Alcúdia
Somebody could say that Alcudia is a particular and privileged town, and it certainly is. In its landscape, stretched out to 10 km of coast with a dozen of beaches, the mountain and the sea exist side by side in harmony. All of that, together with an exceptional location (between to bays), turn Alcudia into a town enjoying the privilege of a balcony on the Mediterranean Sea. The sea is an important and charming element for the people from Alcudia, as it shows the following song:

"Alcúdia estan vigilant
es peix qui l'agafarà
són diligents a la mar
i malfeiners en el camp."

“They are watching over Alcudia.
Who’s going to fish the fish?
They are diligent at the sea
but bad workers in the country.”


Beside a variegated landscape (take the Natural Park of S’Albufera –a first-rate bird reserve–as an example), Alcudia offers to its visitors the rests of one of the most outstanding civilizations set up in the island: the Roman ruins, being Pollentia city and the Walls surrounding the town the most important example. At the present, Alcudia is a well-known tourist destination characterized by a modern and comfortable hotel industry able to welcome all those tourists that year by year have visited the town since the 30’.

Puerto de Alcudia is one of the most important trade ports in the Balearic Islands, and it is also a sports and a yacht club with room enough to receive boats coming from every part of the world.