Magaluf Party Holiday 2022

Magaluf is fast becoming one of the most popular holiday destinations for everyone! With Instagram worthy hotels and bars with great atmospheres it's not hard to see why. And here at Party Hard we don't skimp either, we've now got everything! When you book a 2022 Magaluf party holiday it will now come with baggage and transfers included PLUS you can upgrade and get your events for the week here too! Take the stress out of being the organiser and secure the perfect deal with a few simple steps and we'll do the rest for you - saving you precious time and money! What sounds better than that?

Magaluf in Majorca has it all - from gorgeous sandy beaches to the wildest boat parties and some of the biggest clubs in the world attracting world famous DJ's and artists. Magaluf truly does tick all of the boxes for your perfect lads & girls party hard holiday! Search now to find your ultimate 2022 Magaluf party holiday.

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When To Go
Weather
Health & Safety
Money & ATMs

The summer seasons in Magaluf are a little bit different to some of the seasons. They start earlier and go on a little bit longer, with the busiest months being June and July. Our season in Magaluf starts around mid-May, that’s when all the best events start kicking off, and they keep on going each and every week until mid-September. Check out the tips below that answer our two main questions – when’s cheapest, and when’s busiest.
Cheapest
The cheapest times to go would be the end of May, beginning of June, end of August and beginning of September. It is a little bit quieter at these times and you can save some pennies.
Busiest
So, the busiest time to go to Maga is June into July. That’s when the resort will be at its busiest. However with peak season the prices can be a little higher so bare that in mind when choosing your dates.
Majorca is a very popular Island to visit and the weather is one of the many reasons. The weather in Magaluf in the summer months on average is in the high 20s to 30s, sometimes even hitting the high 30s. The weather in Magaluf is typical for any Mediterranean island, and that means long hot summers. July and August sees the highest temperatures in Magaluf with the average hours of sunshine a day reaching up to 11 hours. Make sure you follow these simple steps to keep yourself safe in the sun:
Drink plenty of water.
Make sure you wear sun protection – sunburn can ruin any holiday.
The nights in Magaluf can be a little cooler compared to some of our other resorts, so Air-Con might not always be needed, but if you do want to get it be aware that most hotels may charge extra for this.
Before you head out to Majorca, make sure you have adequate travel and medical insurance. Different insurance providers cover for different things, so make sure you read what cover you will get carefully before just going for the cheapest option – nobody wants to be hit with a big medical bill for a minor accident.
Although this should not be used as a substitute for insurance, you should consider taking a European Health Insurance Card (EHIC). All current EHIC cards are valid until their expiry dates. If your EHIC card has expired you will need to apply for the new Global Health Insurance Card (GHIC). For more information please visit the following uk government advice Visit Europe from 1 January 2021 – GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)
In the unfortunate event of you falling ill on holiday, there are a number of places that you can seek medical help in Magaluf. For minor ailments, you can use the chemist and for more serious problems there are a number of medical centres which provide a 24-hour service to tourists and locals. Please be advised that most medical centres operate privately, which is why we recommend travel insurance.
Passports and Visas
You will need an additional 6 months validity on your passport from the end date of your holiday. Plus your passport must not be more than 10 years old. For more info please visit the following government advice Visit Europe from 1 January 2021 – GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)
Police and Security
If you are in need of any police assistance, there is a police station located in the middle of Magaluf. In cases of emergency, dial the emergency number 112 to be put directly through to police. A lot of the hotels in Magaluf have their own security guards, so should you need to report anything in or around your hotel, make sure you go to them.
You will find a number of ATMs in Magaluf, but before you use them, be sure to check with your bank how much they will charge you to withdraw, as most ATMs will charge you a transaction fee. A number of clubs, bars and restaurants allow you to pay by card, however not everywhere will, so be sure to have a combination of cash and card. You can also use prepaid currency cards when you stay which allow you to top up an amount before you leave and budget your spending. There are also new online banks that are perfect for when you go abroad as they allow you to withdraw a certain amount of money and use your card to a certain limit without any extra charges. Some of our reps use these cards too! Check which ones best suit you.