Magaluf Half Marathon
The amazing Half Marathon Magaluf takes place every year between the coastal zones of Magaluf and Palmanova.
Traditional rural town in the north of Majorca
This small town between Inca and the S'Albufera marshes is a sleepy little place, a typical rural Mallorcan town.
Muro is the administrative centre for it's more famous beach resort of Playa de Muro. This is typical of Mallorcan beach resorts, where the resort consists of hotels and tourist services, but is actually run by an inland town of a similar name.
Muro has a weekly market on Sunday mornings. There is also a Christmas market in December.
There are plenty of religious festivities around Easter, the festivities of San Juan take place in June. They last for two weeks and finish with a bang on the 24 June, normally with a big fireworks display.
The other big festival is the Autumn Fair, which celebrates the pumpkin, in particular, giant pumpkins. It is held at the beginning of November.
During the summer, many more festivities are held at Playa de Muro, the closest beach to Muro.
The amazing Half Marathon Magaluf takes place every year between the coastal zones of Magaluf and Palmanova.
A week of racing around Palma Bay. Headquarters is at the Real Club Nautico de Palma. There is a varied programme of events to accompany the racing.
Colonia Sant Jordi hosts a week of entertainments for all the family. From sporting events to live music, drinks and dinner, to plenty of fun for children.
Pollença Wine Fair is a great opportunity to sample Mallorca's wine. Dozens of vineyards across the Balearic Islands exhibit their wines on this weekend long wine extravaganza.
The boat show is usally held in Palma in the spring, promising and delivering vibrant displays of fancy yachts and all things nautical. Set in Palma's harbour at La Llonja, this spectacular setting in front of the cathedral only adds the the glitz and glamour of this prestigious show.
Puerto Portals will host one of the most emblematic competitions in the nautical world.
Archaeological remains show that the area was first inhabited in prehistoric times, with Talayotic settlements still visible in the surrounding countryside. Later, under Roman rule, Muro formed part of the fertile plain used for agriculture, which would remain its mainstay for centuries.
During the Moorish period (10th to 13th centuries), the land was carefully managed with irrigation systems, allowing crops such as cereals, figs and almonds to thrive. After the Christian conquest of Mallorca in 1229, the town began to take on its current form, with a parish church and fortified houses shaping the village centre.
By the late Middle Ages, Muro had established itself as an important agricultural hub, supplying much of the island’s grain. Its prosperity is reflected in the grand stone houses and civic buildings still found in the town today. In the 19th century, the introduction of the railway helped to connect Muro more closely with Palma, further boosting trade.
Today, Muro retains its strong agricultural identity, particularly celebrated through events like the annual pumpkin fair, while also welcoming visitors who come to enjoy its history, culture and proximity to Playa de Muro.
Muro has one overriding attraction - the Museu Etnologic de Mallorca. This museum, housed in a former mansion, gives fascinating glimpses into Mallorca's past. The kitchen contains pottery similar to what you see in the markets today, the recreated pharmacy has a pair of scales in the shape of a crucifix.
Upstairs there is a fine collection of siurells (clay whistles) featuring men on horseback, carrying water and playing guitars. A courtyard with a well, a waterwheel and orange trees leads to more exhibits blacksmith's and cobbler's workshops, a collection of carriages, and tools once used by siversmiths, sculptors and spoonmakers.
The Catalan-Gothic church of Sant Joan Baptista looks almost Arabic, guarded by palm trees and a tall, square bell-tower linked to the main church by a tiny bridge. Rebuilt in the 16th century, it has a colourful rose window over the west door.
Another church, the convent of Santa Anna, used to stage fights between bulls and bulldogs, and bullfights can still be seen at the Placa de Toros, built out of white stone in its own quarny in 1910.
Close to Muro lies Playa de Muro, a long sweep of soft white sand and shallow turquoise water, perfect for families. Parts are lively with facilities and water sports, while others remain quiet and natural, backed by dunes and wetlands. Nearby, smaller coves like Es Comú de Muro offer a wilder, more secluded beach experience.
Situated 10km away from Alcudia on Mallorca’s northern coast, Playa de Ca’n Picafort is a busy yet beautiful expanse of soft white sand with clear blue waters. This small fishing village turned purpose-built-resort, mostly caters to tourists and all-inclusive holidaymakers, who arrive by the bus load every summer.
Playa de Muro is a beautiful 6 kilometre long, Blue Flag award-winning, white sandy beach in the north of Mallorca. It's generally quieter than neighbouring Alcudia beach because of its out of town location.
The beach at Son Baulo is a good antidote to the heaving masses and consumerism of neighbouring Ca’n Picafort. Still busy and still boasting everything you need, Son Baulo has managed to retain some character and a bit more class than its larger and better-known neighbour.
This beautiful and popular ‘Blue Flag’ beach boasting fine white sand, stretches more than 3km east from Port d'Alcúdia. This breathtaking beach is one of the reasons why Port d'Alcúdia remains so popular with holiday makers year after year.
There is a 5km patch of isolated coast between Playa Son Baulo and Son Serra de Marina in North Mallorca that is known as Playa de Son Real. It is a rough stretch of coastline that is mostly made up of pebbly inlets and rocky outcrops, but interspersed with them is a scattering of the holy grail of beaches – tiny perfect white sandy coves with easy access to the turquoise sea.
A short trip out of Alcudia and away from the crowds, is a rugged stretch of coastline featuring beautiful turquoise waters and it’s own island lighthouse.
Mare Nostrum Restaurant in Sa Pobla is a charming hidden gem, tucked inside a vintage Mallorcan house with a delightful courtyard. Established in 1950 by Josep Martí Orobitg, this family-run restaurant has been serving local cuisine for over seventy-five years. Today, Carol Martí, representing the third generation, carries forward the family tradition while adding a contemporary touch through seasonal dishes and carefully selected local wines.
Brut Restaurant in Llubí, Mallorca, is a truly unique dining experience where radical seasonal cuisine meets creativity and sustainability. Founded by Eduardo Martínez-Gil, a Buenos Aires-born chef who trained with Ferran Adrià at El Bulli and staged at El Celler de Can Roca, Brut reflects his passion for food, nature, and the raw, authentic spirit of life.
Set in the quiet inland village of Llubí, DaiCa is a destination restaurant that captures the true spirit of rural Mallorca. Housed in a beautifully restored former grocery shop, this welcoming space brings together a small boutique hotel and a signature restaurant devoted to local produce and honest cooking. From the moment you arrive, the atmosphere feels warm and personal, more like being welcomed into a home than visiting a restaurant.
Ponderosa Beach in Alcudia stands for sea, sand and pure Mediterranean bliss. Set right on the seafront of Playa de Muro - voted one of the best beaches in Europe - this is a favourite spot for both locals and visitors looking to enjoy great food in an unbeatable setting.
Perched atop Puig de Santa Magdalena, this family-run restaurant offers a true taste of Mallorca with spectacular views across the island. A short drive from Inca, it’s the perfect spot for a relaxed meal amid breathtaking scenery.
Fusion19 in Mallorca is a Michelin-starred restaurant where local produce takes centre stage, bringing together memory, tradition, and global influences in an ever-evolving tasting menu. The cuisine celebrates the essence of the island, connecting diners with Mallorcan landscapes and flavours through dishes that are as creative as they are evocative. Each plate is designed to awaken memories, honour local culinary heritage, and offer a contemporary perspective on traditional ingredients.
Charly’s Disco in Can Picafort has been a staple of Mallorca nightlife since it first opened its doors in May 1978. Over the decades, it has earned a reputation as one of the island’s most iconic nightspots, attracting both locals and visitors seeking lively music, dancing, and a fun night out.
Banana Nightclub has been a staple of Mallorca’s nightlife since opening in 2006, earning a reputation for unforgettable nights and creative experiences. From the very first evening, the team’s goal has been simple: deliver fun, energy, and non-stop entertainment for locals and visitors alike.
La Cafetería by La Goleta, located on the ground level of La Goleta Hotel in Mallorca, offers a relaxed and welcoming space right on the maritime promenade. It’s the perfect spot to start the day with a healthy breakfast or a leisurely brunch, with fresh, homemade options designed to satisfy both early risers and those who like to take their time.
Cafeteria Rumbo is a family-run café in the heart of Puerto Pollensa, known for its friendly atmosphere and traditional Mallorcan food. Popular with both locals and visitors, it’s a relaxed spot to enjoy a casual meal.
Perched between the iconic saltwater pool of Hoposa Hotel Daina and the sparkling Bay of Pollensa, The Lemon Lounge Bar is an open-air haven in Puerto Pollensa. This stylish yet relaxed spot is perfect for unwinding with a cocktail as the sun dips over the Mediterranean, with panoramic views that stretch across the bay, the Pine Walk skyline, and the Sierra de Tramuntana mountains.
Chivas Disco Nightclub sits in the heart of Puerto Pollensa, making it a favourite destination for nightlife in the north of Mallorca. Known for its lively atmosphere and long-standing reputation, Chivas has been entertaining both locals and tourists for decades, offering a dependable night out no matter the season.
Just off the coast road 5km south of Port d'Alcudia in the north west of Mallorca, the S'Albufera wetlands make a welcome relief from long stretches of crowded beach.
Come and enjoy the race circuit at Karts Can Picafort in the North of Majorca, close to the bay of Alcudia. The facilities are located in the industrial park of Can Picafort, with one of the finest tracks in Europe (which follows the current European regulations of security).
Experience the authentic sensation of fishing in the bay of Alcudia.
A trip for true fishing enthusiasts where you will be made to feel like a professional fisherman.
On this private boat trip, the whole family can enjoy a pleasant day at sea.
Visit one of the most unspoilt places on the island of Mallorca, the Levante Natural Park. and enjoy the incredible crystal clear water coves and spectacular cliffs.
Stand up paddling is easy to learn and suitable for anyone who wants to try it for the old and the young!
Located on the lovely sandy beach of Port d'Alcudia you can choose to hire a board from 1 to 3 hours or a full day.
Catamarans are the Formula 1 of sailing. Built for speed you'll get a real thrill from racing the waves.
Sailing courses on dinghies for all abilities!
At the end of every course successful trainees are issued an internationally acknowledged windsurfing certificate (VDWS). This certificate entitles holders to hire windsurfing crafts at all water stations, and certifies their skills.
A fantastic and fun way to explore the Mallorcan coastline with friends and family!
Muro offers a variety of short-term rental options, from rustic fincas and spacious villas with private pools to cosy apartments and townhouses. Many properties are set amid gardens, olive groves, or the peaceful countryside, providing privacy and charm. With the freedom to cook, relax and come and go as you please, it's a great option for anyone who enjoys a slower pace surrounded by natural beauty.
This beautiful, stone clad country home set amongst the undulating countryside surrounding the small village of Buger, offers spacious grounds as well as a generous, convivial interior with wooden flooring, high ceilings and contemporary furnishings that create a light, bright & airy ambiance throughout.
Son Dur-hi estate offers all the peace and seclusion of an exclusive retreat. This stunning, secluded villa is ideal for gathering with your family and friends to enjoy Mallorcan countryside living at its best. Large groups are well catered for with the main house with three bedrooms and a separate annexe with two double bedrooms.
This is a luxurious villa that has been restored from old ruins with great care to incorporate the original architecture with a modern design.
Set in the peaceful hills between Alcudia and Pollensa, Son Fe de Dalt is a beautifully restored Mallorcan finca on a private 20-acre estate, offering stunning views of the Tramuntana Mountains. This spacious home combines rustic charm with modern comforts, making it an ideal retreat.
With every attention to the utmost details, the property has a beautiful harmony of Mallorcan architecture and Dutch interior designed with exquisite taste, this stylish and modern villa in Moscari exudes class and good taste.
Designed with exquisite taste, this stylish and modern villa in Moscari exudes class and good taste. With every attention to the utmost details, the property has a beautiful harmony of Mallorcan architecture and Dutch interior design.
Muro has a selection of hotels, many are set amid gardens or near the outskirts of town, offering a tranquil rural atmosphere while remaining within easy reach of nearby beaches. Expect traditional Mallorcan architecture, comfortable rooms, and amenities such as swimming pools, on-site dining, and family-friendly facilities. Some focus on wellness, providing spa services and relaxation areas, while others cater to couples or groups seeking a quiet retreat. These hotels are ideal for visitors looking for convenience, comfort, and a taste of rural Mallorca.
Situated on a small hill this cosy, comfortable hotel offers a splendid view over the bay of Alcudia. The main building dates back to the XVIII century.
Situated in a magnificent country estate of 150.000 m² located in the North of Mallorca, the building dates from the 16th century.
Casa Font i Roig, with its vast private garden and 12th-century fountain, offers the perfect setting to unwind and relax. Nestled away from the hectic tourist areas, this Mallorcan mansion was built in 1520 and has been restored beautifully.
This large sea-front hotel is perfect for families, couples and business trips alike. It's ideal for those wanting to spend a lot of time on the beach or in the sea as it has direct access.
Son Siurana is a beautifully refurbished farmhouse that is close to the sandy beaches of Alcudia and Pollensa. Its location on the slope of a hill dominates the landscape and has wonderful views over the surrounding countryside.
This hotel is ideally located on Mallorca's eastern coast near the sea. It is the perfect place for those looking for a quiet location on the seafront.
Car hire is a viable option in Mallorca and Muro is a 45 minute drive from Palma airport. Or take the worry out of getting from the airport and book a transfer.
There are no direct buses to Muro from the airport.
Experience luxury and convenience with this company. Arrive at your yacht charter, sunset tour or boat trip in unparalleled style in a Rolls Royce Ghost.
The established company have been offering a reliable, reasonably priced, private transfer service in Mallorca since 1993.
This taxi company offers 24-hour service from the airport to your accommodation all around Mallorca.
With offices in Alcudia and the airport, Majorca Airport Transfers has a large fleet of taxis, minibuses and coaches to suit all group sizes.
Taxi PMI is the Association of Taxi Drivers of Palma de Mallorca, who provide visitors with an efficient and reliable airport transfer service, whilst also eliminating the need to stand in a queue and wait for the next available taxi.
Multilingual company offering transfers from the airport to your destination.
Located in the tranquil urbanisation of Crestatx in Sa Pobla, this property is perfect for those seeking a natural and well-connected environment. With a functional design, the home is spread over two floors, offering comfortable and practical living spaces for families or friends to enjoy.
Large 3-floor townhouse in the historic centre of Alcudia for sale.
In the municipality of Alcúdia, the construction of a villa is underway with a building permit already granted. The project has commenced, with completion anticipated for 2026.
Golf Marina is a beautiful, warm and welcoming property situated near the golf of Pollensa.
Charming townhouse with vacation rental license for sale.
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