It is worth highlighting that in the mountain area there are very few petrol stations so you make sure you have a full tank before you set off.

Seatbelts have to be worn at all times and children under 12 need to be fitted to a child seat.

Whilst Spain may have laid back attitude to most things – driving under the infulence of drink and drugs is not one of them. Random testing does take place so you are better not to drink at all if you are going to be driving.

There are lots of resorts to choose from in Majorca, and most of them offer an all inclusive option. You can choose from Magaluf, Palma Nova, Callas de Majorca, Alcudia and more. Each area has it’s own style and where you choose will probably depend on what you are looking for.

There are ultra modern resorts in Palma Nova and Magaluf where you can enjoy hotels that are right on the beach, as well as the sophistication of shopping in Majorca’s capital Palma and with over 100 bars in Magaluf you can expect a really lively night life.

You could opt for a more family oriented resort such as Puerto Pollensa about an hour and a half’s drive to the north west of Palma. Here the main resort area is well established and there’s just as much to do here as in Palma or Magaluf, but you’ll find a more relaxed and sedentary atmosphere that’s well suited to families, and people who want to relax more instead of dancing the night away.

It doesn’t matter where you choose to go, you’ll find resorts in every area where you can choose to opt for an all inclusive package, and that means peace of mind. Meals are normally provided buffet style, and most drinks and snacks are usually provided as part of the deal. In most resorts you’ll have a good variety of entertainments available from sports and leisure activities during the day, to dancing, and other entertainments in the evening. Kids activities vary from deal to deal, so if you have children, make sure your child’s age range is well catered for before you choose.

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Palma
West of Palma
Tramuntana
The Northeast
Inland, East & South

1. Alcudia – This traditional Majorcan town once was the capital of Roman Majorca (Pollentia) is now a testament to bygone times and a time capsule of historical interest.

2. Cap de Formentor – Majorca’s most northerly point this penninsula offers spectacular views out to see an a beach to die for.

3. Castell d’Alaro – A ruined castle and chapel with hilltop panoramic views all the way out to sea.

4. Castell de Bellver – 14th Century royal fortress, now a museum with fantastic views out to Palma bay.

5. Coves d’Arta – Undregound labyrinth of caves with stalactites that conjour up images of hell.

6. Deya – One of the true millionairres boltholes, this quiet villages to the east of the island is idilic and beautiful.

7. Lluc – A sacred monastery with spectacula views of the Serra de Tramuntana moiuntain range.

8. La Seu – Possibility the most iconic building in Palma, this outstanding example of Gothic arcitecture is recognisable from most part of the city.

9. Valldemossa – This small town in the mountains is now synonymous with Chopin

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