Puerto Pollensa holidays

As Puerto Pollensa is a port-side resort, you know the fish will be freshly caught each day. Enjoy seafood platters to share and creamy fish sauces over pasta. Tuck into hearty Mediterranean cuisine where roasted vegetables, cured meats and warming stews are a firm favourite. Dine by the marina in elegant settings or venture inland for quaint tapas restaurants.

The main beach is in a fantastic location and has been awarded Blue Flag status. Centrally situated, the beach is 1.5km long and falls in the shape of a horseshoe. With watersports and plenty of sun loungers, the Port Pollensa Beach is perfect for both relaxing and being adventurous. If you’re looking for ultimate peace and quiet, venture north to the isolated coves of Cala Murta and Cala Figuera. Set in nature reserves, you can find your own natural paradise while relaxing on the sands and rocks.

With an emphasis on a laid-back lifestyle, Puerto Pollensa has many relaxing and leisurely activities for you to enjoy.

Plaza Miquel Capllonch: Explore the main historical square of the resort, Plaza Miquel Capllonch. This is the cultural hub of Puerto Pollensa and is where you can enjoy a wide range of restaurants, bars, shops and cafes during both day and night. The Parish of Our Lady of Carmen makes up the west of the square and is dedicated to the patron saint of sailors and fishermen.

Golf: Enjoy a round of golf in the 9-hole golf course at Golf Pollensa. Surrounded by nature, the fairways roll through the trees creating natural challenges for players. Enjoy a leisurely game taking in the beauty of your surroundings as you play through the course. This golf course is great for beginners and the more experiences as it’s set to meet a medium level of difficulty.

Pine Walk: Take a stroll along the famous Pine Walk which flows for over two miles along the pretty coastline. This promenade is lined with lush pine trees and is where you’ll find many cultural attractions. Local artists display their creations along this route with paintings, murals and sculptures on show. There’s even a number of restaurants, cafes and bars where you can unwind and take in the scenery both day and night.