Villas in Alcúdia, Mallorca

Villas in Alcúdia

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Staying in Alcúdia

Alcúdia is a north Mallorca peninsula between the bays of Alcúdia and Pollença. A stay combines a walled historic town, the beach and marina at Port d’Alcúdia, and quieter coastal stretches such as Alcanada.

Getting there from Alcúdia

Palma airport (PMI)

58.5 km · about 40 min by car

Palma city centre

56.7 km · about 47 min by car

Driving distance from the town centre of Alcúdia, Google Maps, checked October 12, 2026. The villa itself may be a few minutes closer or further, and summer traffic adds time.

What staying here is like

• Families have a long sandy beach at Alcúdia, where the tourism board records shallow water, beach-watch sections and accessible walkways.
• It suits guests who want history within the municipality: the old town walls and the Roman site of Pollentia are close together.
• Golfers can use Club de Golf Alcanada, and walkers and birdwatchers can visit the protected wetland at s’Albufereta.
• Summer brings the seasonal night market on Port d’Alcúdia’s seafront; the Town Council says it usually runs from early June to late September, so check its current notice near your dates.

Towns and villages

• Alcúdia old town: A pedestrian historic centre of medieval origin, enclosed by 14th-century walls and linked by the Camí de Ronda wall walk.
• Port d’Alcúdia: The port has commercial, fishing and marina areas, alongside the beach promenade and Alcudiamar marina.
• Alcanada: A coastal district reached along Camí d’Alcanada, with a pebble shore facing the island of Alcanada and the local golf course nearby.

Beaches and coves

• Alcúdia Beach: More than 3 km of fine sand and shallow water, with beach-watch sections, walkways and water-sports areas.
• Alcanada Beach: A stone-and-pebble shore facing the island and lighthouse of Alcanada; it has no beach services.

Highlights

• Muralles d’Alcúdia: The historic walls retain the Moll/Xara and Sant Sebastià gates, and the site is designated a Historical Artistic Monument.
• Pollentia archaeological site: The Roman city has excavated areas at La Portella, the Forum and the theatre; finds are held at the Pollentia Monographic Museum.
• S’Albufereta Nature Reserve: A protected coastal wetland shared by Alcúdia and Pollença, with marked walking routes, a cycling itinerary and bird-observation points.

Restaurants

• Maca de Castro (Port d’Alcúdia): Listed in the MICHELIN Guide for creative cuisine in a villa-style building.
• Can Costa (Alcúdia municipality): A restaurant named in Alcúdia Town Council’s Viatge Gourmand programme.
• Miramar (Alcúdia municipality): A restaurant named in Alcúdia Town Council’s Viatge Gourmand programme.

Listed from official tourism and municipal sources. Opening days change with the season, so book ahead.

Services and practicalities

• CS Alcúdia – Es Safrà: The public health centre is on C/ Formentera, s/n, Alcúdia; IB-Salut names Hospital Comarcal d’Inca as its sector hospital.
• UBS Port d’Alcúdia: The Port d’Alcúdia basic health unit is at Carrer de Ciutadella, 7.
• Tourist information offices: Town Council tourist offices are at Passeig Pere Ventayol in Alcúdia and Passeig Marítim in Port d’Alcúdia.
• Weekly markets: The historic-centre market runs on Tuesday and Sunday, while Port d’Alcúdia has a Friday market at Plaça de Cas Vicari.
• Local transport: The Town Council visitor service directs guests to the TIB network for public transport and lists taxi services for Alcúdia.
• Marina Alcudiamar: The sports marina is at Passeig Marítim, 1 in Alcúdia and provides visitor moorings and nautical services.
• Club de Golf Alcanada: The coastal golf club is on Carretera del Faro in Port d’Alcúdia.

Weekly markets

• Alcúdia historic centre: Tuesday and Sunday, Passeig de la Mare de Déu de la Victòria.
• Port d’Alcúdia: Friday, Plaça de Cas Vicari.

Good to know

• Alcanada Beach has a small car park but no beach services; the tourism board advises bringing water, food and suitable footwear for the pebble shore.
• At s’Albufereta, there is no vehicle parking inside the reserve. The Balearic Government recommends public transport or a bicycle, and asks visitors to stay on paths and respect private property.
• The Port d’Alcúdia night market is seasonal. The Town Council places it on Passeig Marítim from early June to late September; check its current information before making plans.
• Port d’Alcúdia includes a passenger terminal as well as commercial, fishing and marina areas. Check ferry operators for current sailings.

Questions about staying in Alcúdia

Which Alcúdia beach works for a family day?

Alcúdia Beach has fine sand, shallow water and beach-watch sections, as well as walkways. Alcanada is more natural and pebbly, with no beach services.

When are the local markets?

The historic-centre market is held on Tuesday and Sunday. Port d’Alcúdia’s market is on Friday at Plaça de Cas Vicari.

Can we manage without driving every day?

The Town Council directs visitors to TIB public transport and lists local taxi services. Its tourist offices in Alcúdia and Port d’Alcúdia can help with local information.

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