Luxury Puerto Pollensa Holidays 2019/20 | Classic Collection Holidays

Overview

Originally a fishing village, the charming town of Puerto Pollensa, located on the north-east coast of Mallorca, provides a beautiful setting in which to spend your holiday. A favourite place for artists and musical events, this picturesque area makes the most of its seafront location with numerous high-quality fish restaurants available.

Visitors can delight in taking breakfast on the water’s edge in Puerto Pollensa, as swallows and house martins dive from the pine trees to the surface of the still waters. The bay is hugely expansive and all the more dramatic for having the Serra de Tramuntana mountains and the majestic beauty of Cap de Formentor as a backdrop.

The warm shallow waters of the Mediterranean make the area perfect for families with young children, while couples can enjoy a romantic stroll along the pine shaded, cobbled promenade that edges its way alongside the golden beach. A variety of shops and restaurants stretch along the beach and visitors can discover belle epoque villas, some beautifully restored, others decaying delightfully behind rusty gates in overgrown gardens.

In town guests can visit the main square, Plaza Miguel Capllonch, which provides a home for the busy Wednesday market that offers a chance to explore a range of vibrant stalls and interact with the locals.
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Originally a fishing village, the charming town of Puerto Pollensa, located on the north-east coast of Mallorca, provides a beautiful setting in which to spend your holiday. A favourite place for artists and musical events, this picturesque area makes the most of its seafront location with numerous high-quality fish restaurants available.

Visitors can delight in taking breakfast on the water’s edge in Puerto Pollensa, as swallows and house martins dive from the pine trees to the surface of the still waters. The bay is hugely expansive and all the more dramatic for having the Serra de Tramuntana mountains and the majestic beauty of Cap de Formentor as a backdrop.

The warm shallow waters of the Mediterranean make the area perfect for families with young children, while couples can enjoy a romantic stroll along the pine shaded, cobbled promenade that edges its way alongside the golden beach. A variety of shops and restaurants stretch along the beach and visitors can discover belle epoque villas, some beautifully restored, others decaying delightfully behind rusty gates in overgrown gardens.

In town guests can visit the main square, Plaza Miguel Capllonch, which provides a home for the busy Wednesday market that offers a chance to explore a range of vibrant stalls and interact with the locals.