Magaluf - Located on the South West coast of Majorca

Magaluf is renowned for being one of the liveliest resorts in Majorca. The resort transfer is only 40 minutes and the resort is very popular amongst 18-30\'s. Most tourists are also British and find Magaluf as an ideal resort, as it is bright and sunny in the day and loud and full of atmosphere at night. The beach has even been awarded the European Blue Flag for cleanliness, but it is worth noting that it gets very busy in the summer months. You will find over 100 hotels and apartments in the resort all offering different board basis and different star ratings.

Magaluf – so much to see and do

Magaluf is home to many activities and is very popular with young people. There are many water sports available such as scuba diving, snorkelling, windsurfing, jet-skiing, paragliding and para sailing. You will also find horse-riding, pony-riding, go-karting, tennis, cycling, golf and glass bottom boat trips. A very popular activity amongst young people in the summer is the bungee rocket. Aqualand Magaluf is popular amongst people of all ages and is well worth a visit. There is also a dive centre where you can hire equipment and take lessons in how to dive. There are also dance lessons and a sight-seeing bus should you fancy trying something different.

Magaluf – a very popular nightlife

There is a vibrant nightlife in Magaluf which has become steadily famous. There are over 24 bars in Magaluf, including the infamous Lineker\'s Bar. Here you will find cocktails, karaoke and a wide variety of music as well as many games put on by the DJ\'s. There are many clubs offering music from the 1970\'s to today. You can find foam parties, disco\'s, top British DJ\'s, laser shows and some fantastic dance stages. You will also find a casino which puts on live shows for your entertainment. There are plenty of places to eat, including a Subway which is very popular in England. You will find every cuisine that you can think of, including Majorca, Spanish, Mexican, Italian, Chinese, Indian and English. Public transport in Magaluf is very good with frequent buses and taxis available. There are also plenty of shops, selling jewellery, clothing, souvenirs and other little crafts.

Magaluf – perfect weather for a busy resort

Magaluf has very hot weather, especially during July and August. All the way between May and October is sunshine and its only from November to April that you may need a jacket in the evenings. It is also more likely to rain in the winter months so you may wish to wrap up warm. However, there is always sunshine at some stage during the day, and this is normally very warm. The temperatures are around 30C in the summer and rarely fall below 10C. The water temperatures tend to remain high, making the beach the perfect place to go and top up your tans and try some water sports.

Find more travel information with the Magaluf Travel Guide »