Sandy shores and seafood dinners
Holidays in Puerto Pollensa offer a chance to immerse yourself in the wonderful culture of Majorca. Located on the northern coast of the island, it’s in a spectacular sandy bay where you can enjoy views of clear waters and rugged mountains. Families, couples, and explorers will all find something for them here. Its tranquil town and mountain range mean there are chances to relax or make the most of the island’s wonderful natural surroundings.
Wander through Puerto Pollensa and admire the stony buildings before stopping off in little shops or for some fantastic Majorcan cuisine in one of the family-run restaurants. Spend your days on the beach and simply soak in the views and the sun, or try some of the watersports on offer. Set sail around the island, try windsurfing, or simply explore beneath the surface with a mask and snorkel.
Luxury holidays in Puerto Pollensa are all about relaxing and immersing yourself in the beauty of Majorca. The town itself is steeped in history and has a labyrinth of narrow streets to explore, with stone cottages on either side. The beaches and mountains surrounding the town add a stunning backdrop, while the newer buildings enhance the aesthetic of the area.
Enjoy tranquil, luxury holidays in Puerto Pollensa with Sovereign and we’ll take care of all the little details for you. Each of the hotels we offer has been carefully selected to ensure you get the most from your time here. Hotel Illa D’Or is a whitewashed, historic hotel with a fantastic selection of amenities. Relax in the spa, enjoy cocktails overlooking the bay, taste wines with expert sommeliers or sail on a 1950s fishing boat. Hotel Miramar is set in front of Puerto Pollensa’s lively beach and dates back to 1912, as well as offering guests a choice of three restaurants.
Every one of our hotels is handpicked and personally visited by our team
Flight time from the UK to Majorca is around 2 hours 15 minutes.
Transfer time from Palma airport to Puerto Pollensa is approximately 1 hour.
Majorca starts warming up for summer around April, when the mercury climbs into the 20s and doesn’t stop until around July, which can top 30°C. You’re looking at around 11 hours of sunshine a day in midsummer, with bath-like sea temperatures. Things won’t cool off until October, which still hovers in the low to mid 20s.
Currently visas are not required for UK citizens travelling to Spain.
Restaurant bills include a service charge by law in Spain, so whether you choose to tip further is up to you. If you enjoyed the meal and service, it is customary to leave 5-10%. Hotel porters and maids will appreciate a small tip, and while taxi drivers don’t require a tip, it’s common to round up the fare.
The official language of Spain is Spanish. English is widely spoken too, so getting by is easy.
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