Surroundings

Alcudia

A paradise on the island of Mallorca

Hotel Moré is located in the bay of Pollença, opposite Formentor and the Port of Pollença. From its location, a few metres from the sea, you can enjoy some wonderful views. The beach is just 10 minutes from the hotel, which makes Hotel Moré a hotel with a privileged location.

After a 15 minute walk, we reach the walls that surround Alcudia, where we can visit the Roman town of Pollentia; the most important archaeological site on the island of Mallorca from Roman times and the only one that can be visited on the island.

Pollença and the Port of Pollença are 12 kilometres away, considered one of the most beautiful areas of the island. Undoubtedly, you must visit them during your holidays in Mallorca.

Points of interest

What to see on your trip to Mallorca

Alcudia Beach
Port de Pollença
Palma de Mallorca
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Alcudia Beach

The beach of Alcudia is one of the best known beaches in Mallorca. At 3.5 kilometres in length and with fine white sand, it is busy every year with the thousands of tourists who are looking to discover this idyllic beach in the north of Mallorca first hand. The bay of Alcudia is an excellent place to walk and have fun with family and friends.

Port de Pollença

Another area in the north of Mallorca that you must visit during your stay in Alcudia is the Port de Pollença. You will be able to stroll around the Port de Pollença with a long walk along its extensive sandy beaches under the palm tress and pine trees that decorate the landscape. In addition, you will be able to relax in the many bars and restaurants that open their doors to the visitors of the area. It is a landscape that you would find on postcards of Mallorca and which, without a doubt, you simply must visit.

Palma de Mallorca

Although Palma, the capital of the island, is a little over 50 kilometres from Alcudia, it is worth visiting the centre of this city. There are multiple transfer options to make a trip from Alcudia to Palma. During your visit to Mallorca, we recommend you visit Palma: don’t miss the Cathedral of Mallorca, walk around the streets of the city's old quarter and let yourself be enticed by the charm of the Mallorcan centre.