When you are in Alcudia on holiday you simply must visit Formentor. In general terms it is located beyond Puerto Pollensa and then a twenty minute bus or car journey from there, up the mountain and down the other side.
Formentor sits in the bay at the far side of the mountain. There are various methods [...]

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The Romans occupied Majorca some 2000 years ago and at that time Alcudia was the island`s capital.
One of the amazing structures which has survived almost intact since that time and which for many years was virtually a hidden gem with no official signing as to what and where it was is the–
–Roman Theater.
Only in [...]

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Alcudia has a number of tourist information offices – one in the old town and two at the port.
The tourist offices in Majorca are all very useful and have a lot of leaflets with information about whats on in each town, so they are worth a visit once you are in the resort.
The address for [...]

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Below is a map of Alcudia which will give you a feel for the resort. You can see an exact location of the town in the map below and you can zoom in and out using the cursors on the left hand side.
If you are looking for more information about Alcudia the FAQ’s is a [...]

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You will certainly be finding a lot to do and enjoy in Alcudia, however you should include a visit to Puerto Pollensa.
It is also a very popular holiday resort, smaller than Alcudia and within a twenty minute bus journey. It has an attractive long beach and many small chic shops, particularly on the Pinewalk, which [...]

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