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Iscomar Ferries [url=http://www.iscomarferrys.com/]](ph: 902 11 91 28 or 971 43 75 00 for international callers) runs ferries from [[Cuidadela[/url]].
*TIB's [url=http://tib.caib.es/]]IB-21 bus service runs from [[Palma de Mallorca[/url]] several times daily.
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There are also many organised tours that can be purchased from any of the nofrills travel agencies that are dotted around the resorts. Places of interest to visit are the Gorge of La Calobra, the famous wooden train of Soller, Puerto Soller, the monastery of Lluc. The city of Palma is very popular. Many people visit the caves of Drach whilst in Alcudia.
The best way to get around Alcudia is by car, and then to explore on foot (particularly in the old town, where the streets are very narrow and there's not much parking).The s'Albufeira National Park can be reached by bus.
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S'Albufera Natural Park [url=http://www.mallorcaweb.net/salbufera/introang.html]]situated on the outskirts of Alcudia. It is the largest and most important wetland area in the Balearic Islands. Originally a lagoon separated from the sea by a chain of dunes, the area has filled up with sediments, becoming an extensive floodplain. S'Albufera is the Balearic's prime birdwatching location. Some 271 different birds species have been sighted at the park.
* Roman ruins
* Old town [http://alcudiaholidays.org.uk/alcudia-old-town[/url] : go around the city on the city walls dating from the 13th century. Visit the Sant Jaume Gothic church.
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Walk (or ride a bike) in the S'Albufera Natural Park on a well marked trail of about 12 km. Just follow the red marks, or go to the information center of the park to get a free walking map. With a little bit of attention, you'll see interesting birds, fish and other animals. Don't forget to take enough water and a picnic.
* Walk around the Ermita de la Victoria, on the Alcudia peninsula. Two good short trails start from the Ermita de la Victoria. First follow the dirt road for a few hundred meters. You'll see a sign marked Penya des Migdia which brings you along the coast, just above the cliffs. Spectacular, but mind your steps. The other trail, marked Talaia d'Alcudia, leads to the top of a little mountain.
* There is an alternative, less crowded, route to the Talaia d'Alcudia. Prepare for a 4 hours hike in the mountains. From Alcudia, head for the Ermita de la Victoria but turn right in the Cami de la Muntanya. The last few hundred meters are gravel road but passable with a normal car. Park your car at the sign Coll de Ses fontanelles - Platja des Coll Baix, or at the big parking 200 m further (locals use this road to go to the beach). Put good mountain shoes on, take enough water and a picnic, and follow the direction Platja des Coll Baix. At the end of the gravel road, you'll see the beach below you and a refuge with picnic tables. Take the path on your left side, which climbs slowly up to the Talaia d'Alcudia. The path is marked with cairns and very discreet red spots. Admire the beauty of the views on the rocks and on the see all along the way. Once on the summit of the talaia, have a little rest and eat your picnic to regain your strength. Now you have to find the way back : come back a few meters on the path, to about halfway between the summit and the sign Talaia d'Alcudia. You'll see at your left side (going down from the summit) a little path which follows a ledge in the rock. That's your way down to the car (the trail is marked with cairns, red spots and even dung as donkeys are using it also). Just follow the trail up to a T under big trees. At this point, take left to get back to your car (the trail crosses the dry river several times).
* Enjoy the fantastic weather on the beach!
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Alcudia's owned and run Irish Bar with live and traditional music. At night you're always in for a good old sing-song.
*UPDATED*
long gone I'm afraid. shame we miss you Glen
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Standing in 10.000m2 of land, these sister hotels have 9 pools, including children's pools and a splash pool. There are many sports activities and a children's disco; bingo games and professional shows at night. The hotel operates a shuttle bus to the beach, while a shop, bars and restaurants are to be found within the complex.
* All inclusive.
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*139 air conditioned and fully equipped apartments and studios with terrace or balcony.
*Villa Ira is a traditional family villa with a private pool. There are far-reaching views across the surrounding countryside to the mountains in the distance and the villa has pleasant gardens where you can relax in peace and seclusion. It has 2 bedrooms, BBQ, linens, towels, a microwave, washing machine, dishwasher, air conditioning, a safe, satellite TV, and a DVD player.
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07400 Puerto de Alcudia Mallorca
Tel Fax +34 971547685
*A nice charter hotel with all-inclusive possibilities. Often used by Tui travel Nordic. Nice and clean with three outdoor and one indoor pool.
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[wiki=7b3fe8e75691bb35d176785419028915]Palma de Mallorca[/wiki]- well worth a day trip to see Mallorca's capital, and take in the many sights it has to offer.
* [wiki=ffdc5154b5da19778c9ceab278e456a6]Soller[/wiki] - very pretty town on the northern coast of the island.
* [wiki=6f54e32dc06d103207e9d587073406b4]Pollenca[/wiki] - nice old city, home of a good Sunday market.
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