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Alcudia is one of the most ancient towns of
the island. In fact the town was founded by the Romans in the 2nd
century BC. Many things have changed since the Romans settled in Majorca
and Alcudia is today one of the most important tourist centres of the
Balearic Islands. This is due thanks to the privileged geographical
location of the town. It is located facing a sensational natural bay
that stands out for its immense sandy beach and transparent waters. This
beach has become the major attraction of Alcudia and has another
interesting condition. It has shallow waters until very far into the
sea, which makes this beach the safest for the family with children. In
the same bay is found the Port of Alcudia that used to be long time ago
a fishing port. Nowadays it has become a prolongation of the tourist
urban area. The port is heavily developed and lives exclusively from
tourism income. The town of Alcudia has preserved part of its original
walls, some of, which show traces of Muslim culture, although most parts
have been reformed in the past centuries. The eastern doors of the city,
name Xara, stand out together with those of geh estern part known as San
Sebastián. Half way between the town and the port of Alcudia stands a
small gothic-styled temple worth visiting known as Chapel of Santa Aina
(13th century). Alcudia also shares with Muro and Sa Pobla de nature
reserve of s'Albufera.It consists swamp and marshlands of great
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