Alcudia Old Town is set within an ancient Moorish fort and features picturesque squares, street caves and a small Roman amphitheatre. Alcudia's long beach stretches all the way to C'an Picafort, and offers a range of water sports, including windsurfing, pedaloes, parasailing, banana boats, jet skiing and snorkelling.

Holidays in Alcudia are particularly popular with families due to its gently sloping sands and calm waters. Alcudia's beach is actually one of the longest on the island. For the best views of this magnificent stretch of sand, make the climb up to Sa Talaia d'Alcudia. At the end of the beach is the old fishing village of Porte D'Alcudia. Here visitors can tuck in to the catch of the day in charming restaurants and take boat trips to the neighbouring island of Menorca or cosmopolitan city of Barcelona.

Holidays in Alcudia are also popular with outdoor-enthusiasts. Keen hikers and bird-spotters can explore the wildlife and scenery of the protected S'Albufera nature reserve. Evenings in Alcudia are spent tucking in to traditional Spanish cuisine or international dishes and enjoying the lively bar and pub scene. There are also a few nightclubs for those with bundles of energy. Most of Alcudia's nightlife is centred round the port or northern area of Lake Esperanza.

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