Mallorca's medieval north: walled old town, Pollentia's Roman theatre, and kilometres of calm Blue Flag beach — all within easy reach of the pier.
Cruise ships berth at Port d'Alcúdia, Mallorca's second-largest port. The leisure marina, beach promenade, and port restaurants are steps away; the walled Old Town is a pleasant 20-minute walk or a short taxi ride inland.
💡 Pro move: Market days in the Old Town are Tuesday and Sunday — great if your call overlaps.
Cruise ships berth directly at Port d'Alcúdia's commercial quay with no tendering required.
| Cruise Line | Typical Berth / Arrival | Dock or Tender |
|---|---|---|
| Most cruise lines (small–mid ships) | Port d'Alcúdia commercial quay📍 | Docked |
| Larger vessels | Port d'Alcúdia outer berth📍 | Docked |
From ancient Roman theatres to hidden limestone coves and the dramatic Formentor peninsula, Alcudia punches well above its size as a cruise destination.
Walk the 14th-century walls, wander cobbled Calle Major, then visit the excavated Roman city of Pollentia — one of the best-preserved Roman sites in the Balearics — including its open-air theatre and forum.
Find Alcudia walking tours →A protected Ramsar wetland a short drive south of the port, home to over 200 bird species. Easy flat walking and cycling trails wind through reedbeds, lagoons, and Mediterranean scrubland.
Find Albufera nature tours →A classic: catch a boat from the port across the bay to Port de Pollença, then a bus up to Mirador Es Colomer and the lighthouse at Mallorca's dramatic northern tip. Jaw-dropping limestone cliffs over turquoise sea.
Find Formentor excursions →One of the finest beaches in Spain — kilometres of fine white sand, shallow calm water, and full Blue Flag facilities. Sunbeds, showers, and beachside restaurants are all easily available right from the port.
Find beach lounger hire →Board a small boat from the port for secluded Coll Baix — a wild pebbly beach beneath limestone cliffs, reachable only by sea or a 20-minute hike. Combine with a stop at Alcanada Island and its lighthouse for snorkelling.
Find boat trips from Alcudia →Head inland to the hilltop market town of Pollença — handsome stone architecture, a 365-step Calvary staircase, and excellent local restaurants. Combine with a scenic drive through the Serra de Tramuntana mountains.
Find Pollença day tours →Alcudia rewards walkers with a compact medieval core, seaside promenade, and flat coastal paths that need no guide.
Start at Porta del Moll, the medieval gate by the Tuesday/Sunday market. Walk the 14th-century walls to reach the Roman ruins of Pollentia (small entry fee), including the open-air theatre. Return through Plaça de la Constitució and Calle Major to the gate.
An easy flat stroll south along the waterfront promenade from the cruise pier to the main Blue Flag beach. Pass the Alcudiamar sports harbour, beach bars, and the start of the long sandy strand. Return the same way or by taxi.
🗺️ See full route in Maps →Climate normals for Alcudia, Mallorca, Spain (2014–2023 averages). Pack for the month you sail — highs, lows, and how many rainy days to expect.
| Month | Avg High | Avg Low | Rainy Days |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jan | 59°F / 15°C | 47°F / 8°C | 7 |
| Feb | 60°F / 16°C | 47°F / 8°C | 6 |
| Mar | 63°F / 17°C | 50°F / 10°C | 7 |
| Apr | 67°F / 19°C | 54°F / 12°C | 6 |
| May | 74°F / 23°C | 60°F / 16°C | 7 |
| Jun | 82°F / 28°C | 67°F / 19°C | 4 |
| Jul | 88°F / 31°C | 72°F / 22°C | 2 |
| Aug | 87°F / 31°C | 73°F / 23°C | 4 |
| Sep | 82°F / 28°C | 69°F / 21°C | 9 |
| Oct | 75°F / 24°C | 62°F / 17°C | 7 |
| Nov | 66°F / 19°C | 55°F / 13°C | 9 |
| Dec | 62°F / 17°C | 50°F / 10°C | 7 |
Source: Open-Meteo ERA5 (10-yr daily averages)
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