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Majorca is the largest of the Balearic Islands and one of the most popular destinations for UK holidaymakers. It packs a lot into one island, from long sandy beaches and lively resorts to quieter coves and rolling countryside.

Families return year after year for the reliable sunshine and easy logistics, while couples find plenty of calmer corners away from the busier strips.

Where to stay in Majorca

The island has resorts to suit most tastes, and a few clear options stand out. Hipotels Dunas is a four-star in the coastal town of Cala Millor, while Hipotels Cala Millor Park is a four-star in the same resort town, both handy for the beach. Hipotels Coma Gran is an apartment-style four-star in Sa Coma, set near the beach and good for families wanting more space. Holiday Village Majorca is a five-star resort near Cala Millor that leans into all-inclusive family holidays.

Getting there and when to go

Majorca is one of the easiest reaches from the UK, with frequent flights and short transfers. Summers are hot and busy, while spring and autumn bring warm, comfortable weather and fewer crowds. Even winters stay mild, though the resorts are at their liveliest in the peak season.

Beaches and resorts

The island is known for its variety, from broad sandy bays at the bigger resorts to sheltered coves along quieter stretches. Towns like Cala Millor and Sa Coma offer easy beach access and resort comforts, with calm water that suits families well.

Food and things to do

Expect fresh seafood, Spanish staples, and plenty of international choice across the resorts. Beyond the beach, the island offers scenic drives, coastal walks, boat trips, and pretty towns to explore at an easy pace.

Who it suits

Majorca works for almost everyone, from families wanting all-inclusive ease to couples after a quieter coastal base. Compare the live package deals shown below to find the resort, dates, and price that suit your trip.