Insider’s guide to Majorca ahead of new Love Island season – what to do and where to stay
THERE are many reasons why Majorca remains one of the most popular holiday hotspots for Brits.
More than 300 days of sunshine, hundreds of beaches and stunning resorts to stay at - it's easy to see why UK holidaymakers flock there every year.
And with the hotspot on our TV screens once again ahead of the new Love Island season, we've rounded up all the amazing things you can do on the island - and the best places to stay courtesy of Travel Republic.
Beach clubs
A visit to Majorca isn't complete without a cheeky cocktail by the swimming pool.
One of the oldest beach clubs on the island is the Beach Club Gran Folies, which first opened more than 40 years ago although has obviously undergone renovations ever since.
But you aren't short of choice.
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There is Oean's Beach Club, home to some of the biggest pool parties, or Anima Beach Club which has some of the best sunsets right on the seafront.
World-famous Nikki Beach is ideal for celeb spotting, or for a new place to party, head to Cotton Clubs which opened last summer.
Activities
If you fancy some culture, then you'll find it in abundance in the capital city of Palma de Mallorca.
Along with bars and restaurants, it is also home to Catedral de Mallorca, which was remodelled by the famous architect Gaudi more than 100 years ago.
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Thrillseekers can find lots of activities on the Spanish island too.
You can opt for a boat trip, where you can drink, snorkel and go paddle boarding on a private yacht, or test your nerves with quad bike tours, cliff diving experiences and jet skiing trips.
Where to stay
We've rounded up the best places to stay with Travel Republic in Majorca, whether you want to flop by the pool or explore the nearby beach.
Ilusion Moreyo, Cala Bona
The 4* is tucked away in the northeast of the island in the resort town of Cala Bona.
Make the most of the freshwater pool while grabbing a cocktail from the pool bar.
7 nights on B&B basis with return flights from London Stansted starts from £561 when travelling on July 2 - .
Atolon Hotel, Cala Bona
Another 4* resort nearby in Cala Bona is the chic right on the beachfront.
You won't have to fight for one of the many sunloungers around the on-site swimming pool - although make sure to grab a bike as the promenade outside the hotel makes it easy to explore the Cala Bona area.
7 nights on B&B basis with return flights from London Luton start from £588 when travelling on June 21 - .
Club Morito Hotel, Cala Millor
For a more affordable option, has 91 rooms to choose from, many of which have balconies overlooking the sea.
Don't worry about getting bored - spend the day relaxing by the pool, before enjoying the nightly live entertainment at the resort.
7 nights on room only basis with return flights from London Luton starts from £467 when travelling on August 30 - .
Hipotels Dunas Hotel, Cala Millor
The 4* is ideal for beach fans, being right on a mile-long stretch of golden sand.
Swim in the sea, swim in the pool or just overlook the ocean in one of the many sea-view rooms.
7 nights self catering with return flights from Birmingham start from £541 when travelling on September 19 - .
Pula Suites Boutique Resort, Son Severa
For a bit of luxury, the 5* in Son Severa is ideal.
Huge swimming pool, tennis courts and sunloungers are all available to guests - and you can even upgrade to a swim-up suite with private plunge pool.
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5 nights on all-inclusive basis with return flights from London Gatwick start from £933 when travelling on September 20 - .
All prices correct are at time of publication.