Alcudia
 Alcudia lies in a large bay on the northeast coast of Mallorca, 60 kilometres from Palma, the capital. The area encompasses the traditional, walled town of Alcudia which lies 2 kilometres inland, and is known as the old town. On the coast you have the marina and port at Port d'Alcudia which leads on to the largest beach on the island, 'Bahia de Alcudia'. The old Roman town of Alcudia lies in the centre of the peninsula and is surrounded by old fortress walls with the pedestrian area in its middle with two magnificent gateways at each end, connected by the old street of Cami de Ronda. This is a lovely area to take a stroll and explore the various, small artisan shops of the town. On Tuesdays and Sundays there is a market with local produces and clothes. To the south is the actual port and holiday resort of Alcudia. With a scenic backdrop of the mountains and the pine-clad hillsides, Alcudia is an attractive resort, with the main focus being the beach. The long white sands of Alcudia Bay are approximately 17km long. The beach is the longest and one of the most beautiful beaches on Mallorca, passing through Playa de Muro and onto the resort of C’an Picafort. Gently sloping into the crystal-clear sea, the shallow waters provide a wonderfully safe place for children to play in. There are many water-sports on offer for the more adventurous including scuba-diving and banana rides. Although lively, the atmosphere in Alcudia is not rowdy and there are plenty of bars and restaurants to cater for all tastes with some of the best places to eat located down at the port besides the bustling marina. Boat trips are available from here and other activities include a water park, go-karting and horse back riding.
The resort of Alcanada, located a few kilometers east, has an 18-hole golf course right by the sea with a backdrop of mountains.
Transfer time from Palma airport is approximately 90 minutes.
Son Serra de la Marina Son Serra de Marina is a small, coastal resort situated between C’an Picafort and Arta boasting spectacular sea and mountain views. The village is totally unspoilt and lies in the Bay of Alcudia with fabulous views of the whole area. There is a beautiful, three kilometre sandy beach and a small marina. Within the village there are four bars and restaurants and there are two small shops for buying essentials. The beach is popular for kite surfing and there are stables nearby where you can arrange horse riding treks along the white sands. The nearby resort of C’an Picafort is only 8 kilometres away and is the nearest main holiday resort with a good selection of shops, bars and restaurants. There is a go-karting track and every Tuesday afternoon and Friday morning a small street market is held here, but be prepared to haggle to secure a bargain. Son Serrra de Marina is a 15 minute drive from Alcudia and the many shops, bars and restaurants that this popular resort offers. We have 1 villas in Son Serra de la Marina.
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Mal Pas Mal Pas is one of the few residential areas with private villas with pools situated near to the holiday resort of Alcudia. Mal Pas has two picturesque beaches next to each other, San Joan and San Pedro, both within walking distance. There is a small exclusive marina, Puerto Cocodrilo, and a local supermarket. Close to the marina is a parking space with access to a cliff, which has a man made plateau to sunbathe and dive into the sea. Fragrant pine trees dominate the whole area, providing shaded areas for those long, hot Mallorcan days. There are a few restaurants in this area, as well as beach bars, otherwise there is a greater selection at nearby Alcudia. Alcudia old town and Alcudia marina are only a couple of kilometres away in one direction and a short drive takes you to the Port of Pollensa in the other. The golf course of Alcanada is only eight kilometres from here and is picturesquely situated right by the sea. Twenty minutes drive away is the town of Inca, well known for its leather goods and it weekly market. We have 1 villas in Mal Pas.
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