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Playa De Palma Holidays

Find the cheapest holidays to Playa De Palma from UK airports. Updated daily.

Balearics, Majorca, Playa De Palma

4 Dec 2026 - 7 nights
Room Only
London Stansted -
£227pp
No local fees due

Balearics, Majorca, Playa De Palma

29 Jan 2027 - 7 nights
Room Only
Manchester -
£293pp
No local fees due

Balearics, Majorca, Playa De Palma

20 Jan 2027 - 7 nights
Bed & Breakfast
London Stansted -
£302pp
No local fees due

Balearics, Majorca, Playa De Palma

13 Jan 2027 - 7 nights
Half Board
London Stansted -
£314pp
No local fees due

Balearics, Majorca, Playa De Palma

19 Mar 2027 - 7 nights
Bed & Breakfast
London Stansted -
£325pp
No local fees due

Balearics, Majorca, Playa De Palma

13 Jan 2027 - 7 nights
Half Board
London Stansted -
£342pp
No local fees due

Balearics, Majorca, Playa De Palma

13 Mar 2027 - 7 nights
Room Only
London Stansted -
£354pp
No local fees due

Balearics, Majorca, Playa De Palma

31 Mar 2027 - 7 nights
Bed & Breakfast
Bournemouth -
£359pp
No local fees due

Balearics, Majorca, Playa De Palma

25 Feb 2027 - 7 nights
Bed & Breakfast
London Stansted -
£366pp
No local fees due

Balearics, Majorca, Playa De Palma

21 Nov 2026 - 7 nights
Self Catering
London Stansted -
£367pp
No local fees due

About Playa De Palma holidays

Playa de Palma is one of Majorca’s best-known beach resorts, set along a long, sandy sweep of coast just east of Palma and close to the island’s airport. It is a practical choice for holidaymakers who want an easy fly-and-flop break with plenty of facilities on the doorstep, plus quick access to the capital for sightseeing, shopping and dining.

The main draw is the beach: a wide, gently shelving stretch of pale sand backed by a long promenade. Sunbeds and parasols are usually available in season, and the calm, shallow water suits relaxed swimming. The seafront promenade is ideal for strolling, cycling or stopping for a drink with a sea view, and it links the resort with neighbouring areas such as Can Pastilla and S’Arenal.

Playa de Palma has a lively, international feel, especially in summer. Parts of the resort are particularly popular with German visitors, and the nightlife can be energetic around the better-known bar zones. That said, the atmosphere varies along the bay, so it is possible to find quieter spots, especially towards Can Pastilla or away from the busiest late-night areas.

Restaurants are plentiful and range from casual beachfront cafés and tapas bars to pizzerias, grill restaurants and places serving seafood and Mediterranean dishes. There are also plenty of simple options for families and groups, including ice cream shops, bakeries and relaxed bars along the promenade.

For things to do, many visitors spend their days on the beach, walking the waterfront or trying watersports when conditions allow. Palma is a major bonus: the city’s cathedral, old town lanes, harbour and shops are only a short journey away by bus, taxi or hire car. Nearby Can Pastilla is good for a gentler change of scene, while S’Arenal offers a busier resort feel. Playa de Palma is also well placed for exploring more of Majorca, whether you want to visit traditional inland villages, take a scenic drive or join boat trips available along this part of the coast.

Overall, Playa de Palma suits travellers who want a convenient beach holiday with a lively atmosphere, a broad choice of places to eat and drink, and Palma close enough for an easy day or evening out.

Playa De Palma Holidays FAQs

Yes. Playa de Palma is centred on a long sandy beach with a seafront promenade, shallow water and plenty of facilities during the main holiday season. It is a strong choice if you want an easy beach-based break.

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