With the sizzling temperatures and crowds gone, the Travel team proposes a 6 night break to the beautiful Island of Mallorca.
The cost of the trip is:
- Couples sharing a double room will cost €450* per person.
- Two people sharing a twin room will cost €450* per person.
- The cost for single travellers will be €530* per person.
*prices may need to increase slightly if there are insufficient numbers on the trip
The price of the trip includes:
- Return transfers from Javea Port to Denia Ferry terminal.
- Return journey on Ferry to Mallorca.
- Return Transfers from the Ferry Port to the Hotel Bahamas.
- Basic travel Insurance.
- 6 nights in the Hotel Bahamas 3* with full board and unlimited drinks with meals.
October 8th 2024 – The bus will leave from opposite the Interiors shop in Javea Port at 15.00 in time to catch the 17.00 Ferry to Mallorca, estimated to arrive in Mallorca at 22.15.
October 14th 2024 – The bus will leave the Hotel Bahamas at 07.00 for an 08.00 departure on the Ferry, estimated to arrive in Denia at 13.15.
We will be staying at the modern recently renovated Hotel Bahamas 3* (https://www.azulinehotels.com/mallorca/el-arenal/azuline-hotel-bahamas) situated in a quiet corner of the El Arenal area of Mallorca. All rooms are air-conditioned with a balcony or a terrace. It is a 600m walk to the beach and there are a good selection of bars and restaurants in the vicinity. The hotel offers a free shuttle bus service during the day from the hotel to the beach.
The capital Palma is located 15 minutes drive away but the island is served by a regular bus service at a cost of between 1-5 euros. If you enjoy sight seeing tours, there is always the very popular Hop on Hop off bus which will offers 20 different stops around Palma (https://city-sightseeing.com/en/25/palma-de-mallorca).
Mallorca is a fascinating island with a huge range of things to do and places to see. All of your time is “free time” and there are no formal activities included in the trip. You may wish to organise a few things to occupy yourself, so here are just a few ideas:
Buendiatours offer free tours with an Official Tourist Guide lasting 2 hours leaving from Plaza de España in Palma under the statue of King James I every 20 minutes (booking recommended). All details are on their website (https://buendiatours.com/es/mallorca/free-tour-palma-imprescindible).
The wine lovers among you may prefer to board the Wine Express Train to visit wineries for a bit of sampling and travel through the vineyards of the Binissalem DO region (https://reservatum.com/blog/en/mallorca-wine-express/).
Maybe a visit to the world famous Drach Caves situated in Porto Cristo. These caves extend for almost 1200 meters at a depth of 25meters below sea level with Lake Martel one of the biggest underground lakes in the world (https://www.cuevasdeldrach.com/en/index.php).
A must for walkers and hikers alike take a trip on the islands legendary Soller wooden electric train to admire the beautiful landscapes in the Tramuntana mountain range, a UNESCO World Heritage site. You could follow this with a boat trip or lunch in the lovely town of Soller (lunch not included in price). Pick up point at or close to hotel.
Details of all the above and much much more can be found on the Oficina de Turismo de Mallorca (https://www.mallorca.es/en/).
To reserve seats on this trip please contact the organiser Amanda at travel@u3ajavea.com.
