Majorca is a Mediterranean paradise offering 250 miles of beaches, white sands, and clear blue water. It is a very popular holiday destination for families and an all inclusive resort is a good choice for those on a budget. If this is your first holiday in Majorca, there are some things to consider before booking a stay at an all inclusive resort.

First, you must research the resort using search engines such as Google and Yahoo, or booking sites such as Expedia or Travelocity. It is important to get opinions on the actual condition of the facilities and service from travelers who have experienced it for themselves. However keep in mind that they might have different standards or expectations than yourselves but it still serves the purpose of getting a first hand report on the location.

When your research has narrowed your options to a specific all inclusive resort, contact them and get a written copy of their relocation policy and compromise. At times a hotel or resort can become overbooked. In such an event, most (but not all), have a policy in place to accommodate their guests despite the oversight. Keep this in your possession and bring a copy when you arrive at your destination. Usually the resort policy is to provide a better accommodation than the one originally booked.

If you are booking through an agency, don’t rely on oral or non-binding descriptions of the activities offered by the all inclusive resort. Get this down in writing and be sure that you understand what is included in the price. One of the great advantages of an all inclusive vacation is the fixed cost of staying at the resort. Special activities or food options may not be part of the package price and if so, then planning for additional costs would be prudent.

These tips are not meant to discourage you from your holiday plans in Majorca. The island has a lot to offer to travelers. The most popular beach resorts are in Magaluf, Palma Nova, Puerto Cristo, Alcudia, or Cala d’Or. Further inland are Roman ruins, historic monasteries, and olive groves. Aside from the beaches, there is horseback riding, golf, hiking, bicycling, and local festivals. The larger cities offer fantastic international cuisine, shopping, and a lively social atmosphere.

The weather in Majorca is typical Mediterranean in that it doesn’t get above 30°C in the summer and approximately 70 percent humidity. September through November are considered the winder months but it rarely falls below 10°C. This is the only time where it may get cold and damp. The most popular holiday season is between March and April but truthfully, the island averages 300 sunny days during the year.

Its Mediterranean climes, historic sites, and varied activities make Majorca a popular holiday destination for families, couples, and nature lovers. An all inclusive holiday is the most popular way to enjoy all Majorca has to offer. A little planning and some foresight can make your stay in this stunning island pleasant and memorable.

Looking for Overseas Holiday Home Insurance? Click on a flag to request a No Obligation Quote from Intasure
Austria	Egypt	Italy	Netherlands	Spain
Belgium	Estonia	Latvia	Norway	Sweden
Bulgaria	Finland	Liechtenstein	Poland	Switzerland
Cape Verde	France	Lithuania	Portugal	Tunisia
Cyprus	Germany	Luxembourg	Rep. of Ireland	Turkey
Cyprus (North)	Greece	Malta	Romania	UAE
Czech Republic	Hungary	Monaco	Slovakia	United Kingdom
Denmark	Iceland	Morocco	Slovenia

 

Related Posts

• No Related Post