Book a ferry to Alcudia, Spain with Ferry Travels. Alcudia is a municipality and township of the Spanish autonomous community of the Balearic Islands, and a main tourist centre on the island of Majorca.

Alcudia Port Directions

Book a ferry to Alcudia with Ferry Travels and enjoy this small town of 5,400 on the island of Majorca. Apart from the nearby sandy beaches the main tourist attraction is the Hidropark. The beach at Alcudia is 6 miles long and stretches as far as C'an Picafort. Alcudia is also home to S'Albufeira; a nature reserve that is protected. This is very popular with bird-spotters.

Aside from Bellevue there are numerous bars and restaurants; some mallorquian, some british, some german, some scandanavian; some chinese; there is something for everyone. It can look a little cheesey at night but you will find something that you like. Most bars will do a great all day breakfast. For drinks why not grab a Guinness at the Irish Harp; Alcudias Irish Bar or pop into The Highlander, Alcudia's only Scottish bar!

From the Port D'alcudia you can take boat trips around parts of the island and also catch a ferry to Menorca and also Barcelona, on a daily basis. Alcudia is also home to Bellevue complex which is the largest resort in Europe; it is very crowded and cheap and cheerful but there is endless entertainment.

The port and holiday resort of Alcudia, lies on the north east coast of Majorca at the western end of the magnificent Bay of Alcudia. Generally, transfer time for the 52km journey from the island's main airport in Palma is around 1 and 1/2 hours. Palma is also the hub of the extensive transport system that covers Majorca, with bus services linking all main settlements, and train lines to Inca and the scenic tourist train to Sóller. The best way to get around is by car and there are several rental agencies in Palma, but in high season reservations need to be made in advance. Everything on the island is within three hours drive from the capital.

Getting to Alcudia Ferry Port by car
Upon entering Alcudia, follow signs to the C-713 heading towards Alcanada. Depending on where travelling from, the C-713 may be found to split, with the C-713 continuing one way and the PM-60 going the other. Continue along the C-713 where approximately 3.5 miles (5.5 kilometres), you will come to a roundabout. Continue along the C-713, which will then become the C-712 approximately 1 mile (1.5 )kilometres after the roundabout. Continue along this road until you reach a roundabount where it will be sign-posted to the port.

Getting to Alcudia Ferry Port by Bus
There are daily bus links between all villages and tourist resorts and the Plaça d'Espanya in Palma. From Palma there is an extensive network of urban buses which connect the city centre with the airport, Palma Beach-S'Arenal, the university and all areas of the city.

Alternative Ferry Routes from Mallorca
Palma - Denia
Palma - Ibiza Directions Source: Aferry.to

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About Alcudia

The port has classier establishments lining the harbour. There are also nice shops along the harbour where you can buy porcelain, jewellery and the like.

The harbour is pedestrianized and beautiful to walk along in the early evening. Also, every Sunday and Tuesday there is a market in the old town of Alcudia.

The ancient town of Alcudia, not to be confused with the modern resort two miles (3km) to its south, has a fascinating and turbulent history.The old town lies within a wall from centuries ago.

The walls are not Roman, but there are remains of a Roman town just outside the town walls, called Pollentia.

There is also a small Roman Ampitheatre; the smallest in all of Spain. The walled town is beautiful; much of it is pedestrianized and there are plenty of squares with places to eat and drink.

North of the walls is a bullring; although most fights are mock fights. Further north and west are many coves ideal for sunbathing or snorkelling.

Alcudia is around 35 minutes from Palma Airport and all but the last 5 miles or so are on a motorway. Other tourist’s attraction is one of the oldest churches of Mallorca, the Orator de Santa Anna.

Book a ferry to Alcudia with FerryTravels to have a great vacation in Alcudia’s white sandy beaches where you can rent pedaloes, parasails, banana boats, tubes and the like.

The sea is very shallow for a long time making it ideal for small kids, and there is little, if any, tide.

There are also bars/restaurants at regular intervals right on the beach. As the beach moves south it gets quieter but the sea is less calm as you move south.