The island offers a wide range of golf resorts in Mallorca and is very much on the map in terms of a golfing holiday in Spain, however, it also has plenty to offer those looking for a relaxing holiday. As one of Spain’s Balearic Islands, situated in the Mediterranean; direct flights are available from the United Kingdom and other European countries due to the international airport close to the capital city of Palma.
Golf courses in Mallorca are largely regarded to be among the best and perhaps most desirable in Europe. Coupled with a number of luxury golf hotels and a thriving nightlife, a golf holiday in Majorca is an exhilarating experience. Away from the tourist spots, this stunning island is stunningly beautiful, and it's fair to say there's something here for anyone.
Our recommendations of the best golf resorts for a Mallorca golf break are;
Consider a getaway in spring or autumn when you'll see approximately 10 hours of sunshine a day and savour temperatures of up to 24 in May and October to avoid the crowds and score a bargain. Spring: Enjoy warmer temperatures and dry weather between March and May, with temperatures ranging somewhere from 17c to 24c.
The weather is pretty consistent all year round for golf holidays, However, in the summer months between July and August, the Island see the majority of its yearly tourism and expect hotel prices to increase considerably.
Mallorca is the perfect all year round golfing destination, however, the two peak seasons are March – June, and September – October. Off-peak is rather appealing however as there are bargains to be had and no trouble getting your desired tee-times!
Mallorca features as one of our Top 6 European Winter Destinations to Play Golf
The quality of golf courses on the Island of Mallorca is incredibly high. Our top recommendation is the Robert Trent Jones gem Alcanada. Alcanada is easily one of the leading two golf courses on the island and has been recognized repeatedly by plenty of different golf magazines as being among the best golf courses in Europe. Other fantastic courses include:
The Island has various different areas that are particularly popular for a golf break. For lavish nightlife consider a stay in the Magalluf or Palma. Thanks to city planning and comprehensive redevelopment measures in the Old Town, the city of Palma has changed considerably. Today the so-called "Mediterranean Pearl" is more stunning than ever before and in every corner, you can sense feel the Mediterranean charm that allures thousands of visitors.
Puerto Portals is one of the fashionable spots on the island is the spot to see and be seen, and you are more than likely to photograph a few famous faces during the summer. Puerto Portals is a popular gathering spot that really comes alive at night – and not just for boat owners. Ritzi is at the esteemed harbour's most widely recognized late night spot.
For more tranquil settings, why not head north to the areas of Pollensa, The town was once a simple fishing port and is now an extremely desirable, family-friendly resort with plenty of intriguing twists to its origins.
Although the majority of the golf courses are concentrated to the Southwest of the Island, There really is a place that will find its way into travelling golfers' hearts. We can also recommend a Tenerife golf break as an alternative to Mallorca.
Here are some of the best golf resorts in Mallorca:
GOLF BREAKS IN PALMA
