Alua Gran Camp de Mar

Tucked away on the southern coast of Majorca, Alua Gran Camp De Mar is a 4 star family-friendly resort. There’s not just one but two sandy beaches adjacent to the hotel, meaning as well as a choice of where to sunbathe, there’s views of the sea from every room. Each boasts its own balcony, from where you can breathe in the fresh Mediterranean air. For a picture postcard scene, book a frontal sea view option.

Relax with a refreshing drink next to the salt water pool or dive in for a swim. The little ones have their own separate pool. If you choose to go to the beach you can still make use of your All Inclusive perks thanks to the coffee bar. It doesn’t just provide a caffeine fix, there’s also a wide range of soft and alcoholic drinks available. For the ultimate in relaxation visit the spa boasting a sauna, foot bath and an indoor pool with jets.

Adults can stay in shape at the fully equipped gym. While guests young and old can take part in a variety of sports on site including basketball, tennis and football. Prefer to stay out of the midday sun? There’s an indoor games room.

The restaurant offers a wide variety of foods, served as a buffet with show cooking. For lunches and dinners you can select local or international dishes, depending on your preference. Between meals light bites are available from the bar, so if you’re hungry then tasty food is never far away.

If you go for the half-board option there is a choice of seafront restaurants within walking distance, while you’re just 500m away from playing a round of golf. A handy bus stop is located under five minutes walk from the Alua Gran Camp De Mar’s entrance. From here it is possible to catch a bus to the airport, Palma (25km away) or Port d'Andratx (under 5km away). If you prefer to explore on two wheels, you can take advantage of the hotel’s bike rental service.

Port d’Andratx is a traditional Balearic harbour town with many cafes and restaurants. You may even see some fishermen returning with their daily catch. If you choose to visit the island’s capital, your first calling point should be the famous seafront cathedral. Afterwards, explore the Old Town's cobbled streets or head into the Arabic quarter, famous for its art galleries and boutiques.