Playa De Palma Holidays

Q: Which beach is best in Playa De Palma?

The main beach of Playa de Palma is peppered with parasols and sunloungers. Ciutat Jardi is also popular for its fine sand, shallow water, large playground and busy promenade.

Q: Who’s the resort of Playa De Palma for?

Families will love the shallow waters and wide golden beaches, couples can enjoy atmospheric candlelit dinners on the seafront and friends can let their hair down in cocktail bars and clubs.

Q: Is there a water park in Playa De Palma?

The nearby Aqualand El Arenal is one of the largest water parks in the world and a place where children (and adults) can really go wild.

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Bustling Majorcan beach resort

A 6-kilometre stretch along Majorca’s south coast, Playa de Palma holidays offer powder-soft sands, crystal-clear waters, a palm-lined promenade and buzzing nightlife. All this combines to make it a family-friendly resort that’s also ideal for friends and couples. The main beach reaches from Ca’n Pastilla to S’Arenal and has been awarded the Blue Flag for its high standards and clean, shallow water, making it perfect for kids to play in.

People who love water sports will also be in heaven with everything from adrenaline-fuelled jet-skiing, water skiing and paragliding to slower-paced pedalo rental available. As day turns to night, sun-worshipping partygoers can go straight from beach to bar, as the seafront is teeming with bustling pubs, rustic shack bars and ultra-chic DJ clubs. Sip on a sundowner and enjoy a romantic dinner, or party the night away until the early hours.

Best things to do

Take in the promenade
Stroll down the palm-tree-lined promenade that is the heart of Playa de Palma and joins the resort to Ca’n Pastilla and S’Arenal, running all the way to the city of Palma.
Party in Portixol
For a lively night scene, take a stroll over to next-door Portixol where you can enjoy its buzzing bars overlooking the gorgeous, white-sand beach.
Visit Palma
Majorca’s capital city, Palma, is just 10 kilometres to the west of Playa de Palma. You’ll find a treasure trove of historical sights, fantastic shops, bohemian neighbourhoods and medieval streets to wander around.