Recommended resort Majorca for twins one and a half years old

jimmyd1981

Has anyone got any tips ? We’re hoping to go last week of September , not sure where to go? Looking for somewhere that’ll suit the kids, close to the beach, one bed apartment that will supply cots etc ....
If anyone’s has been could you let me know that’d be amazin thanks in advance, J

mfceiling

jimmyd1981 wrote: »

Has anyone got any tips ? We’re hoping to go last week of September , not sure where to go? Looking for somewhere that’ll suit the kids, close to the beach, one bed apartment that will supply cots etc ....
If anyone’s has been could you let me know that’d be amazin thanks in advance, J

Best I can tell you is Alcudia.
As a 22 year old lad going to Majorca with a group of lads and "accommodation on arrival" we were dismayed to arrive in the family friendly Alcudia area of the island!!

junebabies

The Viva tropic in Alcudia is fab and perfect for young family's

bilbot79

The Inturotels apartments in Cala d'Or are excellent for your purpose

asteroids over berlin

bilbot79 wrote: »

The Inturotels apartments in Cala d'Or are excellent for your purpose

intruhotels Cala d'Or are indeed fantastic, however i suggest to bring the grandparents as it is goin g to be a tiring holiday- immediately starting at the airport and finishing on your return at the airport! Your twins will constantly be exploring, you will not get a moments peace -constantly keeping an eye on them, be it the swimming pool, taking other peoples things to play withand of course keeping them in the shade. Your better off going somewhere in Ireland.

jester1980

junebabies wrote: »

The Viva tropic in Alcudia is fab and perfect for young family's

Agree on this one, its not called Zafiro tropic however.

We went when our son was 22 months, he had a ball. Two playgrounds, lovely kids pool that is shallow that they can walk in, bouncy castle, 5 min walk to the beach which is one of the best in Europe. Kids games through out the day and a new mascot and kids disco at night, adult entertainment on after for an hour and the kids club reps do stuff during this as well, ballon animals etc and arts and crafts.

Highly recommend

michellie

asteroids over berlin wrote: »

intruhotels Cala d'Or are indeed fantastic, however i suggest to bring the grandparents as it is goin g to be a tiring holiday- immediately starting at the airport and finishing on your return at the airport! Your twins will constantly be exploring, you will not get a moments peace -constantly keeping an eye on them, be it the swimming pool, taking other peoples things to play withand of course keeping them in the shade. Your better off going somewhere in Ireland.

That's a ridiculous comment. You have no idea what the Ops kids are like. I'm sure they have thought about what their own children will be like on holidays already.

bren2002

Alcudia is good, wide beaches and a long beach boardwalk for naps in a buggy. Loads of playground areas around the town and strip south of town.
It's about an hour across the island from the airport though, so bear that in mind.

bilbot79

asteroids over berlin wrote: »

intruhotels Cala d'Or are indeed fantastic, however i suggest to bring the grandparents as it is goin g to be a tiring holiday- immediately starting at the airport and finishing on your return at the airport! Your twins will constantly be exploring, you will not get a moments peace -constantly keeping an eye on them, be it the swimming pool, taking other peoples things to play withand of course keeping them in the shade. Your better off going somewhere in Ireland.

The weather though

jimmyd1981

asteroids over berlin wrote: »

intruhotels Cala d'Or are indeed fantastic, however i suggest to bring the grandparents as it is goin g to be a tiring holiday- immediately starting at the airport and finishing on your return at the airport! Your twins will constantly be exploring, you will not get a moments peace -constantly keeping an eye on them, be it the swimming pool, taking other peoples things to play withand of course keeping them in the shade. Your better off going somewhere in Ireland.

Booked into this hotel for a week, they are tiring enough here so may as well be in the sunshine for it anywhere recommend to eat ?

munchkin_utd

jimmyd1981 wrote: »

Has anyone got any tips ? We’re hoping to go last week of September , not sure where to go? Looking for somewhere that’ll suit the kids, close to the beach, one bed apartment that will supply cots etc ....
If anyone’s has been could you let me know that’d be amazin thanks in advance, J

the one thing I'd really advise is to get the long slieve UV protective swim suits and hats for the toddlers, as then theres far less skin needing sun cream.
Aldi/ Lidl should have them this time of year on deal for a few euro and i think pennys stock them in the smaller sizes too.