About Magaluf
Beaches by day, the Strip by night. Mallorca's party capital is made for stag and hen groups, and we've been organising them here since 2003.
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Two sides of Magaluf
Spend the afternoon on the sand, then hit the Strip. Here's what each side has in store.
Sun, sand & sangriaHead down to Magaluf Beach, where bars and restaurants line the promenade: great places to eat, drink and catch some rays. Not a beach person? The bars on the Strip are open from 11am every day.
Time to hit the StripIt's hard to beat an afternoon in the sun, but Magaluf really comes alive at night. The famous Strip is packed with bars, clubs, shows, VIP tables, cocktail classes and karaoke.
Plan your day
From the first drink on the beach to the last dance on the Strip, here's how a classic Magaluf day goes.
Sun loungers, sea views and the first drinks of the day.
Tapas and two hours of unlimited drinks.
Tipsy Tapas
Music, sunshine and the whole group in the pool.
Rave intervals, dance-offs and daft prizes.
Bongos Bingo
Your own booth and bottle till late.
Stag VIPHen VIP
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On the south-west coast of Mallorca, one of Spain's Balearic Islands.
Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI). There isn't a Magaluf airport, we get asked a lot!
About 25 minutes by taxi.
Usually around €45–€50 one way.
The euro (€), the same as the rest of Spain.
You have several options, the easiest of which is taking a taxi.
There is a constant stream of taxis lined up outside the arrivals terminal waiting to take passengers directly to Magaluf. A taxi to Magaluf will generally cost between €45 and €50.
Travelling by bus is an option when you are on a budget. However, you may not be very popular with the Stags or Hens when they discover that you need to travel to Palma first and then catch another bus to Magaluf!
We recommend spending a few extra euros and getting to the resort as quickly as possible.
There are numerous transfer companies that can be booked online. Prices vary depending on the type of transport, whether it is shared and the number of people in your group.
You can hire a car directly from the airport, but does anyone actually drive during a Stag or Hen Party?
We don't generally recommend hiring a car because you won't need one once you arrive. Almost everything in Magaluf is located close together.
When comparing the cost and convenience of the different options, taking a taxi is usually the easiest choice.
This one is easy, head towards the beach!
When you're looking for a good meal with amazing views, Magaluf Beach is the place to go. The beachfront is lined from one end to the other with restaurants offering options for a variety of tastes and budgets.
Head towards the Strip!
There are plenty of bars dotted around the resort that make great places to start the night and meet up with the rest of your group. Once everyone is together, head towards the Magaluf Strip.
One after another, it is effectively a golden mile of bars and clubs. You'll hear every type of music, and you can walk directly from one venue to the next until you find your favourites.
Here's a little tip: speak to the PR teams.
We know they can sometimes be annoying, but a group of 12 or more people represents significant business for the bars. Their PR teams will often be able to arrange special offers for your group.
The main Magaluf season runs from April through to October, with May, June, July and August generally considered the peak summer season.
For Stag and Hen groups, some of the busiest periods are April, May and September. These lower-season months are popular because groups can often find better deals on flights and hotels.
Hotels are also more open to short three-night stays during these periods. During July and August, hotels often prefer one or two-week bookings that fill their rooms for longer.
Plenty of Stag and Hen groups still visit during July and August because they prefer to see the resort at its busiest and enjoy more consistently hot weather.
However, the peak summer months tend to attract a younger and more international crowd. August is also usually one of the most expensive months to visit.
Some groups take advantage of the cheaper deals available during winter, but we currently wouldn't recommend visiting between November and March when nightlife is the main priority. During these months, only a small number of bars may be open across the resort.
For Stag and Hen groups, our recommended periods are from the end of April through to early June and during September.
One thing is certain: when you're travelling with the right group, you can have a great time in Magaluf no matter when you visit.
Although the resort has undergone a major transformation, there are still plenty of hotels that welcome large groups.
One of the best things about Magaluf is how compact the resort is. Regardless of which hotel you book, you will rarely be more than a ten-minute walk or a short taxi ride from the Strip, beach, clubs, restaurants, waterparks and shows.
When choosing a hotel, think about the type of trip your group wants.
When you have a large group whose priority is drinking and partying throughout the day and night, luxury-focused hotels may not be the right choice.
For smaller groups that prefer relaxed afternoons and more premium venues, the higher-end beachfront hotels may be more suitable.
Popular group-friendly accommodation has traditionally included:
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