The Hidropark is located immediately adjacent to the Jupiter Hotel, which is part of the Mac Hotels group.

The Jupiter Hotel and it`s sister Hotels, the Saturn and Marte (Mars) are three very tall white buildings which stand side by side, -with the Hidropark immediatley adjacent.

The group of buildings stand out on the Puerto Alcudia skyline, so you should see them quite easily.

Local buses will take you to the Hidropark, but if you are feeling energetic, you could walk.
If for example, you leave from the beach area near the Marina, you should be able to walk to the Hidropark in about 30 minutes.

However, there will be many people on holiday who simply want to keep fit by walking and there are
plenty of opportunities in Puerto Alcudia to do that.

For example you could walk the full length of the beach which is several miles long, or you could
stroll around the town, starting at the Marina and onwards towards the far end of the town near
the Bellevue Apartments.

As there are virtually no steep streets within the town boundary, walking really is is a very pleasant
way of keeping fit.

The old town of Alcudia is ideal for a quiet holiday where you can relax in one of the
impressive small boutique Hotels, or if you want a more active time, then Puerto Alcudia may be just what you are seeking.

As they are within about fifteen minutes of each other, you can even enjoy the best of both types of holiday.

If you have chosen the Old Town of Alcudia as your destination, you will find a wonderful choice of restaurants within walking distance of one another. The town square is the location to visit and you will find several busy restaurants
in the square, including- Sa Taverna. – Sa Placa. – Cafe Sa Placa -and- Satyricon..

You will pass the streets where you will find pubs, restaurants, souvenirs, entertainment and adventure areas. Then on to the marina, where yachts and sailing boats abound.

Then on to the “old port” and also to the ancient ruined city of Pollentia, capital of Majorca in Roman times.

You can normally buy tickets at your Hotel reception.

Many of the beaches are small attractive coves, where you can relax and sunbathe
with few other people around and there are other beaches which stretch for several miles of golden sand. Take your pick. It really depends on personal choice.

One part of Majorca which is particularly attractive to holidaymakers, are the resorts located along the northern coastline and these can be reached within about one hours travel time from Palma airport.

The fairly recent construction of the motorway has made a huge difference, because it has greatly shortened travel time and Hotels in the north can now be reached very quickly.

Two resorts with fabulous long beaches are Puerto Pollensa and Puerto Alcudia.
Puerto Pollensa is ideal for family holidays, because it has a wonderful beach, excellent restaurants and fairly low key entertainment, which finishes at around midnight.
As there are virtually no hilly streets in Puerto Pollensa, it is ideal for pushing a baby buggy or a wheelchair.

Puerto Alcudia has probably the longest beach on Majorca and if you like lots of Hotel entertainment and an energetic holiday where you will meet lots of people and be able to go to nightclubs and discos, then it should be ideal.

As Majorca can be reached quickly and fairly cheaply from most parts of Europe, it is not surprising that over the years, it has become a leader in providing sunny memorable holidays.

Although Alcudia and Puerto Alcudia are within fifteen minutes travel time from each other, they are very different types of towns and therefore offer quite different types of holiday. Both are great,–it simply depends upon what you are looking for.

The Old Town of Alcudia is fascinating, full of history and has not changed greatly for hundreds of years. It has several small boutique Hotels and narrow cobbled streets.

Puerto Alcudia spreads out over a huge area and has many enormous Hotels, many of which cater for a fast pace and all action holidays. The beach is stunning and one of the longest on Majorca and the Marina is breathtaking.

An additional way of making sure you get good value, is to consider going on a Package Holiday. On this type of holiday, the flights, accommodation and coach transfers are normally all included in the overall price.
You must od course take some additional money with you for meals, drinks etc.

Two hotels in Puerto Alcudia which cater for Package Holidays are–

–Jupiter Hotel– and— Bellevue Aparthotel.

Package Holidays are very popular, because you know at an early stage, how much the holiday is going to cost and a huge benefit is that flights, accommodation and coach transfers are normally included in the overall price. You will of course need to take some additional money for meals, drinks etc.

Two Hotels which cater for Package Holidays are–
– Bellevue Aparthotel–and –Jupiter Hotel.

Puerto Alcudia is a sprawling modern resort, made up of tall Hotels and Apartments interspaced with small shops, restaurants, pubs and a selection of discos and nightclubs. If you are young and enjoy a busy active time, combined with late nights, then you will probably love this resort. The beach is wondeful and probably the longest on Majorca.

Many of the Hotels, such as- The Jupiter and –Bellevue Aparthotel, cater for Package Holidays and both also offer a range of sporting facilities.

If you have loads of energy–this could be the resort for you.

The Canary Islands offer dramatic volcanic landscapes, with amazing unspoilt wilderness, lush tropical forests and secluded coves scattered with palm trees, while over in the Balearics, you’ll find long stretches of stunning beaches, orchards, olive groves and indeed a very different landscape.

Mainland Spain is bordered to the south and east by the Mediterranean and to the north by France, Andorra and the Bay of Biscay. To the northwest and west is the Atlantic Ocean, and Portugal. High plateaus and mountain ranges abound in mainland Spain, and the climate here is extremely diverse.

The Balearic Islands made up primarily of Majorca, Minorca, Ibiza and Formentera, the climate here is Mediterranean with hot summers and mild winters. On Majorca the Serra de Tramuntana mountains do make a bit of difference to this however, with colder weather in the Tramuntana mountain range during the winter, and even brief periods of snow in this area aren’t unsual during the colder season.

On the mainland, resorts such as Madrid and Barcelona are most popular offering tourists a look into the heart of Spanish city life.

In Madrid you can spend the morning touring aristocratic palaces, avant garde art galleries and shopping both boutique and of the flea market variety. Take a siesta in the afternoon ready for when the sun sets and the city comes to life. There are thousands of restaurants, bars and clubs to choose from, so eat and enjoy a glass of wine before you head out to the La Latina barrio for some serious dancing and fun through the night.

Barcelona can show you just as much, but all so different that you’ll only know you’re in the same country from the language that’s spoken. This is a city steeped in history and culture, and the fantastic architecture of Antonio Gaudi is scattered through the city centre. Along the Passieg de Gracia you’ll find several famous and impressive buildings of his, and the Sagrada Familia temple is probably his most impressive. Barcelona is very child friendly making it quite popular for families, but for those who want to dance the night away Barcelona has its fair share of bars and night clubs.

By comparison, Majorca holidays are just that bit more gentle, being island based, you’ll find lots of water sports available, as well as plenty of sandy beaches to relax on. The atmosphere here is generally more relaxed and apart from Magaluf most resorts are family oriented with nightlife being somewhat more reserved than on the mainland.

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