Holidays in Pollensa 2013

Aqualand, one of Majorca’s premier water parks in close to Alcudia. Take the well planned transport provided from Pollensa, enjoy a great day out for the kids and rest of the family.

If you’d prefer to get out into nature, then join one of the organised walking tours up Mount Tramuntana, or travel through the S’albufera Natural Park and see the varied habitats here.

There is possibly no better beach to travel to as a family then Port Soller. With wonderful mix of gravel and sand, this beach has something to be enjoyed by all.

Along with the beautiful scenery, Port Soller has ramps for disabled visitors, toilets and terrific water sports available. So, on your holiday to Pollensa this year, make sure you roll that towel out on the beach at Port Soller at least once.

When you travel with your family, booking the right hotel is important. There needs to be something that pleases everyone, while still covering the basics.

So, when you book your holiday to Pollensa, look no further than Pollensa Park, a beautiful beachfront hotel that places you in the best location for a holiday in Pollensa: on the beach

When you visit Pollensa, it would be a shame if you didn’t take a day out to visit Alcudia.

This beautiful historic town has a perfect balance between beautiful beach scenery, and cultural attraction. With fine white sand stretching ten kilometres along a shining blue sea, spend the day enjoy this quiet beach, then as the day wanes explore the city, and see the roman buildings and the old town walls.

For a special night out, book a table at 365 Restaurant. In a building that was once a monastery, melding a perfect balance between old and new, you will be left wanting nothing as you enjoy the romantic mood that is impossible to ignore .

This mood is only heightened if you book a table on the terrace.

Choose from a selection of great hotels to make your holiday to Pollensa extra special.

Book an all-inclusive hotel for ultimate luxury, or make the most of the fantastic surroundings with self-catering accommodation.

There is no shortage of hiking and walking routes to choose from on Mount Tramuntana. Ranging from short, gentle walks through the serene mountain paths, to full bore treks that stretch 44 miles from start to finish.

There are summit paths, with stunning vistas, to canyon passes, which run through one of the largest canyons in Europe.

Along with cycling and hiking available on Mount Tramuntana, there are a number of activities to help you unwind.

If you prefer to spend your time on the water then hire a kayak, and traverse the wide-open water; or, go fishing. Whatever it is that you fancy in the outdoors, it’s there for you at Mount Tramuntana.