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Port de Pollença sits on the north Mallorcan coast in a wide horseshoe bay protected from the open sea by the long Cap de Formentor peninsula. The town's marina holds 369 berths and the seafront Pine Walk runs 2 kilometres along the bay shore. The cape itself is a narrow 13-kilometre ridge with the Formentor lighthouse at the tip, dropping 300 metres to the sea — the road along the spine is one of the most photographed drives in Spain. The white-sand beach at Cala Formentor sits in a sheltered cove on the south side. Port de Pollença is 60 minutes from Cala Sant Vicenç and 3 hours from Port d'Alcúdia by sail. Season runs April through October.
Alcanada Lighthouse: Coastal Beauty and Scenic Views
Located on the small island of Alcanada, just off the coast of Mallorca, stands the picturesque Alcanada Lighthouse. Built in 1861, its striking white tower rises proudly amidst a rugged landscape, offering breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea.
Ways to Experience Alcanada Lighthouse
- Scenic Hike or Bike Ride: Reach the lighthouse via a coastal path that winds through pine forests and along cliffs, providing stunning scenery. (Indicate the difficulty level and approximate distance to help visitors plan).
- Photographic Gem: Whether you reach the lighthouse itself or admire it from afar, its dramatic setting makes it a photographer's dream.
- Boat Trips: Some boat excursions in the Bay of Alcudia include views of Alcanada Lighthouse from the water, allowing for a unique perspective.
Discover Historic Charm: Pollença Old Town
Journey away from the coast and experience the authentic heart of Mallorca in Pollença Old Town. Explore its narrow cobblestone streets, lined with historic buildings, charming cafes, and traditional shops.
What to Expect
- Plaça Major: This central square is the vibrant heart of the town. Relax at a cafe, soak in the atmosphere, and admire the beautiful church.
- Sunday Market: Experience the bustling local market (held on Sunday mornings), filled with fresh produce, crafts, and Mallorcan treasures.
- Steps to the Cross: Seek out the 365 steps leading up to the Calvary, a small chapel offering breathtaking views of the town and surrounding countryside.
- A Touch of Culture: Visit the Museu de Pollença for art and local history insights.
Discover Port de Pollença, a vibrant coastal gem on Mallorca's northern coast. Immerse yourself in its blend of relaxed Mediterranean charm, stunning scenery, and a range of activities to suit every traveler.
