Majorca

All Inclusive Majorca Holidays – Sunshine Made Simple – Discovering Majorca

Majorca (Mallorca) is the Balearics all-rounder: sandy family beaches in Alcudia and Playa de Muro, sheltered coves in Cala d’Or, classic resort buzz in Palmanova and Magaluf, and culture-packed Palma for cathedral spires, galleries and tapas bars. Good news for package fans; Majorca has plenty of true all inclusive hotels across its main resorts, so it is easy to book a holiday where meals, drinks and much of the fun are already covered. If you prefer a quieter cala without all inclusive options, you can still keep things seamless; more on that in the tips section.

Beaches & vibe

North-east Playa de Muro mixes 6 km of fine sand, shallow, clear water and Blue Flag sections; brilliant for little ones and easy beach days.
On the south-west coast, Palmanova strings together wide, lifeguarded beaches with family facilities, cafés and water sports, and it is minutes from Palma for day trips.

Stand-out all inclusive resorts (real AI)

• ✔️ Zafiro Palace Palmanova (5★) – Luxury all inclusive with multiple à-la-carte restaurants, premium drinks and a slick family set-up (indoor & outdoor pools, spa). Rate plans include All inclusive.
• ✔️ Club Mac Alcudia – Big family complex with all inclusive food & drinks, eight pools, day-and-night entertainment and access to the waterpark across the road included.
• ✔️ Iberostar Waves Alcudia Park – Beachfront AI at Playa de Muro: buffet meals, snack bar, ice creams and local-brand bar service.
• ✔️ Iberostar Selection Albufera (Park & Playa) – A freshly revamped beachfront resort at Playa de Muro rolling out Iberostar’s Caribbean-style all inclusive concept in Spain (multi-restaurant dining, shows, Star Camp.)
• ✔️ Iberostar Waves Club Cala Barca (Cala Mondrago area) – Vast family all inclusive near a protected nature reserve with 10 pools, kids splash zones and five restaurants.

 

Recommended all inclusive holiday offers in Majorca (updated 2026)
 

Local flavours (even if you go all inclusive)

Tapas crawls in Palma, beachfront paella in Port d’Alcudia, and market-fresh seafood all over the island. Many resorts are walkable to chiringuitos, so you can mix buffet convenience with a few ‘treat’ dinners out.

Things to do

• ✔️ Boat days & coves: hop to Mondrago’s trails and beaches (near Cala d’Or) or snorkel quiet northern coves.
• ✔️ Family fun: shallow, lifeguarded sands, pedalos and an Alcudia waterpark scene.
• ✔️ City time: Palma’s cathedral, Arab baths and shopping lanes are an easy bus or taxi from most south-west resorts.

Who Majorca suits

• ✔️ Families for shallow beaches and kid-centric resorts
• ✔️ Couples for romantic calas, Palma dining and sunset walks
• ✔️ Activity seekers for hiking, cycling and water sports
• ✔️ First-timers who want everything close and stress-free

Getting there from the UK

Direct flights run from all major London airports and big regional hubs to Palma (PMI). Typical flight times are around 2 h 25 m to 2 h 40 m, depending on departure airport (LCY quickest; LHR / LGW / LTN / STN similar).

Do it the Cheap All Inclusive Holidays way

If you are in all inclusive-rich hubs (Palmanova, Alcudia, Playa de Muro), pick a true all inclusive like Zafiro, Club Mac or Iberostar and let the resort do the heavy lifting.

Tips

Staying in quieter calas where all inclusive is rarer? Book flights + transfers + B&B or Half Board, then layer on pre-booked boat trips, beach clubs and a couple of standout dinners. You will still get that ‘everything’s sorted’ feel; just with more local flavour.

Why book an All Inclusive Majorca holiday

• ✔️ Yes, there are loads of genuine all inclusive hotels across key resorts
• ✔️ Easy logistics (short flights, quick transfers, lots of family facilities)
• ✔️ Mix-and-match freedom: resort convenience + real Balearic dining
• ✔️ Beaches for everyone; from wide, shallow sands to pine-backed coves