Villas in Alcudia
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Port d’Alcudia’s big, bustling marina and animated resort has a much faster tempo. A wide variety of shops, restaurants and boutiques line the large sandy bay. You’ll find traditional seaside fun here, from pedaloes to a water park, and a lively nightlife packed with bars and discos. For a complete change of pace, you can stroll round the beautifully preserved, medieval walled city of Alcudia and its network of shaded narrow streets. A Roman house and the remains of an amphitheatre are located just south of the town.
Alcudia - Featured villa
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Can Jaume d'els Oscals
- Sleeps 6
- 3 Bedrooms
- 2 Bathrooms
- Private Pool
- Free Air Conditioning
- Car Essential
This charming villa is located in the countryside outside Alcudia and close to the bay of Pollensa within easy driving access to both the seaside resorts of Alcudia itself and Puerto Pollensa. The swimming pool is enclosed by gated fence and hedges and is overlooked from the welcome shade of a dining terrace to the side of the house, ideal for al fresco dining. There is also a children's paddling pool outside the gated area of the main pool. Inside, the house is a stylish mix of traditional and modern, with high, wooden beamed ceilings and terracotta floors blending with flat screen TVs, air conditioning in all bedrooms, and a fitted kitchen that includes all mod-cons. The lounge - diner is open plan and spacious and the bedrooms are comfortable, tastefully furnished and relaxing.
Villas in Alcudia
In addition to our featured villa, we have 22 exquisite villas in Alcudia. Which one will you choose for your next villa holiday?
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- Sleeps 4
- 2 Bedrooms
- 2 Bathrooms
- Private Pool
- Free Air Conditioning
- Car Essential
Can Arnau
Alcudia, Mallorca
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- Sleeps 3
- 2 Bedrooms
- 1 Bathrooms
- Private Pool
- Free Air Conditioning
- Car Essential
Can Fuat
Alcudia, Mallorca
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- Sleeps 6
- 3 Bedrooms
- 2 Bathrooms
- Private Pool
- Free Air Conditioning
- Car Essential
Ca Na Malanyona
Alcudia, Mallorca
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- Sleeps 6
- 3 Bedrooms
- 2 Bathrooms
- Private Pool
- Free Air Conditioning
- Car Optional
Diniz II
Alcudia, Mallorca
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Best of James
- Sleeps 6
- 3 Bedrooms
- 2 Bathrooms
- Private Pool
- Free Air Conditioning
- Car Essential
Can Calet
Alcudia, Mallorca
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- Sleeps 6
- 3 Bedrooms
- 2 Bathrooms
- Private Pool
- Free Air Conditioning
- Car Optional
Diniz I
Alcudia, Mallorca
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- Sleeps 6
- 3 Bedrooms
- 2 Bathrooms
- Private Pool
- Car Advised
El Olivo
Alcudia, Mallorca
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- Sleeps 6
- 3 Bedrooms
- 2 Bathrooms
- Private Pool
- Free Air Conditioning
- Car Advised
Las Olas
Alcudia, Mallorca
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- Sleeps 8
- 4 Bedrooms
- 3 Bathrooms
- Private Pool
- Free Air Conditioning
- Car Essential
Can Tofol
Alcudia, Mallorca
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Best of James
- Sleeps 8
- 4 Bedrooms
- 3 Bathrooms
- Private Pool
- Free Air Conditioning
- Car Essential
Can Joan Polit
Alcudia, Mallorca
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- Sleeps 8
- 4 Bedrooms
- 2 Bathrooms
- Private Pool
- Free Air Conditioning
- Car Essential
Sa Marina
Alcudia, Mallorca
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Best of James
- Sleeps 8
- 4 Bedrooms
- 5 Bathrooms
- Private Pool
- Free Air Conditioning
- Car Essential
Mestral
Alcudia, Mallorca
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- Sleeps 6
- 4 Bedrooms
- 2 Bathrooms
- Private Pool
- Free Air Conditioning
- Car Essential
Ca'n Leon
Alcudia, Mallorca
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- Sleeps 8
- 4 Bedrooms
- 3 Bathrooms
- Private Pool
- Free Air Conditioning
- Car Essential
Tintoretto
Alcudia, Mallorca
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- Sleeps 8
- 4 Bedrooms
- 2 Bathrooms
- Private Pool
- Free Air Conditioning
- Car Advised
Illot 5A
Alcudia, Mallorca
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- Sleeps 8
- 4 Bedrooms
- 3 Bathrooms
- Private Pool
- Free Air Conditioning
- Car Essential
Can Prim
Alcudia, Mallorca
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- Sleeps 8
- 4 Bedrooms
- 2 Bathrooms
- Private Pool
- Free Air Conditioning
- Car Advised
Illot 5
Alcudia, Mallorca
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- Sleeps 8
- 4 Bedrooms
- 2 Bathrooms
- Private Pool
- Free Air Conditioning
- Car Essential
Can Xerafi
Alcudia, Mallorca
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- Sleeps 7
- 4 Bedrooms
- 2 Bathrooms
- Private Pool
- Free Air Conditioning
- Car Optional
Cosins I
Alcudia, Mallorca
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- Sleeps 8
- 4 Bedrooms
- 3 Bathrooms
- Private Pool
- Free Air Conditioning
- Car Essential
El Olivo Verde
Alcudia, Mallorca
New to JamesView Villa -
- Sleeps 8
- 4 Bedrooms
- 2 Bathrooms
- Private Pool
- Free Air Conditioning
- Car Essential
Manresa
Alcudia, Mallorca
New to JamesView Villa -
- Sleeps 10
- 5 Bedrooms
- 3 Bathrooms
- Private Pool
- Free Air Conditioning
- Car Essential
Casa Moncho
Alcudia, Mallorca
New to JamesView Villa
In the area
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Nightlife in the area of Alcudia
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Out and about
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Excursions and Places of interest
Vineyards
There are several vineyards in Mallorca with the majority around the town of Binisalem, south of Inca. Nearest to Pollensa there are vineyards in Petra and Muro as well as Santa Margalida, however there is also a vineyard close to Pollensa itself that is rapidly growing in popularity - Ca'n Vidalet - which is located in the countryside between the old town and Puerto Pollensa.Cruises
Many boat trips are available from the Port of Alcudia where there is even a ferry to Menorca. Nearby Puerto Pollensa also offers regular boat trips to the Formentor peninsular where there is a great family beach and some extraordinary viewpoints.Local sporting events
There is a sports centre in Port De Alcudia with many facilities whilst in Palma the Spanish 2nd division side RCD Mallorca play at the Son Moix stadium.Tennis tournaments are regularly held in Palma.
Golf open senior will be played on the Pula Golf course at Son Servera in May.
Natural areas of beauty
Drive up the mountain road to the headland of Formentor where there is a wonderful view point and the lighthouse at Cap de Formentor where there is also a welcoming café.Visit, and take a walk through, the S'Albufeira nature reserve - near Alcudia - wetlands full of bird and wildlife. A haven for nature lovers.
Water Parks
There are 3 waterparks on the island with the Hidropark, Alcudia being the nearest to Alcudia, Puerto Pollensa and Pollensa. The Hidropark offers a wide range of slides ranging from the gentle to the hair raising and there are lost of sunbathing areas for those less inclined to hurl themselves down a giant tube!Regions to visit
Take the local bus or drive around the bay to Puerto Pollensa, a popular beach resort or inland to Pollensa town itself.Visit Palma - the majestic capital, full of history and culture and no shortage of shops, restaurants and cafés.
Take a short boat trip to Cabrera - a tiny island off the south east coast inhabited mostly by rabbits.
if you dare, work on your all over tan at Es Trenc- a very popular naturist beach in the South East close to the resort of Sa Rapita.
Go subterranean in the Caves of Drach - Las Cuevas del Drach - the most famous caves in Mallorca and enjoy classical music played by floating musicians on the atmospheric, lantern lit, underground lake.
Take a mountain road drive to Valdemossa - home of Chopin and George Sands, and visit the nearby Soller & Port de Soller.
Or take the orange grove "express" - a slow and gentle train ride from Palma to Soller through the mountains and Orange groves and experience the wonderful scents of orange blossom on the way.
The old town
The old town of Alcudia dates back to 2000 bc but came to prominence in 2 BC when it was a walled citadel built by the Roman invaders, to protect the north from corsairs and pirates. Originally named by the Romans as Pollentia, meaning "power" the modern name, Alcudia, derives from the name given by the conquering Moors - Alkudia - meaning town on the hill. The old walls were rebuilt in the 14th century after the Spanish re-conquest and still exist in remarkably good condition, surrounding cobbled streets with a multitude of cafés, restaurants and boutique shops. There is a very good market here held on Tuesday and on Sundays. The impressive entrance to the town is the Portal de Moll - two stone towers guarded by ancient palm trees - that also forms the symbol of the town.Museums
Artefacts from the Roman remains can be found in the Museu Monografic de Pollentia, close to the parish church.The local tourist office also offers guided tours of the historical quarter.
Churches / Cathedrals
The 14th century church of Sant Jaume is in the centre of the town whilst on the outskirts you can find the Orator de Santa Anna.Architecture
There are many reminders of the towns history to be explored including the Roman remains of the theatre, the forum and the residential area of La Portella.The town walls are in excellent condition and look out for the 14th century architecture of Ca'n Torro library, a former mansion that holds regular exhibitions and performances.
Important information
The details displayed are for general information purposes only and were correct as at the last updated date. Please note that details (including opening and closing times) may change. In particular, some facilities may only be available during high season. Attractions are not connected to James Villa Holidays and we do not endorse or recommend any supplier or attraction.
Events
Alcudia events and festivals
Local events
Alcudia hosts Mallorca's Ironman competition which sees many athletes run, swim, cycle and hike across the surrounding landscape.
Regional events
Sample and take home some local and international award winning wines in the Claustre del Convent de Santo Domingo. A small entry fee will be charged locally.
Celebration of St John the Baptist
Culminating on the 2nd of august with the Fiesta of Mare de Deu dels Angels, the biggest and most anticipated fiestas of the North of Mallorca involve a week long party of Jazz concerts, traditional dancing, feasting, wine and more wine in honour of the patron saint of the town. Most events take place in the municipal centre, Pollensa but there are also local events in Cala San Vicente and Puerto Pollensa. The highlight of the week is the annual battle of the "moros y cristianos" - the Moors Versus the Christians - held on the evening of the 2nd and pre empting a hugely impressive (and no doubt expensive) fireworks display.
Moros y Cristians. Re-enactment of the Moors versus Christians said to represent a raid by Arab pirates led by the Corsair Dragut, on the town of Pollensa in the year 1550 and successfully repulsed by local men dressed in their white pyjamas and led by local hero, Joan Mas. Locals dress as Arab raiders or Christian defenders and do battle through the narrow streets of the old town before spilling onto the old football pitch outside town where a pitched battle ensues. Fireworks, canon fire and gunshot (blanks) are a constant (and noisy) feature and the streets become very crowded so care is needed if attending with children!
The festivities take place over two weeks held mainly in Ca'n Picafort culminating in the exiting "Correfoc", or fire run. Demons and Devils run from the Marina to the Plaza Cervantes with flaming torches and flares. There are rock concerts, food festivals and religious ceremonies and even a bull fight, one of only two held annually in Mallorca, in the Arena in Alcudia.
Alcudia hosts Mallorca's Ironman competition which sees many athletes run, swim, cycle and hike across the surrounding landscape.
Held in Alcudia to celebrate the harvest there are market stalls, arts, crafts and carnival figures.
Important information
The details displayed are for general information purposes only and were correct as at the last updated date. Please note that details (including opening and closing times) may change. In particular, some facilities may only be available during high season. Attractions are not connected to James Villa Holidays and we do not endorse or recommend any supplier or attraction.
Beaches
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- Alcudia
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Important information
The details displayed are for general information purposes only and were correct as at the last updated date. Please note that details (including opening and closing times) may change. In particular, some facilities may only be available during high season. Attractions are not connected to James Villa Holidays and we do not endorse or recommend any supplier or attraction.
*Whilst wheelchair / disabled access (where stated) is deemed good in our opinion, it may not be compliant to Disability and Discrimination Act standards - for more detailed information we suggest that you contact the local tourist board.
Golf
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- Alcudia
- Golf
Important information
The details displayed are for general information purposes only and were correct as at the last updated date. Please note that details (including opening and closing times) may change. In particular, some facilities may only be available during high season. Attractions are not connected to James Villa Holidays and we do not endorse or recommend any supplier or attraction.
