Magaluf, Majorca: Tourist Guide to Magaluf, Mallorca

Magaluf, MajorcaHoliday beach resort in the south west of Majorca
Magaluf is probably one of the most famous beach resorts in Europe. Incredibly popular with British package holiday makers, it has a reputation for drinking games, wet T-shirt contests and teenagers throwing up on the beach - foreign TV crews would flock here to film scenes that would give any parent nighmares! For some, Magaluf - more than anywhere else in Majorca - has been blighted by the curse of mass tourism. For others, Magaluf offers the best holiday experience of your life.
It's not without reason that Magaluf became a holiday resort in the first place. It is blessed with fantastic white sand beaches and crystal-clear sea. As the resort has grown so have the number and quality of the attractions & theme parks - you won't find any better in Majorca.
Since the 1990s, Magaluf has tried hard to change its image. The worst of the high-rise hotels have been destroyed, a new seafront promenade has been built, and the council has introduced activities from guided walks to tai chi on the beach. World class clubbing is on offer, and new music venues attract some of the biggest names in the business.
Of course, not all has changed. Still the lager louts come... and if you want cheap sun, sea, sand and sangria, there's no better place.
Bars & Clubs in Magaluf
With over 100 bars to choose from in Magaluf, you won't find it hard to find a place to drink. Many of the bars are located on Punta Ballena, also known as 'The Strip'. Booze is well priced here as the competition between bars is fierce - you'll find plenty of happy hours, two-for-one offers, and plenty of other drinks promotions to entice you inside. Grab a seat on a pavement terrace table and enjoy a fascinating night of people-watching. Or join one of the many organised pub crawls to receive a thorough induction to Magaluf world! ...more
Mallorca Rocks - Live Music
Mallorca Rocks is a hotel and concert venue unqiue in Majorca. From early June to mid September, every Tuesday evening sees rock, pop and DJ gigs on a speciially constructed stage by their swimming pool. For those staying in the hotel, you can watch the concerts from your bedroom if you bag one overlooking the stage. Bands who have graced the stage since Mallorca Rocks opened in 2010 include Fatboy Slim, The Kooks, Mark Ronson, Professor Green & Biffy Clyro. The calander for the year is normally released in March. ...more
Attractions & Waterparks in Magaluf
There are two water parks in Magaluf. Aqualand has a host of water slides to suit all levels of bravery, rapids, spirals, surf pool, and river rides. There is a mini park specifically for children, which features an 'enchanted castle' and a 'dragoland ride'. The second water park is Western Water Park, which offers a wild west experience - in addition to the water slides, there is an animal farm, falconry shows and an impressive professional diving display. ...more
Beach & Watersports in Magaluf
The beach in Magaluf is around 900 metres long and deep enough to allow space for everyone. It has lovely soft golden/white sand and the sea is clear and turquoise - very inviting! A new promenade backs on to the beach, and this takes you around the corner to neighbouring resort Palma Nova, which also has a very fine beach. The promenade itself is lined with bars & cafes and souvenir shops - you will be able to buy all sorts of inflatables to play with in the sea! ...more







