Magaluf Holidays

Majorca’s best-known resort, holidays to Magaluf need little introduction. Situated on the stunning southwest coast, Magaluf is synonymous with exciting first holidays abroad and young revelry. Just two and a half hours from many UK airports, Magaluf is a great alternative to a typical holiday to mainland Spain. With its silky sand beaches, vibrant nightlife, exciting attractions, and breathtaking natural beauty, there’s more to this resort than colourful lights and fun-filled late nights. 

Here blissful beach days and afternoons exploring the winding city streets of Palma go hand in hand with thrilling waterparks and sunset boat trips. Burn the candle at both ends and find out why millions of travellers return to these sun-kissed shores every year on your next holiday.

When is the best time to visit?
The best time to visit Magaluf is between April and September. Thanks to the Balearic Islands Mediterranean climate, temperatures in the peak summer months can reach highs of 30°c. Perfect for sun-seekers looking for a holiday packed with fun in the sun.

Where is the best place to stay?
 Magaluf boasts a variety of accommodation options, from budget-friendly hotels to luxurious beachfront resorts. Many resorts offer all-inclusive packages, ensuring a stress-free holiday with all your meals, drinks, and activities taken care of. Enjoy stunning views, infinity pools, and excellent amenities as you unwind in style.  

Magaluf is renowned for its legendary nightlife, making it a top destination for partygoers. The Strip, a buzzing street packed with bars and clubs, comes alive after dark with music, lights, and an electric atmosphere. Iconic venues like BCM Planet Dance, one of Europe's largest nightclubs, host world-famous DJs and unforgettable parties. Whether you prefer beach bars, rooftop lounges, or high-energy clubs, Magaluf's nightlife scene will not disappoint. 

Magaluf's dining scene is as diverse as it is delicious. Savour traditional Majorcan dishes like tumbet (a vegetable casserole) and ensaïmada (a sweet pastry) or indulge in fresh seafood and tapas at beachfront restaurants. For a unique dining experience, try one of the themed dinner shows, where you can enjoy a meal while being entertained by live performances.