Alcudia, Majorca (Mallorca), Balearic Islands, Spain
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Location of Puerto Alcudia & Alcudia
Places of interest in or near Alcudia
Location of Puerto Alcudia & Alcudia
Puerto Alcudia Location.
Puerto Alcudia is located on the north eastern corner of the very large Bay located on the North West of Mallorca.
The resort offers a variety of family activities and with a water park nearby, it’s obvious that children in particular will have a wonderful time here. In addition to the impressive Old Town, discover more about the rich and dramatic history of the area. There are some stunning palaces to dazzle your eye and Roman ruins to explore. If you fancy a day trip, why not take the ferry to the Minorcan city of (Menorca) Cuitadella which leaves from the commercial port of Alcudia.
Alcudia and it's Old Town Centre Location
The town of Alcudia with a very quaint and historic walled town lies 1 kilometre inland from the Port of Alcudia (Puerto Alcudia ).
Package holiday Transfer time
1 hour 15 minutes to 2 hours
Alcudia lies in a large bay on the northeast coast, 45km from Palma. It has a superb beach flanked by a range of amenities geared to holiday makers. There's little reason for sun seekers to venture anywhere else.
Alcudia Beaches
Alcudia Watersports
Alcudia boasts one of the longest beaches in Majorca, 8 kilometres of gently shelving fine sand, punctuated now and then by pine-dotted dunes.
The beach features an array of watersports.
If you are feeling restless, expend some energy by climbing Sa Talaia d'Alcudia, a hill from which you can see impressive views of the bay and the surrounding area.
Places of interest in or near Alcudia
- The narrow streets of the old walled town of Alcudia
- 16th - 17th century palaces
- Iglesia Parroquial - the church
- Puerta de la Ciudad - the town gates
- Roman Theater
- Bull Ring
- Wall along the Walls of the Old Town
Bull Ring & Sant Ferran Bastion
The Bull Ring is an interesting place to visit and built within the Sant Ferran Bastion part of the star shape Renaissance fortifications against cannon. keep a lookout for the sentry box
Bulls can sometimes be seen in the animal pens area.
Shopping in Puerto Alcudia
The fishing port is thriving and there are a great variety of shops for those who can escape the lure of the beach. Shops and boutiques are spread across the resort, so a day of shopping will involve a fair bit of walking. Be sure to try the local market which is held on Tuesday and Sunday mornings.
Alcudia Nightlife
In the evening, the majority of nightlife and restaurants can be found around the port or at the northern end of Lake Esperanza. Some areas can get noisy in high season in Alcudia, but this is not generally a boisterous place.
The site of the modern day resort was originally the port for the old, walled town of Alcudia, now beautifully restored. Its history encompasses the Phoenicians, Greeks and Romans, but it was the Moors who built much of the city as it is today. The medieval ramparts were added after the Spanish conquest of the 14th century. Inside you will discover a maze of warren-like streets typical of Arab towns. Be sure to explore the remains of Roman houses and a well preserved amphitheatre close by.
Lineker’s Bar
Lineker’s Bar is now firmly established as one of the best known bars, the family orientated resort ensures that for the entire summer period the bar is constantly rammed with people of all ages. Young and old alike mingle together from the moment the bar opens until the moment it shuts - and everyone has the time of their lives. If you're looking for somewhere to take the family, then as a resort, Alcudia can't be beaten and in Lineker's Bar the adults have somewhere to relax in the evenings while the kids are being entertained.
Bar Lineker, Local 3-4-5, Zona Commercial Marisol, Carrier Pedro Y Mas Rues, Port D'Alcudia, Mallorca
Alcudia Harbour and Marina
Alcudia Boats
Alcudia Marina Boats
Alcudia has a commercial port with ferries and cargo vessels, and 2 marinas located next to each other. The smaller of the marinas also has a boatyard
Behind the marinas a horseshoe bay has formed which is the North Eastern end of the gently curving 8 kilometres Alcudia beach
Local Specialties
Blending all flavours of eateries, from fast food to restaurants serving international cuisine, Alcudia caters for all budgets, as well as waterside dining down in the port.
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Alcudia Tourist Information Offices
old town
Alcúdia C/ Major, 17 07400 Alcúdia
Marine Promenade
Port d'Alcudia Passeig Marítim, s/n 07410 Alcúdia
Near Lake Esperanca
Port d'Alcudia Carretera d'Artà, 68. 07408 Port d'Alcudia
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