Magaluf

Magaluf provides the usual array of mini markets and holiday gift and souvenir shops. Although they supply all your holiday needs, serious shoppers need to take the bus to Palma where there are boutiques and specialist stores. For fans of markets, take the bus to Andratx on Wednesdays. Popular purchases include leather goods, jewellery, pottery and embroidered linens. The pearl factory on the island is well worth a visit.

Eating Out In Magaluf

The restaurants of Magaluf serve a wide variety of food from typical island fare to international cuisine.Fish features prominently on menus and the local catch of the day is always good value. Menus cater for the less adventurous palates of some British tourists, so you can enjoy pub grub, American style fast foods, and your Friday night curry. Those who are new to Spain and the island cuisine, should order tapas when they will be given a selection of traditional tasty bites. Local wines are both pleasing to the palate and the pocket. For a fun evening try the Pirate's Dinner Adventure which comes with entertainment.