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Full of culture, breathtaking views and preserved villages, the Northern part of Mallorca has become popular yet remains unspoilt. It offers seaside and countrside, traditional Mallorcan cuisine as well as international cuisine, local festivals, hostels to 5 star hotels, many sporting activities and plenty of places to relax. It is only a 30 minute drive from Palma airport and the city of Palma. Each town holds a local market every week, offers good local transport, shops and boutiques, and local schools and churches. Whether you wish to chill out in the sun with a cool drink overlooking magnificent bays or walk around quaint little villages, bird watching in the countryside, bike ride through the villages, walk the breathtaking hills and mountain ranges, or simply stroll along the sandy beaches, the North of Mallorca can offer you all of this and more! Some of its areas include: |
Puerto Pollensa
"The Jewel of Mallorca" is famous for its beauty, culture and lovely sandy beaches. Here you will find something for all the family. Originally a fishing port, today it has become one of the most popular resorts on the island, yet it still keeps its charm. The delightful tree lined promenade, the enchanting and picturesque Pine Walk, the pavement cafes, restaurants and boutiques, prestigious marina and clubhouse are all situated on the waters edge. The main square is a focal point for day and evening entertainment holding the popular Wednesday market and local festivals. |
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Pollensa
The historic town of Pollensa cannot fail to charm and delight with its maze of winding streets, pavement cafes, restaurants, art galleries, craft stalls and local shops. Its enchanting plaza is a central meeting place for locals and visitors alike. Every Sunday the traditional market offering a wide selection of goods awaits you. Also to enjoy are the famous Calvario Steps - 365 in total, one for each day of the year. A short climb takes you to the Ermita Chapel where the views overlook the Puig de Maria monastery and Cala San Viçente bay. Golfers are able to enjoy a nine hole course with spectacular views and there are many walks and cycle routes through the lovely countryside and rugged hills. |
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Cala San Viçente
Tucked away on the northern coastline of Mallorca, here one can relax! Totally peaceful with clear blue waters, dramatic rocky coves, two small enchanting sandy beaches and scenery of unsurpassed beauty. The village boasts two of the finest hotels in the north of Mallorca and some excellent restaurants, many overlooking the blue waters that enhance the four bays of Cala San Viçente. On wandering aroung this small resort you will find a good selection of shops and amenities. A popular destination for walkers, birds watchers, scuba divers or alternatively it is ideal for those who simply want to relax and do nothing. |
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Puerto Alcudia
This busy seaside resort with its five mile stretch of white sandy beach runs all the way to C'an Picafort. The newly reformed marina and promenade is enchanting and offers a wealth of shops, boutiques, restaurants, bars, clubs and discos. There is also a fantastic water park guaranteed to provide a fun filled day for adults and children alike. The new 18 hole Alcanada golf course, situated on the waters edge, offers a challenge to all keen golfers. One kilometre away is the old Roman town of Alcúdia which was originally the capital of Mallorca. |
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Sa Pobla
This old and interesting farming town, famous for its potatoes, strawberries and garlic, gives a fine example of traditional Mallorcan life. Its quaint agricultural shops and tranquil streets are a perfect antidote to the modern, hectic lifestyle and every week its market offers a wonderful selection of locally grown products. Sa Pobla is also know for its excellent tapas bars so if you enjoy good food then this town is well worth a visit. |
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