Nature
Mallorca is endless beaches and coves
The surroundings of Pollença have beautiful beaches with crystal clear waters that attract sun and sea lovers. The beach of Port de Pollença is one of the most popular, with its wide stretch of fine sand and calm waters. In addition, Formentor beach, located on the peninsula of the same name, is a hidden gem surrounded by nature and offers a quieter, more secluded experience.
Much to see
Mallorca is Culture and Tradition
In addition to its famous beaches and spectacular coves, there are endless natural landscapes to discover. In the Balearic Islands, you will discover palaces, castles, villages and towns of medieval tradition and you will undoubtedly be enchanted by its culture full of world heritage.
Exquisite pleasures
Mallorca is gastronomy and flavour
Mallorca is famous for its mix of Mediterranean flavours and traditional dishes. In Pollença, you can enjoy a wide variety of restaurants and bars with typical local dishes including sobrasada and "coca de patata", a delicious traditional sweet. Also, don't miss the opportunity to try the local wine, as the region has several wineries that offer tastings and guided tours.
the dream island
Mallorca is leisure and fun
Mallorca is synonymous with summer, sun and beach. A charming island that hides a valuable cultural and historical heritage, unspoilt landscapes and nature, underground caves, as well as charming towns and villages.
a setting full of possibilities
Pollença and Puerto de Pollença
An unparalleled opportunity to live in one of the most desirable areas of the island, surrounded by nature, culture, leisure and tranquillity.
Pollença
Espacio Bitácora. 7 minutes from the village of Pollença
Pollença, a tramuntana municipality par excellence, is the northernmost municipality in Mallorca. It is made up of the town of Pollença and the population centres of Port de Pollença, Cala Sant Vicenç and Formentor.
An emblematic place
Pollença's rich history dates back to Roman times. The old town preserves its historic charm with typical Mallorcan cobbled streets. Embraced by the mountains of the Sierra de Tramuntana, the scenery is simply breathtaking. The Natural Park of the Formentor Peninsula is a natural treasure offering unspoilt beaches, breathtaking cliffs and lush forests. The Formentor lighthouse, located at the tip of the peninsula, is a landmark offering spectacular panoramic views.
an essential visit
Centenary tradition
El Calvario not only offers unbeatable views of Pollença, but is also one of its most emblematic places thanks to the impressive staircase on which it stands. Made up of 365 steps, one for each day of the year, it is flanked both by cypress trees and by 14 three-metre high crosses, which recall the Calvary which, according to Christian tradition, Jesus Christ suffered on his way to Mount Golgotha where he was crucified.
Port de Pollença
Today Port de Pollença is a centre of great tourist activity with a high level of services.
The main square of the Port, surrounded by pine trees, is dedicated to the musician and composer Miquel Capllonch y Rotger. An element worth contemplating is the wind rose that centres the paving of the square.
Around the square is the parish church, a neo-Gothic style temple dedicated to the Virgen del Carmen. If we take Ecónomo Torres street from the square, we reach Enginyer Roca square. A little further on are the port facilities, located on what is known as the fishermen’s quay or old quay. Next to the traditional fishing boats, “llaüts”, you will find the fishermen’s market.
Natural environment
Discover Espacio Bitácora
The surroundings of Pollença offer many possibilities for lovers of nature and the open air. Trails that invite you to disconnect, to enjoy at any time of the year thanks to the mild Mediterranean temperatures.