Paguera has been a favoured Mallorcan tourist resort since the 1960s and is immensely popular with European visitors, particularly from Germany. Although not as frenetic as nearby Magalluf and Palma Nova, and slightly more upmarket, it is still a noisy and bustling resort - not one to visit if seeking peace and tranquillity. Paguera is situated on the southwest coast of the island and boasts three principal beaches that are popular with holidaymakers (Playa Palmira, Playa Tora and Playa La Romana) and are linked by a pedestrian promenade. This Spanish resort town offers a number of activities to enjoy during the day, as well as a lively nightlife, although many choose to simply enjoy the entertainment offered by their hotels. There are also regular buses to the ever-popular, even busier Magaluf and other neighbouring towns and resorts. Many visitors come to enjoy the web of coastal hiking routes, while others prefer to just laze on the beach and enjoy the sunshine and warm waters.
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