Sitting between two bays on the beautiful La Victoria peninsula, Alcúdia is a charming base for exploring the stunning coastline, mountains and ancient monuments of northeastern Mallorca. The Old Town’s 14th century walls and two impressive gates encompass a restored center of quaint streets, pretty squares and medieval and Renaissance buildings. Just outside Alcúdia’s walls you’ll find the fascinating ruins of the ancient Roman city of Pollèntia – the island’s most important archeological site – and just minutes away you’ll discover the lively nautical hub of Port d'Alcúdia, with its waterfront restaurants, relaxing cafés and palm-fringed promenades. Port d'Alcúdia’s sandy beach is perfect for swimming and watersports and stretches all the way to the next village
Sitting between two bays on the beautiful La Victoria peninsula, Alcúdia is a charming base for exploring the stunning coastline, mountains and ancient monuments of northeastern Mallorca. The Old Town’s 14th century walls and two impressive gates encompass a restored center of quaint streets, pretty squares and medieval and Renaissance buildings. Just outside Alcúdia’s walls you’ll find the fascinating ruins of the ancient Roman city of Pollèntia – the island’s most important archeological site – and just minutes away you’ll discover the lively nautical hub of Port d'Alcúdia, with its waterfront restaurants, relaxing cafés and palm-fringed promenades. Port d'Alcúdia’s sandy beach is perfect for swimming and watersports and stretches all the way to the next village