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Head out on a daytrip to Palma
C’an Pastilla's a 15-minute cab ride from Palma, so museums, palaces and squares are just a bus or taxi ride away. Its crowning glory is the huge Gothic cathedral, which dominates the good-looking city’s skyline. You can explore cobbled alleyways, which open up to reveal Baroque churches and markets. Head to La Llonja district for the best tapas.Once a tiny fishing village, C’an Pastilla still retains most of its rustic charm. When it comes to dining, the beachfront is lined with restaurants and bars dishing up a mix of local specialities and international cuisine. Inland, the church square is full to the brim with Spanish bars serving tempting tapas, washed down with sangria.
Read MoreWhen the sun dips, you can head to Purobeach for dining and drinks with an ocean view. But if you’re looking for something more lively, C’an Pastilla’s neighbour, Arenal, lines up bars and clubs to rival Magaluf. You’ll find everything from open-air beer gardens to up-all-night clubs.
Read MoreJust 15 minutes' drive down the coast, you’ll find one of the island’s biggest waterparks. It’s got dozens of white-knuckle slides, with names like King Cobra, The Devil’s Tail and Tornado. For the more relaxed, there’s a lazy river, a wave pool and a children's section. It’s not all water-based, either, there’s a mini-zoo and children’s farm, too.
Read MoreMajorca is home to big beaches, sweeping bays and tiny coves. Here, the long stretch is a place for sunbathers and watersports fans alike. When you’re not sprawled out on the powder-like sands, you can head out into the waters on a pedalo or surf board, or try kite-surfing. Back at the harbour, fishing is a popular pastime.
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