The municipality of Alcúdia is one of the most beautiful places in the Balearic Islands. Virgin coves with crystal-clear waters surrounded by pine forests, natural environments of great faunal and ecological value, archaeological sites, and delicious cuisine are reasons enough to visit this town located in the northeast of Mallorca. It is nestled on a peninsula that separates the bays of Alcúdia and Pollença. Along its more than 30 km of coastline, you will find beautiful sandy beaches, rugged cliffs, and secluded coves of great beauty. Manresa, Mal Pas, and Bonaire are a rugged peninsula within the fabulous bay of Pollença that belongs to the municipality of Alcúdia. This small coastal enclave is recognized for its natural beauty, surroundings, and tranquility, with a landscape dominated by the blue sea, mountains, valleys, and pine forests, creating an incredibly beautiful coastline.
The small coves are a well-kept secret from the masses, with transparent waters and clear views across the bay to the Port of Pollença and Formentor, from where one can enjoy their stunning sunsets.
Without large mass hotels, the area has remained prestigious and peaceful, offering basic services including a pharmacy, diving center, small marina "Puerto Cocodrilo," and a few excellent restaurants.
The town of Alcúdia is only 1.5 km away, and the Port of Alcúdia with all its facilities is not much further. Diving, sailing, canoeing... are some of the favorite summer sports in the area. For golf enthusiasts, the Alcanada Club with 18 holes is just 4 km away.