2025 Pollensa Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in June)

Welcome to the town of Pollença. You’ll see that I’ve already visited the Port de Pollença, but today I travel approximately 6km inland to see the town that gave the port it’s name. It’s charming, it’s cute and you’ll want to spend more than a day here exploring all of the nooks and crannies it has to offer! As you look through the photos, you’ll see why this town has been listed as one of the most beautiful towns and villages to visit in Spain. It has a unique charm that doesn’t feel tainted by tourism in anyway. Make sure you climb the 365 steps that lead up to the Calvari church. Yes, you read that right - 365 steps - one for each day of the year! The Calvari church was built between 1795-1799. And to reward you for the effort in climbing the steps, there is a cafe to one side of the church. Make sure you look back over the climb you’ve just accomplished and Marcel at the scenery all around. This town also boasts the Pont Romano, or Roman Bridge, and you can discover that with me today. Another one of the town’s defining features is the Convent and Cloister of Sant Domingo. The cloisters are also home to the Museum of Pollença and it even houses a collection of contemporary art which was free to enter. Make sure you check out the Baroque cloister, famous for its four arched corridors. It was closed by time I got there, but I was able to take a sneak peek. It’s here that music concerts and festivals take place. After a lot of walking and exploring, it was time to relax with a cold beer. I headed back to the bottom of the calvari steps to enjoy a bit of time in this outdoor bar. Along the way, you’ll see many examples of the cute blonde stonework that make this town so popular with locals and tourists alike. All in all, Pollença is a beautiful town, and is a must see whilst visiting Mallorca. #mallorca #majorca #spain #europe #vacation #holiday

Mallorca has so much to offer. Although many people think of Mallorca as either a beach destination or a place to party (I.e. Magaluf), the reality couldn’t be more different! Yes, Mallorca offers those things. But it also has so much culture and history within it’s quaint villages and towns - and I’m on a mission to discover them! I explored Port de Pollença, or Puerto Pollença. This town is the northernmost town on the island of Mallorca, but it will be well worth the effort in travelling here. I took some time to explore the beautiful marina, and admired the stunning boats and yachts that are moored here. I also took some time to admire the breathtaking views of the Bay of Pollença. Here, you can enjoy some awe-inspiring views of the Tramuntana Mountain range along with the crystal clear waters of the Mediterranean. It really is the perfect place to relax and unwind. #Mallorca #majorca #spain #españa #holiday #vacation #beach

When many people think of Mallorca, what comes to mind? Sun, sea and booze loving Brits abroad? The truth is, Mallorca has so much more to offer than the stereotypical image that may come to mind. The natural beauty, history and culture on show is some of the best that Southern Europe has to offer. On the north side of the island is the Tramuntana mountain range. Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2011, the mountain range is the backbone of Mallorca - and the views along this mountain range are absolutely stunning. At Cap de Formentor, you can visit the northernmost part of Mallorca, which is topped off by Far de Formentor - a Victorian lighthouse that graces the vistas. But one of the most beautiful points to visit whilst on the island of Mallorca is the Mirador de Es Colomer - as can be seen here. The Greens of the Mountains contrast perfectly with the turquoise blues of the Mediterranean Sea. It’ll leave you in awe and will surely be a highlight of your trip to Mallorca. #mallorca #traveleurope #traveltheworld #formentor #capdeformentor #beautifulmallorca #hermosamallorca #thingstodomallorca #photography #travelphoto #travelphotography #travelmallorca #españa #travelspain #viajarespaña #beautifulspain

#4月好地方2025 Cap de Formentor** 📍 **Location**: The northernmost tip of Mallorca 🌟 **Features**: - The cliff road at the "end of the Mediterranean" with multiple viewing platforms along the way - The lighthouse is a great spot to watch the sunset and overlook Menorca Island - Must-stop for self-driving: Mirador del Mal Pas (thrilling hairpin bend) 🚗 **Transportation**: Drive or take bus #334 from Palma ⚠️ **Note**: - The road is narrow and prone to traffic jams during peak season - Drones are prohibited from flying when the wind is strong ---

Mallorca is located at the western end of the Mediterranean Sea and is the largest and most populous island in Spain's Balearic Islands. It lies southeast of the Iberian Peninsula, approximately 240 km from mainland Spain. The island enjoys a mild climate with distinct seasons—hot, dry summers and mild, humid winters—making it a famous European holiday destination. ✍️ Mallorca has a rich history dating back to prehistoric times. During the Roman Empire, the island gradually developed into an important Mediterranean trading center. In the Middle Ages, it was territory of the Muslim Moors until the 13th century, when James I of Aragon conquered Mallorca and incorporated it into his Christian kingdom. In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, tourism began to flourish on the island, attracting many artists and writers such as George Sand and Frédéric Chopin. During the winter of 1838, the couple stayed at the Valldemossa Charterhouse to escape the cold. During this time, Chopin completed his "Raindrop Prelude," while George Sand wrote "A Winter in Mallorca." 🎬Main attractions: *Palma de Mallorca: The island's capital, featuring a spectacular Gothic cathedral (Catedral de Palma, image 6), the Royal Palace (Almudaina Palace), and a charming old town. *Port de Sóller (image 8): A picturesque port town surrounded by steep mountains and azure waters. *Formentor Cape (image 7): Located at the northernmost tip of the island, this is a narrow 20 km long peninsula affectionately called "the meeting point of winds" by locals. ✈️: Palma de Mallorca Airport is the main gateway to the island, offering direct flights to major European cities. 🛳️: Regular ferry services operate from mainland Spanish cities such as Barcelona and Valencia to Mallorca. 🥂Specialties and cuisine: Mallorcan olive oil: The island produces excellent quality olive oil, which is an important ingredient in local dishes; Mallorcan wine, especially red wine from several quality wine regions on the island is worth tasting; Additionally, locally cultivated pearls are a distinctive handicraft of the island.

#beachlife #travel#naturalwonders A must visit Island #Palma de Mallorca !! Day 1: Explore the Heart of Palma Morning: • La Seu Cathedral (Palma Cathedral): Iconic Gothic landmark—go inside for stunning interiors and the Gaudí touches. • Parc de la Mar: Perfect for that postcard pic with the cathedral and reflection. •Grab a coffee at Café Riutort or Rosevelvet Bakery. Afternoon: • Stroll through the Old Town (Casco Antiguo)—narrow streets, charming architecture, and boutique shops. • Visit the Arab Baths (Banys Arabs)—a hidden historical gem. • Lunch at Forn de Sant Joan (modern Mallorcan cuisine). Evening: • Dinner with a view at El Nautico or Assaona Beach Club. • Optional: Sunset walk along the Passeig Marítim. ⸻ Day 2: Beach & Chill + Castle Views Morning: • Head to Cala Major or Illetas Beach—turquoise water, loungers, and chill vibes. • Brunch at Zhero Boathouse (Illetas) or The Crow’s Nest. Afternoon: • Visit Castell de Bellver—a circular hilltop castle with panoramic views over Palma. • Stop by the Pueblo Español if you’re into architecture. Evening: • Tapas crawl in Santa Catalina—try Bar España, Tast, or La Bóveda. • Drinks at Ginbo or Chapeau 1987 for a cocktail fix. ⸻ Day 3: Day Trip Adventure Morning: Take the vintage wooden train from Palma to Sóller (super scenic). Afternoon: Tram to Port de Sóller, lunch by the marina, explore the small town. Evening: Back to Palma. Last night dinner at Toque de Queda (rustic, cozy), or go big with Adrián Quetglas (Michelin-star). ~ This is how a 3 day wonderful trip starts and ends ~

If you're wondering "Where should I go next?", then Mallorca, Spain, is waiting for you! More than just a beach resort, this island is filled with breathtaking views, delicious food, and unique charm. Check out these 5 reasons why you'll want to go to Mallorca and start planning your next trip! 1. Drown in the Mediterranean blue! Breathtaking beaches Emerald green sea, white sand, and hidden beaches surrounded by cliffs... The scenery is like a scene from a movie. Calo de Moro and Cala Agulla in particular are so beautiful that you'll wonder, "Is there really a place like this on Earth?" 2. So delicious! The temptation of local cuisine If you love Spanish cuisine, you can't miss out on Mallorca's specialty cuisine. For breakfast, try the slightly sweet ensaimada (traditional local bread). Enjoy fresh seafood paella or the spicy "spara" (a type of ramen) at a seaside restaurant! 3. Instagram-worthy! Cute cityscapes Walking through the beautiful Gothic cathedral in Palma and the cobblestoned old town of Alcudia, you'll feel like you've wandered into the world of the Middle Ages. In Valldemossa, a village lined with colorful houses, you won't be able to stop taking pictures! 4. Satisfy active people! Full of adventure spots If you're not satisfied with just relaxing, rest assured. Mallorca has beautiful mountain roads that are said to be a paradise for cyclists, the Drache Cave where you can enjoy cave exploration, and even world-famous rock climbing spots! 5. The sunset casts a spell... A romantic time that will move your heart Relax on the terrace with a glass of wine while watching the sun set over the Mediterranean Sea... The sunset seen from Cap de Formentor and Sant Francesc Monastery in particular will leave you with an unforgettable impression. 🌍 Now, your next trip is to Mallorca! If you are interested in Mallorca, start planning your trip now! The ultimate paradise that you will want to visit at least once in your life is waiting for you✨ #Traveling Abroad #Mallorca #Europe Travel #Spain

Where to next? Come to Mallorca! 🌟 🛍️ Shopping at the Mercat de l'Olivar: Find some good deals at the Mercat de l'Olivar and experience the local atmosphere. 🌅 Sunset at Cap de Formentor: Watch a romantic sunset with your loved one at Cap de Formentor. 🏖️ Explore the most beautiful beaches: For example, Cala del Moro Beach will make your friends envious. 🏡 Stroll through picturesque towns: In towns like Valldemossa, every step is a scenic view. 🚋 The red wooden tram of Sóller: Ride the red wooden tram of Sóller and travel through history. 🎉 And more: This is just the tip of the iceberg. More exciting experiences await you! 💖 Have a great weekend! Don't forget to like and save this post.

Haposa Pollentia Hotel & Spa is a 4-star hotel located in Port de Pollença, Mallorca, Spain. This hotel is located right on the beach, offering stunning views of Pollensa Bay.Haposa Pollentia Hotel has a modern and minimalist design, with Mediterranean touches felt throughout the hotel. The interior design is dominated by calming neutral colors,with natural wood furnishings and simple yet elegant decor.

Nestled in the serene Balearic Islands, the Son Brull Hotel & Spa awaits at Ctra. Palma - Puerto Pollença, Km. 50, Pollensa, Spain. Here's the lowdown on this slice of paradise! 🏞️ First up, location is everything, right? Son Brull sits pretty in the tranquil countryside, offering that oh-so-needed escape from the daily grind. It's the perfect basecamp for exploring Pollensa's historic charm or taking a quick jaunt to the beach. 🛌 Next, let's talk digs. The rooms? Think modern luxe meets historic vibes – a match made in heaven. They're spotless, spacious, and decked out with all the goodies to make your stay comfy and chic. 🍹 Lastly, the amenities – because who doesn't love a little pampering? Dive into their outdoor pool, or unwind at the spa. And when hunger strikes, their restaurant serves up mouthwatering local cuisine that'll have your taste buds singing. Ready for that dreamy Balearic getaway? Son Brull Hotel & Spa is calling your name! #Pollensa #PollensaHotel #PollensaTravel

Cabo de Formentor Self-drive: It is 54 kilometers away from Palma de Mallorca, the capital of Mallorca Island, and about a 1-hour drive. Public transportation: Departing from the Estació Intermodal station in Palma, you can take the 301 bus directly there.

#HongKongFlightEvent #2024WishEvent #Mallorca #MallorcaTravel #Spain #SpainTravel This is the village where I stayed for half of my 10 days in Mallorca, Spain, and it is my favorite place in Mallorca✨💚 The name of this village is Cala Figuera! Personally, it is a village that I liked more than Soller and Valldemossa I encountered Koreans in Soller and Valldemossa, but I didn't see a single one in Figuera, and it is also a local village It is a 15-minute drive from Calo des Moro, the most famous beach in Mallorca, so I recommend planning a trip on the same day! There are no restaurants near Calo des Moro, so it would be nice to stop by for a swim and a meal at the beach 🏘️ Cala Figuera (Village) 🍽️ L'Arcada Cala Figuera

#HongKongFlightEvent #2024WishEvent #Mallorca #MallorcaTravel #Spain #SpainTravel #EuropeTravel Hello, this is Leave. 🤎Today, I will introduce you to Formentor, a thrilling drive course called the end of the world in Mallorca. The road is narrow, but the largest bus passes by, and there are no safety railings, but this is a thrilling drive course. There are dangerous roads, high observation decks, and animals running around in the middle of the road. This place is also famous for its beautiful sunsets. For those planning a trip to Mallorca, Spain, I highly recommend Formentor! What is Cap de Formentor? A beautiful peninsula with a historic lighthouse, an adventurous drive course with a mountain road leading to an observation deck and a sea cave 💌TIP Parking space is limited, so if you want to see the sunset, come early and wait Be careful and careful if you are a beginner driver🚕

Beautiful place with beautiful people. One of the best places I have ever visited 🫶🏻#mallorca #fallingforfall #tripblazers #spooktaculartrip #spain

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