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All inclusive holidays in Arenal, a short transfer
All inclusive Arenal holidays, just a 15 minute transfer from Palma airport, is a bustling resort and a great choice for those looking for a sandy beach to relax on and non-stop nightlife.
Attracting holidaymakers from all over Europe, the resort is lively and cosmopolitan and a good choice for both groups, young couples and singles. Arenal was one of the first purpose-built resorts in Majorca, developed around a small fishing village in the 1960’s, and most of the architecture of the resort reflects that.
Enjoy the wonderful Arenal all inclusive holidays sandy beach
All inclusive Arenal holidays revolve around the sandy beach. Stretching over 5km along the coastline, the beach of Playa de Palma, with its golden sands, shelves gently into the sea, and is backed by a series of beach huts offering convenient facilities such as showers and small kiosks.
A recently constructed promenade links Arenal to its’ neighbour, C’an Pastille, which is a particular favourite with British tourists and ex-pats, and home to an attractive harbour.
A mini-train runs along the traffic-free promenade between the two resorts, and there are plenty of shops, bars and restaurants to stop at, for those who choose to walk.
There is a large selection of all inclusive hotels and apartments in Arenal, and most are close to the centre and the beach.
All inclusive Arenal holidays – Lively bars and clubs
Arenal is a popular choice for those looking to party all night, and there are plenty of venues to choose from, ranging from traditional British pubs and European karaoke bars, to clubs with international DJ’s.
The restaurants serve all kinds of cuisine, catering for various different nationalities, from fast-food to traditional tapas. Arenal offers water sports, mountain-biking, sailing and tennis within the resort, and there are some interesting daytrips on offer.
Palma, with its’ rich history and culture, is just 15 minutes away, and Arenal is home to the largest water park on the island, the popular Aqualand de Arenal.
For the brave, the nudist beach of unspoilt Es Trenc is a short trip away.
When is the best time to go to Arenal?
Depending on the type of holiday you are looking for the best time to go to Arenal will vary. During the peak summer months (June to August) the resort is a great choice for anyone in search of a party atmosphere and seduced by the promise of all night music and entertainment throughout the week.
Particularly popular with the German tourist market, Arenal is home to a number of bars serving a variety of German beers and food and these are often lively focal points during the summer months.
As with many of the livelier resorts in Majorca, a holiday to Arenal is altogether quieter and more suitable for families or couples throughout the remainder of the year.
The nearby towns of Calvia and San Telmo as well as the attractive port of Pollenca are all pleasant day trips for those venturing out of the resort in spring, autumn or winter and Arenal’s own waterpark, Aqualand (open May to September), also provides a great day out.
How to get the best deal for all inclusive holidays in Arenal
Summer is by far the busiest time to visit Arenal and consequently prices in the resort tend to be higher at this time of year. However, with holiday providers competing to offer the best deals there is also the widest range of accommodation and all inclusive package holidays to Arenal on offer during the summer.
This means that you can still bag a bargain even when travelling in the peak tourist season. A good tip for ensuring you get the best deal is to check what is included in the price of your holiday with your holiday provider before you book.
If you are travelling with a tour company then it is worth checking whether the short coach transfer from Palma de Mallorca Airport to Arenal is included as well as meals during your stay.
Outside of the peak season you are most likely to get the best deals on holidays to Arenal through local accommodation providers keen to fill their properties year-round. At Directline Holidays we’ve selected some of the best deals for Arenal holidays throughout the year below so that you can see what is on offer.
What you need to know about the airport and transfer
You can fly to Majorca from a large number of airports across the UK with many smaller UK airports offering seasonal flights during the summer months. Flight time from most UK airports is around 2.5 hours.
When travelling to Arenal you will arrive at Palma de Mallorca Airport which is located just outside the island’s capital and approximately 6km north of Arenal.
This proximity makes the transfer to Arenal one of the shortest in Majorca (approximately 15-20 minutes).
If you are travelling with a tour company then coach transfers from the airport to your accommodation in Arenal are usually provided. However, those arranging their own transport can pick up a taxi for the short journey from outside the arrivals hall.
Although do be aware that this price may vary depending on time of arrival/departure, the size of your group and the amount of luggage you are travelling with.
If you are keen to see more of the region whilst on all inclusive holiday in Arenal the neighbouring resorts of C’an Pastilla and Playa de Palma are both easily reached from Arenal either by foot or on the popular mini-train that runs along the connecting promenade. A regular bus also operates between Arenal and Palma.
The best beaches for Arenal all inclusive holidays
Majorca boasts a wide range of beaches along its 250 miles of stunning coastline and several of these are easily accessible from Arenal. In general, the beaches nearest the resort are sandy with good amenities. However, we’ve picked out the best three below for a variety of beach-goers.
Best beach for lazing on a sun lounger
Ciutat Jardi is a large sandy beach located a few kilometres north of Arenal near Palma and is a popular choice with the capital’s local inhabitants. The beach offers a good range of facilities including showers and public toilets, a number of restaurants and cafes and the all-important sun loungers making this a great choice for relaxing and soaking up the local atmosphere.
Best beach for activities
El Arenal beach is likely to be the main beach you will spend time on whilst on holiday in Arenal with much of the resort accommodation located within a short stroll of this 6km stretch of fine, white sand. As with the rest of the resort, El Arenal beach offers a never-ending selection of activities from water-skiing and banana boating to beachside spas and cafes. Sun loungers, parasols and hammocks provide a pleasant contrast for those less energetic days under the warm sun.
Best beach for complete isolation
For complete isolation you will have to travel a bit further from Arenal to find the hidden gems along Majorca’s southern coast.
Es Race de s’Arena is a stunning beach with a mix of sand and rocks and very little else to spoil the view. Small but perfectly formed, the beach is best accessed by boat with good anchoring points in the deep waters off the shore. No restaurants or cafes here so you will have to take plenty of food and water with you but a day spent away from the lively resort beach could be just what you need for total relaxation.
Things to do while on all inclusive holidays in Arenal
Beach
Playa de Palma is the main beach, and this Blue Flag stretch of golden sand offers plenty of relaxation and entertainment for visitors, as well as gently shelving into the sea, meaning safe swimming conditions for families and children. There are plenty of umbrellas and sun-loungers, and numerous convenient beach kiosks called ‘balnearis’. For quieter sunbathing, head to one of the smaller coves along the coastline.
Promenade
A flat wide pedestrian promenade lined with hotels, shops, bars and restaurants runs along the waterfront, linking Arenal with C’an Pastilla, with a convenient mini-train travelling between the two resorts.
Water Sports & Boat Trips
Water sports available in the area include pedalos, windsurfing, waterskiing and scuba diving, and there is a sailing club in the resort. Island tours depart from Arenal, and boat trips around the Bay of Palma are popular day trips.
Sports
Hotels and apartments have swimming pools and tennis courts for guests, and beach volleyball is played on the beach. There are local golf courses close by, and the resort is home to a great family attraction and one of the best mini golf courses on the island – Golf Fantasia, offering 54 holes with a Jurassic Park theme.
Bikes & Scooters
Mountain bikes and scooters can be rented and offer a great way to explore the area, and there are many cycle paths and planned routes to follow. Head into the surrounding towns and villages, or ride along the cliff tops for some impressive views.
Water park
One of the biggest attractions in the area is the resort’s water park. ‘Aqualand el Arenal’ is the largest in Majorca, and boasts 20 water attractions, including three children’s areas and a choice of fast-paced rides and slides.
Day trips
The city of Palma, in Majorca, lies just 15 minutes away and is home to bustling streets, shops and restaurants, a Gothic Cathedral and an Aquarium. C’an Pastilla is a quieter beach resort, with an attractive marina, and excursions to the island of Formentor are available.
Entertainment
The busy resort of Arenal boasts a lively scene and is a popular destination for young holiday-makers, thanks to its non-stop entertainment options. There are a host of bars and clubs, from English pubs to karaoke bars, and dining options range from traditional tapas bars to fast-food and British-style fare.

Average Annual Weather in Arenal
What’s the weather like in Arenal?
During the summer months (June to August) Arenal enjoys the best of Majorca’s Mediterranean climate with hot, dry days and up to 11 hours of often uninterrupted sunshine. Maximum daytime temperature in June peaks at around 25°C and rises throughout the summer to a high of 29°C in mid-August. Sea temperature ranges from 6-9°C throughout April–September and is warmest during the late summer.
Spring (March to May) and autumn (September to October) are both pleasant times to have a holiday to Arenal with temperatures in the late-teens although autumn is the wetter of the two.
Winter (December to March) sees temperatures occasionally dipping below 10°C but is generally a dry season with an average of just 2-3 inches of rain during these months.