Paguera has been a favoured Mallorcan resort since the 1960s and is immensely popular with European visitors, particularly from Germany. Although not as hectic as nearby Magalluf and Palma Nova, and slightly more upmarket, it is still a bustling resort.  Paguera is situated on the south west coast of the island approximately 45 minutes drive from the airport, and boasts three main beaches that are linked by a pedestrian promenade. There are a number of activities to enjoy during the day, as well as a lively nightlife, although many choose to enjoy the entertainment offered by their hotels. There are also regular buses to nearby resorts and Palma. Many visitors come to enjoy walking the many coastal hiking routes, while others prefer to relax on the beach and enjoy the sunshine and warm waters.

 

Shopping: The El Bulevar is a long stretch of shops behind the pedestrian promenade. There is a range of supermarkets, as well as shops selling anything from souvenirs to designer clothes.

Restaurants: Paguera offers a number of different restaurants with a variety of cuisine. Many cater for the German palette, though some offer local dishes and excellent seafood. There are also numerous various sidewalk cafes and bistros along the promenade.
Nightlife: Paguera has a range of bars, and although many cater to German visitors, there are British style pubs available too.

Activities: There are plenty of activities available from water sports to the nearby golf courses, and excellent walking and hiking. An interesting short boat trip is to the Dragonera Natural Park on the small Dragonera Island. The conservation area has a small museum, as well as Roman ruins.