Valentín Hoteles

Majorca surroundings

The North coast of the island has a majestic, impressive personality and is marked by two bit bays. On one side there is the Pollensa Bay with picturesque mountains in its interior and on the other side the Alcudia Bay with pinewoods, dunes and beaches with white sand.

The natural Alcudia park includes 2500 hectares of wetlands and is inhabited by more than 200 different species of birds which have their nests throughout the reeds.

In the seventies Ca’n Picafort was a small fishing village with a population of approx. 200 people and has developed of the decades into one of the biggest tourist areas of the island.

The city is situated in the middle of beautiful nature and surrounded by villages with a long history and tradition.

One of them is Santa Margalida, only 10 km away, where the famous procession to the glory of the canonicate Santa Catalina Tomás takes place. Another village is Sa Pobla, where the popular celebration in honour of San Antonio is a tradition for more than six centuries. Pollensa harbour and the picturesque village are famous for the prestige festival of classical music. What is also worth a visit is the former fishing harbour of Alcudia with its medieval village and the impressive rock of Cap de Formentor that abruptly falls into the sea.

A great number of spare time activities in the area of Ca’n Picafort offers entertainment for guests of all ages and invites you to enjoy water sport, horse riding, hiking or simple enjoy the unbelievable wideness of the beaches. The offer of activities is completed by the beach promenade which is full of bars and restaurants and therefore the ideal place to enjoy a good meal and a glass of wine outside of the hotel or simply to go for a walk and discover the unique ambience of the area. Truly unforgettable vacations await you.