Ancient Mallorca

Take a short stroll before breakfast. The visit to Alcudia, an old port city in the north of Mallorca, is planned for the first part of the day.
Acquaintance with the historical part of the city will begin with the fortress surrounding the part of the city, built in the Middle Ages.

Carlos V is one of the small city cafes in the centre of Alcudia. It offers a very fast and friendly service, good price and, of course, delicious food.
Even the most hard-working chefs need a rest, so Wednesday is a day off. If you find yourself in the centre of Alcudia on Wednesday, you can easily find a place for breakfast among the small coffee shops, bakeries and shops of the old town.
Open Hours: Thursday – Tuesday: 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM

Construction of the church in honor of Saint Jaime, a patron of the King of Mallorca, began in the XIV century. Initially, the church building performed not only reliogious functions, but also strategic and defensive ones. The current building of the church has been designed in neo-gothic style, the original one collapsed in 1870 under the weight of time and was reconstructed only a quarter of a century later. Inside the church, special attention should be paid to the altar pattern, which is a masterpiece of Baroque art.
Open Hours: Mondays: Closed Tuesday – Sunday: 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM

The Romans knew a lot about entertainment - gladiator battles, epic naumachiae, battles with dangerous predators - all this took place on the stone arenas of amphitheatres, which at present are mere wreckages. Get acquainted with the even more ancient history of Alcudia, visiting the ruins of the ancient theater, just do not forget to take water and hats, they will definitely be needed in the open space on a hot day.

Before continuing to explore the historical heritage of the city, spend a pleasant time on a clean sandy beach, which offers everything you need for a comfortable rest and swimming.

The first fortifications on this site were built by the Moorish people in the X century AD. The monumental fortress was built already in the XIV century by order of the King James II, whom you've heard about before.
The fortress is located at an altitude of 130 meters above sea level, it offers an outstanding view of the nearest bay and the bay that separates Mallorca and Menorca.
Open hours fluctuates during seasons, so check it in advance online.

Te restaurant offers gorgeous dishes cooked on the grill, whether it be vegetables, fish and seafood, chicken, or a whole suckling pig, every dish is delightful.
Chefs and staff are pleased to offer guests the best meals and fast, high-quality and friendly service.
Open Hours Thursdays: Closed Friday – Wednesday: 6:30 AM – 12:30 AM

Coves d'Artà is a wonder of nature you should see in Mallorca. Stalactites look mystically beautiful, and the colour lights make the place even more attractive for all travellers.
Organized group excursions in English, German and Spanish are held in the caves. It is pretty cool inside, so take your outdoor clothing with you to spend time comfortably.

The day has been really eventful - you have visited the medieval fortresses and ancient ruins, admired the beauty of man-made temples and natural caves. Have sone rest and enjoy a beach and pleasant sound of waves in the evening.

Check in and park your car at the hotel. And go to dinner, Italy awaits you!

This small café is called the "Italian pearl of Mallorca" by the guests for the delicious dishes served here. Spend a pleasant evening in an intimate and quiet atmosphere, enjoying delicious thin crust pizza.

There's nothing better than sleeping after a fulfilling day accompanied by the sound of the ocean waves. Enjoy and get ready for the day ahead.