
From the soft sandy beaches to the bustling centres of Palma and Magaluf, if you live in the North West of England, holidays to Majorca from Manchester can be an easy and affordable option in 2025 and 2026. With thousands of flight seats every week, a huge range of different accommodation options, and plenty to see and do, this is the largest and most popular of the Balearic Islands, making it a great holiday destination, whether you're getting away with your family, on a romantic escape, or simply taking a few days by yourself in the sunshine.



majorca is home to famous magaluf, popular with youngsters heading away on a party holiday in the sun. there are now certain laws, rules and restrictions on drinking in magaluf, so be sure to check out on the foreign, commonwealth & development office (fcdo) website for the most up-to-date information, but there is still plenty of fun to be had. adult only hotels with pool parties and beach bars dotted along the coast, along with a good chunk of nightclubs are all on offer. but don't just think this place is for groups of friends, there are several family friendly hotels here too.
Palma is the capital city of the island, and with its own Playa de Palma beach just down the road, makes for a fantastic beach and city break destination. Stay in the heart of the historic city, or head a little further out or along the marina front to one of the more resort style hotels.
Located on the south east coast of the island, Cala D'or offers that quintessential holiday resort vibe. There are only a couple of small beaches here, but wow are they beautiful! You'll find hotel chains like Melia and Inturotel, along with bars, restaurants, shops and supermarkets.
The beachside town of Puerto Pollensa sits right up in the very north of the island. The long stretch of soft, sandy beach here is home to family friendly hotels, and self catering villas and apartments, with the marina at the very heart of the town.