What to Pack for Majorca
Majorca is a fabulous place to visit, and great for a holiday whether you’re travelling alone, with friends or as a family group. Here’s our guide to what to pack for your trip, and don’t forget to go with travel insurance too!

Clothing
Obviously you’re going to want your swimming costume, shorts and t-shirts and other beachwear, but it’s also worth bringing along a lightweight outfit that has longer sleeves and long skirt/trousers. You do get the occasional cooler evening even in the summertime, and at other times of the year, the weather definitely cools towards nightfall. Don’t forget your sunglasses either! If you’re planning on eating out in any of the fancier restaurants in the evening, it’s worth taking a nice evening outfit along, as some restaurants won’t let you in without shirt and tie! Make sure you have comfy shoes if you’re planning on doing any walking, trying to do a hike along the cliff tops in flip-flops is likely to leave you with achy feet and blisters afterwards.
Suntan Lotion
This really is a must, the sun here is hot, and the last thing you want is to end up looking like a lobster and uncomfortable from sunburn. Generally speaking, it’s better to go for a higher factor abroad than you would in the UK as the sun here tends to be hotter.
Pills and Plasters
Don’t forget to bring any medication you are taking, and having a few bits like the odd plaster, a bottle of aftersun lotion and some painkillers never hurts (do check with your airline though to make sure you know what’s allowed). Insect repellent can be useful as well, especially in the evenings.
Camera
If you have a camera that uses film, it’s worth bringing this from home as film here can be a little expensive. If you have a digital camera, remember to bring along spare flash memory cards.
Beach Gear
Some hotels will let you take towels to the beach with you, others won’t, so make sure you find this out and if you need to, bring towels with you. Other useful things can be a parasol, or beach mat, and if you’re into snorkelling, then this is a great place to bring your kit to.
Toiletries
It’s best to travel light when it comes to things like this, take travel size containers holding just enough for the length of your holiday, and then ditch them at the end of your stay to make room for anything you may have bought while you were away.