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Puerto Pollensa Holidays - Charming resort in the north of Majorca
Puerto Pollensa is a much-loved family resort found on the north west coast of the Balearic island of Majorca. Breaks here will offer you all the benefits of a warm, sunny Mediterranean setting, and is popular with visitors from April to October. Originally a small fishing village, Puerto Pollensa has grown into a contained resort, and still retains its original old-world charm. It is also a centre for artists and musicians. Families return year after year, to enjoy the breath-taking scenery, child-friendly sandy beaches, great hotels and restaurants and opportunity to explore the surrounding countryside. Puerto Pollensa is about 60 km from Palma, the capital of Majorca, and 65 km from Palma de Majorca Airport (PMI).

Puerto Pollensa Holidays - beautiful beaches ideal for small children
Puerto Pollensa is particularly popular with young families as the beaches in the area tend to be extremely clean, and shelve gently into the warm Mediterranean water. There are plenty of beach facilities and water sports on offer. After the beach, evening strolls are the tradition for those on holiday in Puerto Pollensa. This is a great way to take in serene sea views as you promenade along the horseshoe bay. The specially designed walk, known as the Passeig Vora Mar, takes you from the colourful marina, past cafes and beach bars, to the famously fragrant Pine Walk, and on to the landmark Illa D'Or hotel. It’s also well worth visiting the neighbouring town of Pollensa and the tranquil resort of Cala San Vicente.

Puerto Pollensa Holidays - activities from bird watching to mountain trekking
While on holiday in Puerto Pollensa, you have a wealth of activities to choose from. Explore the narrow cobbled streets of the old Roman town of Pollensa, just 5 km inland, or head into the foothills of the Tramuntana mountain range for some energetic hiking. Migrating birds can be spotted around the area in spring and autumn, and Majorca is also home to such rarities as the Moustached Warbler and the Black Vulture. Puerto Pollensa is not known for night clubs. Evenings here are more likely to be spent in the excellent fish restaurants or friendly beach bars.