City Guide
Alcúdia, Islas Baleares, Spain
Overview
Alcúdia is a charming coastal town in the Islas Baleares, celebrated for its well-preserved medieval Old Town, beautiful beaches, and family-friendly resorts. The city offers a blend of history, lively waterfront areas, and peaceful neighborhoods surrounded by Mediterranean nature.
Best Time to Visit
May-June and September-October for pleasant weather and fewer crowds.
Local Tips
Arrive early for the busy Sunday market in Old Town. Rent a bike to explore the Alcúdia Bay area and nearby Roman ruins comfortably.
Cultural Etiquette
Tipping 5-10% is customary but not mandatory; modest dress is appreciated when visiting churches. Locals eat dinner late, typically after 8pm.
Safety Warnings
Alcúdia is generally safe; watch for pickpockets in busy market areas and always lock your car at beaches. Ocean currents can be strong; heed beach flag warnings.
Hidden Gems
Visit the Roman city of Pollentia ruins, the peaceful Platja des Coll Baix beach accessible by short hike, and the quiet Alcanada Lighthouse point.