Majorca Hotels And Beautiful Beaches Are An Escape From The Winter Chill

Majorca is universally known for being a holiday destination as it caters for sun seekers during both the summer and winter seasons. There is a change in dynamic as winter sets in; the crowded party areas become quiet and peaceful. There are three main destinations on the island which cater to party animals and culture vultures alike, with many great Majorca hotels, Alcudia, Magaluf and Palma.

Palma is a great way to spend a sunny winter day whilst in Majorca. There are a number of restaurants where holidaymakers can sample traditional, or a variety of cuisines. Walk around the beautiful squares or visit the museums and galleries before enjoying dinner in the capital city. The Cathedral is a must see for holidaymakers and the dramatic gothic architecture looks spectacular during the day or night.

Put down the ice scraper and pack your bags for a break in the sunnier climes of Majorca. Temperatures on the Island routinely hit 14c and a little above in January, meaning Majorca hotels do still have a good number of bookings from Holidaymakers fleeing the snow covered city streets of northern Europe. While most of Europe is sending out grit by the truck load the lucky inhabitants and holidaymakers visiting Majorca can enjoy the golden sandy beaches and the clear blue skies whilst relaxing in the quiet resorts. The evenings are very cool in the winter months so it is best to pack some warm clothing but the daytime will give visitors something toasty to look forward to.

There’s plenty to do outside the capital. Your first port of call should be either the old town or new town of Alcudia. Enjoy the mountainous scenery surrounding Alcudia. While the New Town is very touristy the old town has some wonderful traditional architecture and good flea markets to pick up some bargains. The Majorca hotels in the old Roman capital put visitors within easy reach of excursions on the Northern coast.