One destination,
many corners
to discover
From the historic centre to the wildest cape in the Mediterranean

Pollença

Cobbled streets climbing toward the 365 steps of El Calvari, welcoming squares that invite you to rest, and a Sunday market that fills the town with life. Here beats the essence of the island, with its stone churches, artisan workshops, and terraces where time seems to stand still.

Puerto
Pollença

A long promenade lined with pines beside a calm bay, with the Tramuntana mountains outlined on the horizon. It is the most family-friendly corner of the destination: fine sandy beaches, water sports, seaside restaurants, and sunsets that turn the mountains gold.

Cala
Sant Vicenç

A small paradise made of four turquoise coves, embraced by cliffs and pine forests that almost reach the shore. The perfect place for snorkelling, exploring sea caves, and enjoying a peaceful atmosphere away from the busier routes.

Formentor

The peninsula that closes the island to the north offers one of the most spectacular roads in the Mediterranean, breathtaking viewpoints, and a lighthouse at the edge of the world. Its beach, hidden among pines on white sand, is one of those places you remember forever.