
Pollenca Spain Travel Guide
Approximately a 15-minute drive or a short TIB bus ride (Line 340) from Pollença.
A perfectly preserved medieval walled town. Significant Roman ruins (Pollentia) stand just outside its walls. Walk ancient ramparts, explore narrow streets, and discover charming squares.
Explore more of Mallorca's diverse towns and gain insights into local travel.
A lovely mountain village nestled in the Serra de Tramuntana. Known for its Carthusian Monastery, where composer Frédéric Chopin and writer George Sand spent a winter.
Sóller a charming inland town surrounded by citrus groves. It links to its coastal counterpart, Port de Sóller, by a vintage wooden tram.
Discover stunning natural landscapes and rich cultural heritage.
A spectacular limestone gorge culminating in a pebble beach between towering cliffs. A highlight of the Tramuntana mountains.
A renowned natural beach with pristine white sand and clear, turquoise waters. Part of a protected natural area.
A beautiful nature reserve on the island's southeast coast. Offers stunning beaches and walking trails.
Held every Wednesday, one of Mallorca's oldest and most authentic markets. Livestock, fresh produce, artisan crafts.
Home of Majorica pearls, with a factory and showroom. Location of the Rafa Nadal Academy, a tennis center and museum.
A GetYourGuide link here offers booking for short excursions. Plan your adventures seamlessly.
Discover and book day trips and excursions from Pollença with ease.
Explore tours focusing on culture, nature excursions, and adventure activities.
Pre-book your experiences to save time and secure your spot.
Seek out hiking trails in Tramuntana, pristine beaches, and bird spotting in S'Albufera.
Visit Ancient roman remains, medieval towns, and historic monasteries for a step back in time.
Enjoy boat trips, water sports, and beach relaxation in Port de Pollençan and nearby coves.