Luxury Majorca Holidays

Beach chic and rural retreats

Holidays in Majorca bring you a combination of golden sandy beaches, pretty fishing villages, and a lively capital with a cosmopolitan feel. The largest of Spain’s Balearic Islands, this scenic retreat has something on offer for couples, families, and explorers alike. Spend your days taking in the beauty of the beaches and large sweeping bays, admiring the historic architecture of the towns or eating and drinking to your heart’s content.

Those wanting to enjoy a lively break with everything at their fingertips will love the island’s capital of Palma. Here you’ll find a spectacular cathedral, lively marina and a swathe of shops for every taste. Pollensa and Puerto Pollensa, are located on the northern tip and are home to spectacular beauty, in both the stone buildings of the town and the wide sweeping bay along the coast. Those wanting to enjoy a blend of old and new should head to Alcudia, while Deia is one of the most beautiful towns in Spain, surrounded by fertile mountains.

Luxury holidays in Majorca

Luxury holidays in Majorca bring you a combination of history, cuisine and amenities. Head into the mountains for rugged landscapes, hiking and biking, or stay along the coast and make the most of golden sands and incredible seafood restaurants. The island’s capital, Palma, is home to fascinating history and excellent opportunities for shopping, while there’s plenty available for those who love watersports and golf as well.

Book your luxury holidays in Majorca with Sovereign for a fantastic selection of hotels. We’ve put together a list of our favourite hotels on the island, with something for everyone to enjoy. Families will love the large complexes which are full of amenities, including children’s clubs and watersports, while couples will find romantic hotels with spas, infinity pools, and world class restaurants. Book your holiday with us and relax, knowing each hotel has been tried and tested by a member of our team.

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Our Top Offers for Majorca

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Majorca, Illetas

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1307 reviews
7 nights from £1106 per person
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Saturday, 26 April 2025
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London Gatwick
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Bed and Breakfast | Classic Twin Room
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10% room discount

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Majorca, Porto Petro

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710 reviews
7 nights from £1946 per person
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Friday, 11 April 2025
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London Gatwick
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All Inclusive | Superior Double Room Garden View
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Up to 10% room discount

£200 Sovereign discount


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Majorca, Puerto Pollensa

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1482 reviews
7 nights from £1021 per person
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Wednesday, 07 May 2025
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London Gatwick
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Bed and Breakfast | Twin Room
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5% room discount


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Destinations in Majorca
View of Alcudia, main tourist center in the North of Majorca on the eastern coast, Spain.
Alcudia
North-easterly Alcudia balances between two horseshoe bays. Museums and medieval monuments top the old town, while the modern centre lays out a marina and golf club by the beach.
Aerial view, marina of Santa Ponsa, Calvia region, Mallorca, Balearic Islands, Spain
Costa de la Calma
Located on a stunning rugged coast in the west of Majorca, the small village of Costa de la Calma oozes charm. 
Panoramic view of Camp de Mar beach in the island of Majorca. Beautiful scene of the seacost with a blue sea and Mediterranean landscape
Camp de Mar
Camp de Mar holidays offer you a luxury beach escape on the south west coast of Majorca. The resort is home to golf courses, upmarket boutiques and plenty of fine dining options – and it’s a big hit with celebrities too.
View of Deya town in Mallorca Island (Spain)
Deia
Artists’ houses, a hilltop church, flowering café terraces, almond groves – Deia must be one of the prettiest villages in mountainous northern Majorca. The finishing touch? Pint-sized Cala Deia beach.
Spain Majorca, beautiful bay beach of Platja d'Illetes, Mediterranean Sea, Balearic Islands.
Illetas
Illetes rests south-west of Cala Major, where sandy coves chip the coastline and pine-topped islands float offshore. There’s also a designer golf course that’s a favourite with celebrities and royals.
Playa de Muro Beach, Mallorca, Balearic Islands, Spain
Playa De Muro
Playa de Muro is the longest beach in Majorca, stretching for six miles along Alcudia Bay. It ranges from hotel-lined sands to the wild sandy trails of S’Albufera Natural Park.
Pollenca, old village on the island Palma Mallorca, Spain
Pollensa
Pollensa takes shelter in the bumpy countryside of northern Majorca. The town packs a cultural punch, dishing up a crumbling Roman bridge, café-sprinkled old town and green-shuttered artists’ houses.
Beautiful coastline scenery on Majorca island, coast of Porto Petro, Balearic Islands, Spain Mediterranean Sea.
Porto Petro
The pine-coated coastline around fishing village Porto Petro constantly twists and turns, dishing up gold-sand coves, clifftop hotels and sheltered harbours.
View of the famous Soller Port Marina and Dockland illuminated by sunset light in Palma de Majorca in Spain in summer season
Port Soller
Sleepy Port Soller is caught between a sandy bay and the northern Tramuntana Mountains. An antique wooden tram runs from the waterfront to the postcard-pretty old town of Soller.
Formentor peninsula, looking towards Puerto Pollensa, Majorca, Balearic Islands, Spain, Mediterranean, Europe
Puerto Pollensa
Puerto Pollensa is a few miles east of the Roman village of Pollensa. The palm-brushed promenade serves up hotels and restaurants on one side and a beach on the other.

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Family holidays in Majorca

Majorca is Spain’s largest Balearic island and an ideal family holiday destination. Explore the island’s pristine beaches and ancient history, rugged mountain scenery and fishing villages.


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Typical Costs

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€3-4
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€3-6
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Cup of coffee
€1.50-4
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Glass of wine
€2.50-6
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Main course
€10-35
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Small souvenir
€1-15

Flight Information

Flight time from the UK to Majorca is around 2 hours 15 minutes. 

If you're planning a trip to Majorca (PMI) from the UK, the following airports have direct flights:
Aberdeen (ABZ), Belfast International (BFS), Birmingham (BHX), Bournemouth (BOH), Bristol (BRS), Cardiff (CWL), Durham Teeside (MME), East Midlands (EMA), Edinburgh (EDI), Exeter (EXT), Glasgow (GLA), Humberside (HUY), Leeds Bradford (LBA), Liverpool (LPL), London City (LCY), London Gatwick (LGW), London Heathrow (LHR), London Luton (LTN), London Southend (SEN), London Stansted (STN), Manchester (MAN), Newcastle (NCL), Norwich (NWI) and Southampton (SOU).

When to go

Majorca starts warming up for summer around April, when the mercury climbs into the 20s and doesn’t stop until around July, which can top 30°C. You’re looking at around 11 hours of sunshine a day in midsummer, with bath-like sea temperatures. Things won’t cool off until October, which still hovers in the low to mid 20s.  

Visa Information

Currently visas are not required for UK citizens travelling to Spain

Tipping

Restaurant bills include a service charge by law in Spain, so whether you choose to tip further is up to you. If you enjoyed the meal and service, it is customary to leave 5-10%. Hotel porters and maids will appreciate a small tip, and while taxi drivers don’t require a tip, it’s common to round up the fare.

Introduction to languages

The official language of Spain is Spanish. English is widely spoken too, so getting by is easy.

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Leanne King

Why not try Majorca as a twin-centre holiday? Driving around is easy and staying in two different areas is a great way to explore more of the island.


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