Lagotel Alcudia Mallorca: Alcúdia Resort Guide for UK Holidays

Alcúdia is two holidays in one. On one side there is history you can actually walk through: the old town of l'Alcúdia inside its protected city walls, the old bullring, and Pollentia, the archaeological site that gives the local museum its name. On the other side it is a working seaside resort on Mallorca's northern coast, with a beach at Sa Farradura about 2.5 miles away and the Hidropark water park less than a mile from the centre.

With a population of just under 20,000, it is a real town rather than a purpose-built strip, which means life carries on outside the high season too. Those searching for Lagotel Alcudia Majorca are usually families, and the mix of water park, beach and easy sightseeing explains why the resort appeals to them.

You will see the resort written several ways: Alcúdia, Puerto de Alcúdia, Port d'Alcúdia or Port d'Alcudia. They all point to the same destination on this page, and the ferry port sits barely a mile from the centre, which tells you how compact everything is.

For days out in Alcudia Majorca you hardly need transport. The walls, the bullring, Pollentia and its museum are all in town. Puig de Sant Martí, a protected area, lies about 2 miles out, Sa Farradura beach roughly 2.5 miles, and the Hidropark under a mile. Travellers comparing the Eix Lagotel Alcudia Mallorca with other hotels will find the same sights within easy reach wherever they stay.

High summer is reliably hot and dry. July averages 32°C with only two rainy days and around 5 mm of rain; August is similar at 31°C, and June reaches 28°C. That is ideal for beach and water-park days, though school-holiday weeks are the busiest and usually the dearest time to travel.

April and November are the other standout months, both peaking around 21°C: comfortable for walking the old walls and visiting Pollentia without the midday heat. May (23°C) and October (25°C) are pleasant too, though May sees around 12 rainy days. Winter is mild for the UK, with highs of 16°C to 17°C from December to February, but February is the wettest month at about 95 mm.

Palma de Mallorca airport (PMI) is the gateway, with direct flights from the United Kingdom. The drive to Alcúdia takes around 41 minutes, so transfers are short by island standards and you can be by the pool the afternoon you land.

If you prefer independence, car hire from the airport makes the most sense: it opens up the wider island and makes the trip to Puig de Sant Martí or Sa Farradura effortless. Alcúdia also has its own ferry port about a mile from the centre, with Palma's port some 33 miles away.

Most British travellers book Alcúdia as a package: return flights to Palma, the hotel, and the 41-minute transfer bundled together, with a choice of board basis from room only through to all inclusive. On this page you can compare package deals from Jet2holidays, TUI, loveholidays and On the Beach side by side.

If you would rather build the trip yourself, you can check hotel prices, compare car hire from Palma airport, and browse tours and tickets for the area, from sightseeing around Pollentia to family activities.