A leisurely meander
One of the best things about Pollensa is its list of natural wonders and historic sites. From the Roman bridge to the castle, the museum’s paintings to fascinating caves, there’s plenty to uncover. You can even hike up Puig de Maria to gaze at the Gothic-style monastery that still stands.
Stir your senses
Sink your toes into sandy beaches surrounded by rocky patches or even go sailing – time on the water will get you fully into Majorcan holiday mode! Month-depending, come and enjoy classical music and wine festivals, but you can devour sumptuous Catalan cuisine, like pork, lobster and ensaimada buns all year round.
What is the best time to visit Pollensa?
The ideal time is April – June and September – October when the weather is warm but not too hot, and the crowds are smaller. July and August are peak season, with higher temperatures and more tourists.
Is Pollensa good for families?
Yes! Pollensa offers safe beaches, gentle waters at Puerto Pollensa, and family-friendly activities like boat trips, cycling, and hiking trails suitable for all ages.
Are there good hiking trails near Pollensa?
Absolutely! The Tramuntana Mountains provide excellent hiking, including the famous Formentor Peninsula walk and the Boquer Valley trail, known for its scenic views.
Does Pollensa have nightlife?
Pollensa is quieter than resorts like Magaluf. However, Puerto Pollensa has a selection of bars and live music venues, making it great for relaxed evenings rather than wild partying.
What are the main attractions in Pollensa old town?
Key attractions include the iconic 365 Calvari Steps, which lead to a chapel with panoramic views, and the Puig de Maria, a monastery on a hill. The Plaça Major (main square) is the heart of the town, home to the Parish Church of Nostra Senyora dels Àngels and a lively Sunday market. Don't miss the Roman Bridge (Pont Romà) either.
