Majorca
Majorca is a wonderful holiday island with something for everyone. It’s multifaceted and offers a variety of holiday ingredients which no other destination in the Mediterranean can match. The large amount of returning travellers to this flourishing holiday island is the highest rating Majorca could get!
Those of us who work at Norwegian Holidays have travelled countless times to Majorca, both for business and pleasure. Some of us would actually like to call Mallorca the most complete and fantastic travel destination in the Mediterranean, but sometimes you have to be a bit objective.
During the summer we has trips to Majorca departing from London. During the winter we also have trips to Palma and the south coast of Spain, perfect for a slightly more metropolitan weekend holiday during the cooler part of the year.
Why should you travel to Majorca?
Forget about traditional pig parties with endless amounts of sangria. Today, Majorca is much more sophisticated and trendy than the all-night-and-all-day-fiesta reputation the island deservedly got in the 70s and 80s. Sure, the island is still visited by crowed tourist buses, party-hungry adolescents and still offering horrible hotels as in the beginning of the Charter, but with your radar turned on you can easily avoid the less desirable parts of Majorca.
The transformation is reminiscent of that of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. Today we say “Goodbye, Mr. Hyde,” and welcome the stylishly renovated hotels, the chic and trendy restaurants, the cosy boutique hotels, and the significantly more beautiful infrastructure.
One thing that couldn’t be improved was the magically beautiful and varied nature of Majorca. Mallorca has something for everyone – the bustling big city of Palma, all types of beach resorts, exquisitely beautiful bays to swim in, accommodation for all preferences and budgets, as well as all the ingredients for a comfortable vacation full of experiences. Who can disagree with Majorca being called the most perfect holiday island of the Mediterranean.
Many different flights to Majorca.
The air service from the UK to Majorca in the summer is top-class. London often have several non-stop flights every day of the week. We suggest also considering connecting flights, at least in one direction. You can save a significant amount by making a short stop on your way to or from Majorca. Why not have coffee in Barcelona on your way to Majorca and save what might be the price of a rental car for an entire week. We always gives you the information you need to make the right decisions about your flight. Our easy overview of all flight alternatives for your desired dates makes it easy to make the right decision.
Just choose from where you want to depart and the date of departure in our search engine, and in about 15-20 seconds all the available hotels and flight alternatives will appear on your screen. Explore our carefully chosen selection of hotels and the flight alternatives shown. Fast, easy, safe, and, above all, affordable!
Transfer to your hotel on Majorca
If you want a transfer from the airport to your hotel you can easily book it when you book your trip. Norwegian Holidays offers taxi and bus transfers on Majorca. Make it easy for yourself and book your transfer directly with Norwegian Holidays.
Safety
It’s easy, convenient, and safe to book your trip to Majorca with Norwegian Holidays. You’re covered by the Swedish Travel Guarantee Act. We always want to offer the most price worthy trips without compromising on quality and safety. A vacation should be easy to book, and most of all, you should get value for your money. When you travel with us we are there for you before, during, and after the trip. If you have any questions or want more information, please call us for personal service.
Tourist Tax
The tax applies to all kinds of tourist accommodations on the islands and varies between 0.50-2.00 euro per night and person, depending on the standard of the accommodation as well on the season. Children under 16 years of age are exempt from the tax, which will be paid directly to the hotel/accommodation.
External Links
We hope the information above has helped you before your trip to Mallorca. We’d also like to recommend the suggestions and advice in the following links:
http://www.arrivalguides.com/en/Travelguides/Europe/Spain/Mallorca/essentialinformation