Apart from wandering through the streets lined with walls and houses made of sandstone, you can climb the walls from where you can see the rooftops and patios on one side and the Mallorcan countryside stretching all the way to the Tramuntana mountain range on the other.
If what you want is a beach, we recommend visiting Sant Pere beach or Sant Joan beach, close to Mal Pas – Bon Aire. For beaches with water activities and more hustle and bustle, we can go to Port d’Alcudia, located a couple of kilometres from the town and with an even wider range of shops and restaurants. From here we can move on to the endless beaches of the Bay of Alcudia, such as the beach of Muro, with white sands and crystal-clear water.
Port d’Alcudia is the second most important port in Mallorca and has passenger connections with Ciutadella, Barcelona and Toulon. It is home to the Alcudiamar Marina, which also has a Muvon station and where you can also rent a car by the hour in Alcudia.
As an artistic curiosity, 8 km from the Port of Alcudia is the Sa Bassa Blanca Museum: a place integrated in nature on the Coll Baix road and leading to Es Faralló with a neo-Moorish style building surrounded by nature. There are visits to the permanent collection and its most important piece is a Mudejar coffered ceiling dating from 1498 and originating from Tarazona. Rose gardens and sculptures.
If you like thrills, Alcudia is one of the most popular places for paragliding lovers in Mallorca. From Puig de San Martí our friends from Mallorca from the Sky offer flights accompanied by instructors with more than 25 years of experience with whom you can even practise acrobatics in the air.