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Eat seafood on the prom
The fish restaurants here are some of the best on the island. You’ll find most of them along the seafront prom. Squid,... Read More
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Fiesta of Mare de Deu dels Angels
Fiesta of Mare de Deu dels Angels
The week-long fiesta culminates with a full-scale re-enactment of the battle of 1561 where the Christians of Pollensa... Read More
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Go shopping in Puerto Pollensa
Go shopping in Puerto Pollensa
Puerto Pollensa dishes up its share of fashion finds – you can pick up leather s... Read More
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Have a chilled night out in Puerto Pollensa
Have a chilled night out in Puerto Pollensa
As far as Puerto Pollensa is concerned, you can keep your foam parties. Here, ev... Read More
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Hit the shops behind the port
Hit the shops behind the port
Puerto de Pollensa can’t compete with Palma for boutique-lined avenues, but in t... Read More
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Kick back on Puerto Pollensa’s beach
Kick back on Puerto Pollensa’s beach
The shallow waters and a cordoned-off swimming area make this a safe beach for f... Read More
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La Batucada, Calle Llevant
La Batucada, Calle Llevant
A favourite with both locals and holidaymakers, this bar is all about teamwork. ... Read More
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Make a night of it in the main square
Make a night of it in the main square
After dark, all roads lead to the main square, home to the sand-coloured Medieva... Read More
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Nostalgia
Nostalgia
Just off the main square, this bar-come-restaurant serves food till 10.30pm, at ... Read More
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Order seafood in the marina
Order seafood in the marina
The marina makes a romantic setting for an evening meal. If dishes like hake in ... Read More
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Relax on Albercutx Beach
Relax on Albercutx Beach
It’s easy to see why this 2-kilometre stretch of beach is the most popular in Pu... Read More
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Restaurant Ca’n Josep, Pasea Saralegui
Restaurant Ca’n Josep, Pasea Saralegui
Josep runs a tight ship at this seafront restaurant, which serves up a fresh hel... Read More
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See the Roman ruins in Alcudia
See the Roman ruins in Alcudia
A 20-minute bus ride away is the old town of Alcudia, or Pollentia as the Romans... Read More
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Take a glass-bottomed boat to Formentor Beach
Take a glass-bottomed boat to Formentor Beach
From the port you can take a glass-bottomed boat and look down into clear waters... Read More
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