Holiday in Majorca for beach breaks under £200 with 12 hours of sunshine & cheap drinks

MAJORCA is one of Brits' favourite sunny destinations - and with good reason.

With holidays under £200pp, more than 300 days of sunshine and world-famous beach clubs, the Balearic island is set to become even more popular this year.

More than two million Brits are said to visit Majorca every year, and it takes an average flight time of just under three hours.

The popular destination serves as a backdrop for the Love Island summer seasons, and celebrities like Ronaldo, Michael Jordan and Kate Moss are spotted there regularly.

The Spanish island is great for any holiday, from a party escape with mates to family-friendly stays.

to Majorca are available and , including flights and accommodation at 4-star

The can also be booked by calling and quoting 'The Sun' on 0204 505 9782.

The best - and cheapest - times to visit Majorca are usually during the shoulder seasons, so April, May, September and October.

During this time, the average temperature hits around 23C, with 12 hours of sunshine daily and virtually zero chance of rain.

If you're trying to enjoy the wilder side of Majorca, visiting the famous beach clubs has to be on your list.

The most famous spot is Nikki Beach, which is great for celeb spotting, resident DJs and luxurious cabanas on the white sandy beach.

Meanwhile, Oean's Beach Club is known for having some of the island's 'biggest pool parties'.

The beach club is open from the morning until the evening, and it's followed by its nightclub, 'Ocean Room', which is open until 6am.

If you're after a cheap night out instead, a study by a revealed the best areas to hit the bars in.

Carrer Nuredduna and Blanquerna in Palma are said to be the cheapest neighbourhoods, with beers costing around £1.70 (2€).

Away from the beach parties and bars, the island is filled with activities and watersports.

Thanks to the endless miles of coastline, the island offers hundreds of watersports opportunities - from kayaking, windsurfing and diving to snorkelling and paddle diving, you'll always find something to do.

That said, if you are not a fan of water activities, there is a lot to explore inland.

For instance, the Catedral de Mallorca was remodelled by Gaudi more than 100 years ago and is the top activity to do in Palma on Tripadvisor, with more than 16,000 reviews.

The Palma Aquarium is 'one of the most interactive aquariums in Europe', and it's usually a hit with little ones.

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