Pollensa Travel Guide

Found in the Northern part of the Spanish island Mallorca, Pollensa is a quaint town with a rich history and even richer culture.

Things to Do in Pollensa

Wander the narrow streets to Pont Roma, a stone bridge crossing the Sant Jordi for a snippet of the town's past. With two uneven arches the wobbly design and unknown origin adds to the charm of Pollensa. Afterwards, head to Church Square to sample the local goods at the weekly markets, or relax in the sun with a bite to eat at one of the nearby restaurants, watching the world go by. Brush up on your art knowledge by visiting the Museu de Pollensa, located in a convent and showcasing Catalan artists, or at Casa Museu Dionis Bennassar, proudly displaying the works of the Mallorcan artist in his former house. Only a 12 miles' drive from Pollensa is Cap de Formentor, a rugged coastline with sandy beaches and breathtaking views. Bring the family here for great walks, fresh air and photo-opportunities with the lighthouse.

Best Time to Visit Pollensa

Peak season in Pollensa is over the summer months from May until early September. Temperatures at this time range from the high 60s to the high 80s.