to live
Pollença
from the market to the sunset at Formentor
Nature and hiking
Pollença is lived with your boots on. The Tramuntana opens its ridges to those seeking unforgettable routes: from the climb to Puig de Maria with 360° views to the legendary GR-221, the dry-stone route. Paths through pine forests, hidden valleys, and viewpoints where the Mediterranean becomes eternal.
Beaches and sea
Turquoise waters, fine sand, and coves that look hand-painted. From the family-friendly beach of Puerto Pollensa to the hidden spots of Cala Sant Vicenç or the legendary Formentor Beach, there is a different sea every day. Snorkelling through caves, kayaking at dawn, or a quick dip before drinks: water always plays the leading role.
Culture and heritage
The soul of Pollença lives in its stones. Climb the 365 steps of El Calvari at sunset, lose yourself in the cloister of Santo Domingo, or be moved by the International Music Festival, one of the oldest in Spain. The Sunday market, art galleries, and craft workshops complete a journey through time that captivates every visitor.
Gastronomy
Mallorcan cuisine tastes of sunshine, century-old olive groves, and the nearby sea. Enjoy an arròs brut in a village tavern, let a chef surprise you with zero-kilometre produce in a starred restaurant, or toast with Binissalem wines as the evening falls. In Pollença, every dish is also a landscape.
