A really gorgeous walled town. Lots of free parking on the outside of the walls around the town. We then walked into the walled town, loads of picturesque streets and lanes. Small boutique shops and cafes line the streets. Some lovely looking tapas bars etc.

(Translated by Google) For people who like walking through old streets filled with soul and history. Architecture typical of the region, beautifully decorated streets among which you will find shops with regional products and restaurants. Possibility to walk on the remains of the walls. (Original) Dla osób które lubia spacery starymi uliczkami wypełnionymi dusza i historią. Architektura typowa dla regionu, pięknie przystrojone uliczki posrod których znajdziemy sklepiki z regionalnymi produktami oraz restauracje. Możliwość przejścia się po pozostałościach murów.

A very fascinating old town with the still standing wall You can take a walk on. Sunday and tuesday there is a market. Don't miss out on the church of Sant Jaume d'Alcúdia.

Lovely quiet side street in the old town, great little cafe's around. Market on tue & Sunday with lots of products.

Photos of parking… We went at Easter - I’d imagine in the summer it’s way busier…there is free parking a stones throw from the old town - next to Ruines Romanes de Pollentia… The town is lovely - lots of boutique/tourist style shops. You can walk around part of the wall. The bull ring nearby is closed to visitors. The Roman ruins seem to have their own opening times…not in relation to their website. *See other review for Café de sa plaça resturant…

Very nice place to visit. A lot of Shops and Old buildings. Very pretty stets, with lots Of flowers. And very clean Street!

Prices are pretty high in bars and restaurants, but well worth it anyway since its beautiful there, with some old castle ruins etc. I recommend i to go there during markets (Sundays, Tuesdays)

It’s a beautiful place to visit and expand the whole day. The historic see sights are stunning. Place for sure to visit in Mallorca.

Set within the old Roman walls this is a great place to visit where you can sit and take in the atmosphere or eat at the popular restaurants. There is a museum just up the hill from the bus station all in Spanish though. If you go to visit the ruins of Pallentia (€4 each) across the road from the church you'll get into the museum free. You can walk along the top of the Fortress walls of the old town which gives some good views. You can walk here from Port Alcudia which takes about 30 mins or get a taxi for €6.50 well worth a visit

Alcúdia stands as a testament to the island's rich history and stunning architecture. As a traveler, I was immediately captivated by its ancient walls, which date back to the 14th century, and the medieval charm that seems to echo through its cobbled streets. The Alcúdia Old Town, with its narrow lanes, vibrant market, and iconic churches, tells stories of a bygone era, making you feel like you've been transported to a different century. No visit to Alcúdia is complete without climbing up to the viewing points on the city walls. The panoramic views of the surrounding bays are simply breathtaking.

We went to Alcudia for a walk and to visit the market. I believe it is open twice a week and there was a big selection of goods and local foods like sausages. The market is more or less the same you can see in other places, but they normally have some local food that I like to investigate. Alcudia is a beautiful town and I recommend to go for a walk in the streets. It is not that big and no need to go for the very long walk. Enjoy the old walls and the church in town.

Alcúdia’s Old Town is a charming and historic gem nestled in the heart of Mallorca. Walking through its narrow cobbled streets, I felt transported back in time, surrounded by beautifully preserved medieval walls and buildings. Every corner seemed to tell a story of its rich past.

Really nice long sandy beach. Small promenade along the back of the beach but not many bars or restaurants overlooking the beach. Felt a bit unloved when we visited in April 2022.

We visited this beach in May and the climate was amazing. The water was pretty warm. It is a family-friendly beach, safer for kids to play, sun lounges and fine sand. The water goes deeper only far off the beach, making it perfectly safe for the young ones. Restaurants are fairly close, as well as showers & toilets / changing rooms. The long beach makes for a great walkaround. Highly recommend.

Lovely white sand beach with stunning green-blue water. My only complaint would be that all of the beach beds are very far from the water compared to other beaches along the same coast. Otherwise, absolutely beautiful!

Beautiful beach, white sand andcrystal clear waters. Wheelchair accessible, family friendly, great value well kept sunbeds available and plenty of showers, toilets.

Very nice beach. Clean, safe, carribean like, has plenty to offer.

Nice beach, went in January hardly anyone was around. The sand is dense so, it's harder under your feet and easier to walk on. None of the restroom huts were open when I was there (maybe this is seasonal?). There were some people surf fishing, some people with dogs, and others just walking the path or on the shoreline. Waves were non-existant, so very kid friendly beach. There was some parking available where I went, but not many spaces.

Pretty place, lovely and clean, crystal clear waters, lots of shops and places to eat nearby and toilets - you will be approached with people selling Watermelon and sunglasses etc but that’s expected, water is shallow where people jump in so bare this in mind

"Alcudia beach – a long stretch of white sand that's simply beautiful. A must-visit! During the high season, it was packed with a lot of people, with restaurants everywhere and long queues at each one. Booking in advance is a must, and be prepared for the crowds during peak season. But, it's absolutely worth it to experience this stunning beach.

Very calm and picturesque place at Palma de Mallorca. Clean water and sand on the beach, a number of restaurants and entertainment near the seaside: water sports, yachting, sailing, etc

I loved it on this beach! 😍 100% recommended. The peirs are great for snorkelling around as the water is mostly shallow. Toliets are clean, showers are good! And everyone is lovely!! Great for couples, families ans singletons x

Yet another fantastic day at the beach soaking up the sun and a dip in the sea, plenty of places for food and drinks. Would like to think that the estimated extra revenue of 120 million tourist tax would go into sorting out the loos along the beach wouldn't go a miss.

Beautiful beach , fantastic for a nice long walk. Wheel chair accessible with disabled showers . Really put some thought into some things . You can get down to the water with push chairs .

Best Beach i was so far! + its super clean + toilets + boats and other sports + its shallow and warm and has a nice ground structure. + Sunchairs everywhere

Beautiful beach. Crystal clear water. No seaweed plenty of parking and sand. Barely and waves my kind of beach.

Alcudia Beach is a true jewel on the island of Mallorca, and our recent visit left us enchanted. This beautiful white sand beach and its crystal-clear waters create a postcard-perfect setting that is nothing short of breathtaking. The expansiveness of Alcudia Beach is impressive, providing plenty of room for beachgoers to spread out comfortably. The fine white sand is not only visually stunning but also a joy to walk on, making it an ideal spot for leisurely strolls along the shoreline. The water is unbelievably clear, allowing you to see the vibrant marine life beneath the surface. Whether you're dipping your toes in the gentle waves or taking a refreshing swim, the pristine conditions of the water add an extra layer of enjoyment to the overall experience. Alcudia Beach is a haven for relaxation, offering a serene atmosphere that lets you unwind and connect with the beauty of nature. The beach's natural charm is further enhanced by the surrounding scenery, making it a must-visit destination for those seeking a tranquil escape on the island. From families building sandcastles to couples taking romantic walks, Alcudia Beach caters to all, making it a versatile and welcoming destination. Mallorca's allure is beautifully encapsulated in this beach, and we can't wait to return for another dose of sun, sand, and sea.

Very nice beach especially for kids. We stayed close to small red bridge and there I felt a smell of fecals few times, I don't know where smell came from, the septic tank, canal or the ship

A great visit with my teenage sons to the Hidropark during our stay in Majorca. We all thoroughly enjoyed all the slides and the Kamikaze slide especially put a smile on my face every single time - just fantastic!!! The park is obviously built some time ago and is a little outdated (hence 4 stars) but it doesn't take away from the rides. The tyre slide is also amazing. I would recommend spending a full day there - it is well worth it.

A nice place but could do with some more signage to explain which rides need boats or matts and where to collect from. The staff there are really good and helpful but could do with some more to better co-ordinate the rides or to invest in some AI traffic light technology for better queue management. The wave machine was every 2 hours, a very popular attraction that would be better if it was more frequent.

Great place for the kids to run around and have fun, you can spend the day sun bathing and in the pool , water slides were class 👌

Good half day out with kids. 1) Sun bed charges are outrages. Try to charge us (tourist looking) for €5.50 and next to us for €4.50 / sun beds. Already the entrance fee is €28.00 and there are plenty of sun beds for visitors and I don't see the points for charging on top of the entrance fee. However to the far left you can access a free patch of grass where you can lie on your own towels. 2) You must try the SlideRang on the far right. It is not much scary as it looks and it is quite a rides. 3) Wave swimming pool starts from 12:30 noon and every 2 hrs. We've left after 2:30 so I would not know whether they run for 6pm. It was a fun, unique experience that lasts for around 10-15minutes.

Get there early to get good sunbeds in the shade. The sunbeds are €5.50 but worth it. The park itself is small but has enough rides for a couple of hours of fun for the kids. If you can afford it, get the fast pass it can make your day so much more enjoyable. If not, be prepared to wait as sometimes the queues do not move quickly. The food is a good quality.

Wow this hidropark was pretty amazing and I have really enjoyed this holiday 😁😊🥰👍❤

Its expensive for what it is if you like to stand in a line in the sun then this is the place for you. I would say on average twenty five minutes of queueing for each go on the slides. It's all a bit dated, €5.50 per sun bed which is not on the website and no signs anywhere to let you know until your asked to pay. I wouldn't recommend it and wouldn't come back.

Not the best place I've been. Was expecting more than we got. Just a pity the weather has been cloudy and the wind has been terrible. I'd love to try do the place again if we could guarantee the wind would drop and weather would be nice. The hydro Park is very clean and nice looking tho with bar there and a bar in the pool section plenty of lounges

The park itself is really good. Queues can be up to 30 minutes. But,it is a great day out for the kiddies. Few issues are; unless you're Spanish, you can't take food in, products inside are expensive. Can't wear a t-shirt in the pool, so you're forced to burn or buy their rash guards. It's a shame, if you weren't feeling like you were being ripped off at every turn, you'd feel more willing to spend more. Overall a great day out, just be prepared for an expensive one

We had a great day here last Friday, slides were good and not much waiting. Nice amount of slides kept my boys entertained all day, well worth the money. The little kids area looked good too. You need to rent the sunbeds nd we only used 2 out of the 4 really as the kids only sat down for 2 minutes to eat, but if you don't want to do that there is a grassy area towards the back you can sit on, it's just a bit more out of the way. Also, be warned, the floor gets very hot, you'll be doing the burning feet sprint if you don't wear sliders or flip-flops!

Quite expensive for a family of 4. The grilled food was ok inside, but you couldn't bring anything inside except water. So not a lot of choices. You could go out and in of the park, but there are not many places to eat close by. Not so many water slides, so you do have to queue everywhere. The wave pool was once every hour, which made it pointless.

Nice day out. Plenty of food & drink stands, not long to wait for the slides, plenty of sun loungers, that you do have to hire. But feel €25 is a bit steep, if your not using the slides or pools. Overall, worth a visit for all ages.

We were very happy to have this as part of our hotel package. We were impressed with how the lifeguards work tirelessly to make it an enjoyable experience for all. They're strict, but it's good. Everyone is very friendly. Ice cream €4.50 adds up. As do the drinks... Great safe place. The only thing a bit yuck was clumps of hair in the pool, but I guess this can't be helped...

Very expansive (100€ per family) and you are not allowed to bring your own food (even for kids) and only thing that you can buy is hot dog (5€) and pizza. But slides were okay. There is no swimming pool, just slides and thats it. Anyway, it is perfect for kids.

I'd say it's nothing special, but it is nonetheless a Roman Era site on Mallorca. You have to use your imagination a little, as the remains are not in the best of shape. Highlights include a Roman theater that you must walk to about 10 minutes from the entrance. It cost 2.50 when we went. It's something nice to do if in town.

Ruines Romanes de Pollentia is intriguing if you have a passion for history, but don't set your expectations too high. Personally, I have a deep appreciation for ancient history, particularly that dating back to the Roman era. However, the ruins in Alcudia are barely visible. The stone walls are only about 30 centimeters high, and there is little effort being made to preserve them. Everything is exposed, so over time, they will only deteriorate further. Furthermore, there is minimal upkeep of the pathways, and there is a significant amount of litter beside them. With an entrance fee of 4 euros per person, one would expect a bit more attention to detail. But perhaps I am being overly critical. That being said, visiting Ruines Romanes de Pollentia still offers a glimpse into the past and provides some insight into the history of the region. If you're interested in ancient civilizations, it's worth a visit, albeit with tempered expectations regarding the site's condition and maintenance.

Essentially a load of old stones (are all stones old?!) spread out over a surprisingly larger area. Some interesting background information to Roman life on the island but no "wow" factor moments. It really is just "OK".

I really enjoy these historic finds and archaeological digs, there’s still so much to find. This site covers quite a large expanse of land and requires about 20 minutes of walking. I’m here in June, mid afternoon and it’s very hot, bring a hat and water. Or come early on. The entrance fee is €4 which does include a visit to the Museum over the road which has some excellent finds and depictions There is the site of the town, the square and amphitheatre, also is a burial site and well. Many more things they know about and need to dig. An interesting hour Parking close by.

A bit of a disappointment really &, to be honest, probably not worth the €4 entrance fee unless your a history buff, also no shelter on a sunny day

Very hot ! Quite boring unless you like reading - tons of plaques to read. Ruins were ok, nothing out of this world. Seen better.

A fantastic chance to feel what life was like in the past when visiting the foundations of a Roman town dating back to the time Christ walked the earth. There's also a well-preserved amphitheater surrounded by overhanging trees that's flanked by distant mountains. There's a surprising level of interactivity here, too, as you can touch the brickwork and pillars, provided you don't overstep the guided paths. It's a must stop for any traveller.

Enjoyed visiting the site, plenty of information boards around and the ticket for the ruins also gets you into the museum across the road to see some of the artifacts that have been recovered. We spent around 1.5 hours doing both but didn't really rush. Take insect repellent.

Very well assembled, planned and organized. The audio guide by university of portland is really enjoyable. It is really, really worth for the price of 4 €, which comprises the entrance to the museum, by the Church.

Fantastic site with old Roman ruins, definitely the biggest we've been to and very reasonably priced at only €2.50 per person. Bonus is the free car park right next to the site.

Nice historical place. Be sure to bring a bottle of water with you because it's a big place to walk around and very hot in the summer time. The entry fee is 4€ per person, as i remember. There is a big free parking area outside.

I thought that the upkeep could be a little better, felt a little overpriced for what it had to offer. Apart from that, all history is always a pleasure to see and quite interesting to walk through the ruins and try to imagine what it might have been like.

A bit tricky to get to, but is a nice place for a swim (though maybe not in the winter). There is indeed a path that doesn't involve climbing, but I unfortunately only find it on the way back. All in all strictly viewing this from above maybe the better experience.

Beautiful place to go one time in your life, sea temperature great, although the pathway to get to this beach is exhausting and dangerous near the rocks, I DONT RECOMMEND ANYONE UNDER 16 years old, I have seen many uncaring German tourists bringing 3 year old children and I was quite shocked because the pathway is very dangerous for adults, let alone for kids, take the advice and don’t take children, there are two parts which I have found really dangerous of death if you slip, pathway is slippery. If you want to visit the beach with your children, please put your children safety at first, try rent a boat and you can visit the place safely. The pathway is around 30 to 40 min until you reach the beach. Be responsible don’t leave rubbish in the beach or in the pathway, you can try to bring some animal food to feed the goats as they were trying to get food from peoples stuff, they seemed hungry.

It’s an amazing hiding secret, you have to walk for 1 hour and the last part is between rocks but it’s not impossible. Check the last parking spot because we left the car before so we walked more than we were supposed to. Beach is amazing, not a lot of people, really calmed and amazing views

Very nice beach. Very secluded and tough to get to but worth it. The road with the car is tough and then there is a 20-30 min hike on rocks and quite a few ups and downs to the beach at the bottom. Need proper shoes, not sandals. Not many people in July since its tough to get to. Complicated for young kids. Lots of boats come daily and there are wild goats that are great to see. Would come back.

Great beach on the remote location. Very nice water and little stone beach. The hike down takes 30 minutes. Make sure you bring good shoes and are not afraid of climbing a bit up and down. Wouldn’t recommend it to family’s, unless the kids can walk and climb by their self.

One of the best beach on the island! You should visit. But you need to know that to reach it you have to park the car and continue on foot through a pine forest and in the end the descent to the sea requires some climbing steps (shoes recommended!). But in the end you will reach one of the most beautiful environments on the island and you will also have the opportunity to make friends with wild goats! However, be aware DO NOT FEED THEM! And they insist on stealing your food, but it is enough to drive them away.. Crystal clear water and magnificent fish to observe!

Absolutely horrible road and challenging hike make this beach more special than it really is. If you want to get here stress free, make sure your car has high ground clearance, AWD is not necessary but preferred. The hike to the beach from parking would take around half an hour. Make sure you're wearing at least sneakers, but proper hiking shoes are preferred. I would not recommend going with small kids. The beach itself gets crowded, many big and small boats stop here for people to take a dip. Overall, I wouldn't have come, had I known about the challenges and what I get in the end.

It is really not easy to go to this beach. At least 50 % of People we met didnt make it to the beach and turn back. But it is possible to walk there in sandals, but you dont have to be afraid of heights 😀

Incredible incredible beach. DEFINITELY MANAGEABLE IN SANDALS!!! To everyone saying it’s not, ya weenies. You can do anything you put your mind to, even if it might be a little harder than in trainers lol. I wore pons and I was fine (they did have a heel strap so that helped!) Did I wish I had trainers? Ofc. Did I still make it and have an incredible time? Ofc!! The trail is pretty straight forward with a bunch of switchbacks. From parking to the beach took less than 35mins. The hardest part is getting around the rocks during the last stretch over to the beach. However, this happened to also be my favorite part of the hike because cmon, climbing rocks is fun!! And the reward when you hit sand is great. This place is honestly breathtaking. Again, much better with trainers but just use more caution when in sandals. Highly highly highly recommend. This is one of the most beautiful beaches I have been to in Mallorca, definitely top 2 :)

Walk is tough on the hill side. Loose rocks and sand, can get slippery. Place is amazing. Last 10-15min of of the 30/40min (depending how old you are honestly) are challenging as you’re going through the rocks by the sea. That can be dangerous with the wrong shoes or age!

Beautiful beach all for yourself. Nice walk to get there as well. Some comments have said that it might be slightly difficult, or quite an effort to get there. I have walked down to the beach with my 7-month pregnant wife and 2 year old daughter (in a child carrier). Took us about 40 minutes to the beach and 45 min back, which includes loads of photo stops. Once there, we had the entire beach all for ourselves.the cliffs around are quite beautiful. Just don't go in flip flops.

Looks beautiful bit be prepared for a very very very very very long walk. Got dropped at top of street and told 20 min walk... more luke hour to hour n half. Walked there then bk to spot taxi dropped up couldn't get hold of taxi so had to walk another 45 min to port d alcudia. Must have been 4 hours min of walking. Wouldn't do it again