If you are a first-time guest at Club MAC, you might be unsure as to how you can make the most of your stay with us. Navigating through our wide range of offerings and activities can seem a tad overwhelming the first time, so be sure to check out our part 1 of earlier list of tips and tricks to help you have a fuss-free and comfortable family holiday with us.

Here are some more expert tips and handy info to help you pick the right entertainment option, know where to shop, and turn your next family holiday into a perfect getaway at Club MAC.

Pick the right entertainment option

 Entertainment options are categorised by age; for 4 to 8 year olds, 9 to 12 year olds, teenagers (only in high season) and adults.

• Some activities for kids include our staff’s supervision. Check the app or website for details. Some may need an adult present.

• There are activities like water games, pool parties, splash dances and beach excursions in which the entire family can participate together. After all, Club MAC is all about having a good time together on your family holiday!

• The Alcudia Hidropark is only 20 meters from the resort and has slides suitable for everyone in the family. Get free access when you stay with us and only pay for food, drinks, and sunbeds. You can get a 20% discount with your all-inclusive wristband.

• Evening entertainment includes daily shows and concerts at the Circus and Saturno stages. You can check the events calendar to find musical shows, karaoke nights, magic shows and comedy shows and plan ahead.

• The entertainment programs are also displayed across notice boards at the resort.

Know where to shop

• The hotel shop sells all these items from snacks and sun care to souvenirs and baby items.

• You can get a 15% discount voucher for the shop if you book a premium room or a family suite.

• Every evening, market stalls around the lake sell items like caricature paintings to toys, scented candles, arts and crafts, jewellery and even crêpes!

• A large local market runs in old Alcudia town every Tuesday and Sunday

Good to know tips and tricks

• Check-in is from 1400 hrs but if you arrive early, bring a small bag with swimming costumes and any items you might need for the first few hours. We will give you access to the luggage rooms, changing rooms, and showers.

• Speed up your check-in process by registering online. You can also make special requests for your room to be in a particular building or floor. Read about it here.

• Club MAC restricts smoking to designated areas. This policy supports our family-friendly resort. Staff will clearly signpost these areas.

• Club MAC has an innovative reusable cup system to eliminate plastic waste from the site. Guests have to pay a €1 refundable deposit per cup, only for adults.Every time you return for a drink, staff will serve you in a freshly washed cup. You can get as many cups as you want, but each requires a €1 card deposit. At day’s end, return your cup. You’ll receive a card to exchange for a clean cup the next day. At the end of your stay, return the card and get back your deposit.

• If you have any query, visit our Guest Satisfaction Team. They are always ready to assist you in any way possible.

• At the end of your first stay at Club MAC, ask us how to become a MAC Lover and get discounts for your next booking!

With these useful tips and tricks up your sleeve, your family holiday at Club MAC is destined to be an unforgettable experience!

If you are a first-time guest at Club MAC, you might be unsure as to how you can make the most of your stay with us. Navigating through our wide range of offerings and activities can seem a tad overwhelming the first time, so we have put together a list of tips and tricks over a two-part series to help you have a fuss-free and comfortable family holiday.

Find the information you need

• Club MAC is a large resort with 988 rooms spread across three buildings, 8 swimming pools, lakes, restaurants, and activity zones. There is a lot of information to guide you around, easily available on our website and the apps.
• Check out our web-app clubmac.dtouch
• The website has a detailed FAQ section, where you can find answers to most questions, including information on excursions.
• While staying with us, our staff will be able to guide you well, and the 24/7 reception is only a call away by dialing 9 from your room phone.
• We print a daily newsletter to help you plan your day, which you can pick up in the lobbies or at breakfast.
• Stay informed and receive important Club MAC news all year round by following us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Tiktok and  Youtube 

Getting to and around Club MAC

• To get to Club MAC from the airport, you can avail of shared or private transfers via this link.
• You can avail of our free shuttle that runs to and from between the resort main gate and the beach (Minerva street nº2 or search for “club mac bus stop” on Google Maps) between 10 am and 5 pm, every half an hour. Access our Web-app, go to ‘our services’ and there go to ‘transport’.
• There is a free shuttle in the evenings during the high season from 7:30 pm to 10:30 pm to the port where there are many and restaurants and bars. Access the timetable go to the same page as explained before.

Know the rooms and facilities before you book at Club Mac

• Before you book a package, know what is included in the All-Inclusive vs All-Inclusive Gold packages and which services are paid. Note that all-inclusive applies only to food and drink, not to all services.
• Pick between the various types of rooms – Standard, Premium, Family Suite.
• All rooms include centralised A/C, fridge, coffee/tea maker, desk, television, telephone, free safe, shower gel and shampoo, and hairdryer.
• Get free Wi-Fi in your room with the code ‘clubmacwifi’ and stay connected.
• You can avail additional paid services like washing, hairdresser, beauty treatment, medical centre, lockers for luggage, and professional photography.
• You can also get free access to dressing rooms. Bring your own towels or rent pool towels against a small deposit. A useful service for early arrivals or late departures!
• The private doctor’s office at the resort is open from 10 am till 5 pm daily. They accept most travel insurances, but factor in any excesses.
• You can get pedalos for free in the mornings from 10 am till 1 pm. Don’t miss it!

Dine and drink without the hassle

• We have three restaurants in the three buildings – Jupiter, Saturn and Marte – which are open between 8 am and midnight. Check their opening hours on the website or the app to know where to head to eat when.
• The restaurants serve all-you-can-eat breakfast and buffet-style daily themed dinners as well as buffet lunches.
• Speak to the restaurant maître about any allergies or dietary requirements upon entering the restaurant.
• Between mealtimes, hot and cold snacks and soft ice creams are served at the bars, where you can also enjoy free drinks from 10am till midnight. The choice of drinks depends on your package.
• At lunch time you can also enjoy a burger or a slice of pizza by the lake.
• Late dinner is available from 10 pm till midnight. There are also options for early breakfast and takeaway picnic – just ask!
• In fact, if you’re headed out on a picnic, we can also help you with excursion options or hire a car for you to travel locally.
• There are separate bars for kids and adults, please use these facilities accordingly.
• You can get high chairs for babies and use the microwaves at our restaurants. Microwaves are also available for use in the halls of the buildings for when the restaurants are closed.
• The Coffee Corner self-service bars are operational 24 hours in each building.
• We can help you celebrate a special occasion like a birthday, anniversary or honeymoon. Use this link to check prices and request in advance. Want something extra? Book a package that includes a visit from the Club MAC mascot to your table, subject to availability, by emailing us at jeferecepcioncm@mac-hotels.com

Want more expert suggestions on how to make your family holiday at Club MAC an unforgettable experience? Watch out for the next set of handy info on how to pick the right entertainment option, know where to shop, and better-to-know tips and tricks – coming next on this blog.

Explore the Natural Wonders Around Club MAC Alcudia

Located on the beautiful Alcudia beach, Club MAC Alcudia is not only a top family destination but also a gateway to Mallorca’s natural beauty. The resort sits next to the Albufera Natural Park, a protected area home to unique wildlife, making it an ideal spot for nature lovers. S’Albufera is a unique locality, a heritage of natural values and its own species, with its own rhythms and sounds.

The Club MAC resort is a top choice for families. Guests enjoy the sun and sea while staying close to nature and they often delight in encounters with the unique Mediterranean flora and fauna.

Birdwatching and Wildlife at Club MAC Alcudia

The region’s diverse ecosystem is home to over 303 bird species. The residents include the mallard duck, water rail, and yellow-legged gull. Migratory visitors like herons, plovers, and storks can also be seen.. For birdwatchers, this is a paradise, with opportunities to see rare species like Montagu’s harrier and peregrine falcon.

Beyond the birds, the lakes around Club MAC teem with life. Families often enjoy watching schools of fish like mullet, carp, and black goby swimming through the crystal-clear waters. Children are particularly excited to spot frogs, turtles, and the occasional water snake.

Immerse Yourself in the S’Albufera Natural Park

For those who want to dive deeper into the island’s natural wonders, S’Albufera Natural Park is just a short distance from the resort. Whether you’re a casual visitor or a dedicated nature enthusiast, the park provides an unforgettable experience.

The access is on foot or by bicycle over Ingleses bridge. You can use the roads of the nearby urbanizations or the parking lot provided for this purpose next to the entrance of the park. Bus lines L302, L315 and L324 stop in front of the park.

Admission is FREE but a permit is required and must be requested at the Information Center. The center opens from 9 am to 4 pm all year round, except on Christmas and New Year’s Eve holidays. Group visits require a special permit that must be requested in advance at the Park. Visiting hours are from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. between April 1 and September 30, and from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. between October 1 and March 31.

After a day of fun in the sun, the night market at Club MAC Alcudia is the perfect way to unwind and treat yourself. From locally crafted souvenirs to tasty snacks, there’s something for everyone. Get those Euros ready to shop and indulge while enjoying the warm evening breeze.

You’ll find a night time market set up around the lake, near the quiet area, which is present every single day . To whet your appetite and tickle your shopping tastebuds, we’ve written a taster of what you can expect to find at the market. Get those Euros ready – there’s something for everyone, from food, crafts, toys and much more

Locally made souvenirs

You’ll find a stand laden with beautiful handmade items that you’ll be dying to snap up and take back home. Whether it’s a present for people not with you, or a family memento of your holiday, you’ll fall in love with the craftmanship.

Choose from wooden items that can be personalised with your family name, or talk with the local craftsman who can make you anything you like out of metal wire.

The perfect toy

There’s everything you can think of at the toy stall. As well as traditional toys like cuddly dogs, toy cars and Lego, you’ll also find the ‘must have’ toys of the year, like fidget spinners. Whether you’re looking for something to play with on holiday or to take home and treasure, you’ll find the perfect toy.

Update your phone case

A personalised mobile phone cover is an innovative way to remember your holiday at Club MAC. It’s the souvenir you didn’t know you wanted. The craftsman has an engraving machine. They can create a specialist phone case from any type of metal you choose.

Take home an expertly drawn caricature

There’s nothing quite like a skilled caricature, and you can treat yourself to one at the night market. Go for a family pose, or just yourself – it’ll look great hanging up at home!

Get your kids a tattoo!

Don’t worry, it’s not a real tattoo. It’s a special salon that creates tattoo transfers for kids. They come in loads of different designs and are waterproof, so won’t get washed away in the pool. The tattoos will delight your kids and should last around a month, so will be a lovely reminder of the holiday when you get back home.

Waffles and crepes

Even with all of our lovely food on site, sometimes you just want an extra treat in the evening. The night market has a stall offering delicious freshly made crepes and waffles, with loads of different toppings. There are more than 15 flavour combinations, including strawberries, ice cream and Nutella. Delicious!

Alcudia, the port town where Club MAC Alcudia is located, is a perfect holiday destination for cycling enthusiasts. Boasting stunning landscapes, fantastic weather – with average temperatures reaching as high as 26°C in summer, amazing cultural attractions and well-paved roads, you can have a great cycling holiday in Alcudia, seeing the best this region has to offer as you ride on by.

Renting bikes

You can find bike rental services across the Alcudia area. We should note that prices vary, depending on the bike frame you want and the duration of your hire. You may find that some services charge you extra for pedal hire, but if you bring your own, they might be willing to fit them for free.

Cycling routes

Once you have rented a bike, you can go off and explore the Island at your leisure. If you want somewhere to start, why don’t you try one of Majorca’s popular cycling routes?

Lluc Monastery route

If you’re new to the art of cycling you might want to start with a nice ride along the Lluc Monastery route. This 30 mile ride is the perfect path to take for your first trip up into Majorca’s stunning mountains.

You start with a nice slow climb up the famous Tramutana mountain range via the gorgeous Coll de sa Batalla route. Then you arrive at the ancient Luc Monastery, where you have the chance to look around and experience traditional Spanish culture before taking a nice descent down the coll-de-femenia into the charming town of Pollenca.

Cap de Formentor lighthouse route

Are you more of a beach person? If you are then you might want to think about trying the Cap de Formentor lighthouse route instead.

A 25 mile ride, the path starts and ends in the same town as the Lluc Monastery route; the lovely settlement known as Pollenca. It’s a bit of a climb as it takes you up into the hilly terrain of a peninsula before you arrive at the pinnacle of your ride; the world famous Cap de Formentor lighthouse, which is well worth a few hours of your time. Along the way this route allows you to pass by some of the most epic stretches of sand that Majorca has to offer.

Around the orange groves route

However, if you’re looking for something a little quieter and more peaceful there’s only one route you should take. This 25 mile loop route takes you around the stunning orange groves of Majorca.

You start and finish in the hard-not-to-love traditional town of Llucmajor. Then the path will take you down some of the quietest little country roads in Majorca, whilst giving you the opportunity to ride through the citrus groves and small fincas the island has become famous for.

Around Alcudia

But if you want to stay closer to the resort, you can find plenty of good cycling routes near Alcudia. You could try the 30 mile route through the S’Albufera Nature Park, for instance. Here, you’ll be able to take a nice easy ride, along well-paved paths, viewing the fascinating flora and fauna that calls these wetlands home. You may want to watch out for the European Turtle, which is incredibly rare!

Book Club MAC

So if you decide to go for a cycling holiday in Alcudia, you’ll have everything you need to make fantastic memories. You should choose Club MAC Alcudia as your resort. We provide an all-inclusive experience, with eight swimming pools, fantastic food, entertainment for all ages and more. When you book a stay at our resort, you’ll be sure to have the time of your life, while cycling through Majorca!

When you’re staying with us, you can also enjoy a wide range of sporting activities. At our resort, you can find activities like archery, rifle shooting, tennis, table tennis, mini golf and football, or go running on our track. Meanwhile, you can play team sports with your family like volleyball and football on our beach sand court, or try activities like snorkelling and windsurfing on Alcudia’s beaches, creating fantastic holiday memories!

When you stay at Club MAC Alcudia, you’ll get a unique chance to experience authentic Majorcan life. You may want to talk to locals, but doing this can be hard when you’re a tourist. In this article, we supply you with some handy tips that you can use to embrace local culture while staying in Majorca.

Fascinating culture

Majorcan culture has developed over thousands of years, providing a unique holiday experience for today’s tourists. As well as enjoying Majorca’s fabulous climate and golden beaches, you might want to check out its stunning attractions, like the 14^th Century Roman Catholic Sant Jaume Church in Alcudia, to familiarise yourself with the local culture. You may want to keep the following tips in mind, while travelling around Majorca, to ensure you respect and can experience the Island’s culture.

Learn simple phrases

You should find out how to overcome the language barrier before going to Majorca, so you can communicate with locals and learn more about this fascinating culture. You can learn simple Spanish phrases with phrasebooks, which you can buy on your local high street. You can also download apps like Google Translate to your phone. Available for Android, this app works with over 100 languages, including Spanish and has its own phrasebook.

You can also learn multiple languages, including Spanish, with apps like Duo Lingo. Available for free on Android and iOS, it features spoken and written exercises, to help you learn. With Duo Lingo, you also hit targets as you learn, keeping you motivated, as you become a Spanish speaker. Start using Duo Lingo now, so you can have all winter to learn Spanish, before visiting Club MAC in summer 2017!

Know their money

It helps to know the true value of items when going on holiday, so you can plan your budget wisely and buy authentic souvenirs, to remind you of your time in Majorca. Before you fly out, find out how much items generally cost in Euros, the local currency, so you can make transactions competently. As a baseline, £1 generally equals 1.1€ to 1.3€, but the exchange rate can fluctuate. You can change your currency into Euros at the reception in our Marte building.

Follow the etiquette

Majorca has its own commonly understood rules on how you should act in public. Familiarise yourself with Majorcan etiquette, so that you don’t appear rude to locals, sticking out. When greeting people, for example, shake hands with men, but kiss women on the cheek. If in doubt, ask the person you are talking to about appropriate etiquette. They’ll appreciate that you’re going to a lot of effort to fit in.

Embrace traditions

People like it when others show an interest in their culture. When in Majorca, try embracing Spanish traditions, so you can learn more about how to fit in. If you celebrate Christmas in Alcudia, for instance, you could take part in the chanting of the “Sibil-la” (Song of Sybil). Performed in churches throughout Alcudia, this is a traditional liturgical drama and Gregorian chant, which is just amazing to witness.

Ask Club MAC

So if you do some research before flying out, you will be able to embrace local Majorcan culture, providing you with a unique holiday experience. If you have any questions about local Majorcan life, remember that we’re always happy to help. You can pose your queries to our team via the live chat box on the Club MAC Alcudia’s official website to learn more about this fascinating culture.

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Majorca is a top holiday destination for nature enthusiasts. There are a number of stunning natural attractions on the Island such as Jardines de Alfabia, considered the jewel of Majorca’s breath-taking Alfabia Mountains. Why should you check out Jardines de Alfabia while staying at Club MAC Alcudia?

Hiking holidays

There are a range of great walking routes across Majorca. If you’re looking for the perfect hiking destination during your getaway, head to Majorca’s iconic Serra de Tramuntana mountain range, which include the Alfabia Mountains.

Based not too far from Club MAC Alcudia, the Alfabia Mountains are situated in North-West Majorca. While walking through the Alfabia Mountains, you’ll encounter fascinating flora and fauna, quaint villages and farms, breath-taking landscapes and popular historical attractions. Jardines de Alfabia is the crowning jewel in the region and not to be missed.

Mix of influences

You can reach Jardines de Alfabia by driving west across the Island for roughly 40 minutes to Bunyola. The site includes a house, ornate gardens and an orchard. It dates back to 15^th Century, when the Muslim-ruled Balearic Islands were conquered by Christian Aragon, a fore-runner of modern Spain.

Jardines de Alfabia is features a mix of Muslim and Christian influences. Its name is based on the Arabic phrase “al fabi” which means “jar of olives.’ Historians believe that the complex was designed by the territory’s Muslim governor Benihabet, who converted to Christianity after the invasion. The house was then re-modelled in the 18^th Century, becoming a classic example of Baroque architecture.

Jardines de Alfabia

Jardines de Alfabia’s most popular feature is its striking gardens. When you visit, you can walk through a large, three-lane, tree covered, walkway to reach the gardens, arriving on a patio. Here you can view the gardens’ most famous feature – a pergola with impressive water fountains. It also includes 24 stone hydras and numerous water jets which cross one another, creating a fascinating water show.

You can also walk from the main space to a lower garden. This spaces boasts a more tropical flavour, with protected Majorcan palm trees known as garballons. Here you’ll also see bamboo groves, lily ponds and citrus trees, which produce amazing orange juice. Jardines de Alfabia is open year round, with entrance costing 5.50€ in winter and 6.50€ in summer, although children under ten go free.

Fantastic getaway

With stunning architecture, impressive water features and beautiful plants, Jardines de Alfabia is well worth a visit. However, it is just one of the amazing sites you can explore when staying at Club MAC Alcudia. From nearby historical attractions such as Alcudia’s old town to the wild beaches which lie on the other side of the Island, there is plenty to explore, ensuring you have a fantastic family getaway.

When holidaying at Club MAC Alcudia, you will need to find out how to reach our resort, as well as how to travel around the island. Here is your guide to getting around while visiting Club MAC Alcudia.

Reaching Majorca

It is important that you look for flights to Palma Airport, as this is the only airport in Majorca. It is typically identified with the code PMI (Palma de Majorca) but it appears differently, depending on your airline. On Thomson they use the standard code. On Ryanair it will appear simply as Mallorca, using the alternative spelling for Majorca, while on EasyJet it will be shown as Majorca (Palma) PMI.

Once you reach Palma Airport, you can rent a car. Renting a car allows you to go off the beaten track, exploring hidden Majorcan gems such as the Coves del Hams caves and Es Calo beach at your own convenience. National Atesa, Avis, Herz and Europcar all provide car rental services from Palma Airport and as standard you will pay between 200€ to 500€ for one week, but it can cost more. We suggest you search for flights and car rental services via Skyscanner.co.uk, to find the cheapest deals.

Transfer services

Alternatively, you can transfer from Palma to Club MAC via shuttle bus. With this option, it’ll take you around an hour to reach the resort, depending on whether Club MAC is the first or last drop off point on the route. You can book a shuttle bus transfer, shared or private, with our partner firm Hoppa. Just click on the link on the bottom of our website’s Home Page and book your transfer online.

Bus trips

You can also visit some of nearby Alcudia town’s most popular sites very easily while staying at our resort. We hold regular free bus runs to the beach, known for its luxurious golden sands, from Club MAC’s main gate between 10am and 5pm. In the high season, you can also take a bus free service to Alcudia port, connecting you with its outstanding bars and restaurants, daily from 7.30pm to 10.30pm. Check out the Resort Page on the Club MAC website to find bus schedules for the beach and port runs.

To find out more about taking buses in Alcudia, consult the map featured above, which is also available from Transport Majorca, where you can find all the information to travel around the island. We should note that routes 351 through 356 serve North Majorca, where Alcudia is located, but the grey route doesn’t operate in winter. Note that the Club MAC bus stop is called ‘Hotel Reinas,’ the former name for our resort. Meanwhile, you can find the Magic bus stop, which serves most routes, at the end of the road from Club MAC, meaning you won’t have to walk too far when you decide to head into town.

Using taxis

To travel around the island you can also book a taxi easily from Club MAC Alcudia. Our Guest Satisfaction Department can provide you with a list of local taxi services in the holiday season. During the winter, you can arrange taxis by contacting booking@clubmac.es or by the chat feature on our website in business hours. You can transfer from the airport to our resort via taxi, which as standard costs 70€ to 75€. Majorcan taxis often carry four people maximum and there will be a limited amount of room for luggage in the boot.

Enjoy Club MAC

The last thing you want to worry about when flying out to Majorca is your travel plans. We would advise you to research transfer and travel options before jetting out to the Balearics, so you can focus on enjoying everything Club MAC Alcudia has to offer when you get here. With our all-inclusive experience, you’re sure to make holiday memories you’ll cherish forever at our popular family resort!

While you’re holidaying at Club MAC Alcudia, you may want to check out Majorca’s capital city, Palma. Filled with a range of fantastic cultural and historical attractions, Palma is a holidaymakers dream. If you choose to go to the Majorcan capital, we’d suggest you make time to visit the Royal Palace of La Almudaina, one of the city’s star attractions.

Check out Palma

If you rent a car, you can drive from Alcudia, the port town where Club MAC Alcudia is based to Palma in around three quarters of an hour. You can also get buses from Alcudia to Palma or you could even explore the city before you come to our resort, as your flight will arrive in Palma Airport.

When you travel to Palma, you’re set for the adventure of a lifetime. Founded in 124 B.C., Palma has been inhabited for centuries, so it has a tonne of great attractions. You could acquaint yourself with the city’s religious life by checking out Palma Cathedral, which is built in a grand Catalan Gothic style, or learn about its past by heading to Bellver Castle, one of the last circular castles left in Europe!

Royal Palace of La Almudaina

You could also head tothe Royal Palace of La Almudaina, one of Palma’s most popular tourist sites. Built way back in the 13th Century A.D., the building is a fortified palace, which served as the seat of the independent Kingdom of Majorca, until it became a part of the Kingdom of Aragon.

The Royal Palace of La Almudaina is an absolutely breathtaking building. Its famous rectangular tower, King’s Palace, and Queen’s Palace are architectural gems. Tinell Hall and the Royal Chapel buildings are also stunning. You are sure to love their beauty and historical charm.

The Palace is just as exciting on the inside. It features sumptuous tapestries, fixtures, and furnishings from a range of historical periods! We can’t talk about The Royal Palace of La Almudaina without mentioning its main attraction. This is the changing of the guard ceremony (Relevo de la Guardia de Honor). It is held at noon on the last Saturday of every month in front of the Palace. This event is a sight to behold. During this colourful ceremony, soldiers wear historic uniforms to recreate traditions set by those who came before them. They put on a fantastic show for you to watch!

Visit the Palace

Holiday of a lifetime

The Royal Palace of La Almudaina is just one of the stunning attractions waiting for you when you reach Majorca. The island features a range of cultural, historical and natural sites which are sure to give you the holiday of a lifetime when you’re at Club MAC Alcudia!

Before heading to Club MAC Alcudia for a summer getaway, ask yourself: What if you lose your passport in Majorca? By researching this now, you’ll have the peace of mind to enjoy your time in the Balearics this summer!

Getting back home

The Passports Office explains what you should do if you lose your passport, or if it is damaged, stolen or expires while you’re abroad in Majorca. For security reasons make sure the old passport is cancelled and if it has been stolen, report it to the police. Then, try and get a replacement passport, but if you can’t do that then get an Emergency Travel Document (ETD) which will let you leave Majorca and come back home.

An ETD is valid for a specific journey, allowing travel to the UK or your resident country through up to five countries.It won’t guarantee entry if you need a visa, but you don’t need to worry for direct flights from Majorca to the UK. You can only travel to the destinations listed on your ETD application. If your plans change, you’ll need a new ETD.

Applying for an ETD

If you need to get an ETD while you’re in Majorca, you will need to contact the British Consulate in Palma. You will need to apply in person and the Consulate advises that if you’re due to travel within 48 hours of losing your passport, contact them as soon as possible. Otherwise you should make an appointment to visit the Consulate and apply for an ETD. Bring the following to your appointment:

• A filled out ETD application form.
• The £95 application fee in euros.
• A recent passport-quality photo of yourself.
• Proof of your travel plans e.g. booking confirmation.
• A police report if your passport has been stolen.

Keep it secure

To avoid needing an ETD, keep your passport secure while in Majorca. At Club MAC Alcudia, we ensure your peace of mind. Use the free safe in your room to keep your passport secure!