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Why Puerto Pollensa?
Take a holiday to Puerto Pollensa and you’ll be reacquainted with the old-time pastime of paseo (that’s an evening stroll to you and me). That’s not to say you’ll be wandering the promenade every night, rather, that the region retains a certain old-world quality to it: a quaint peacefulness that will make your Puerto Pollensa holiday one of the more relaxing you’ve been on. You can start with the beaches – they’re saunterable, natch – but they’re also damn good spots for a bit of R&R. What that looks like to you might vary, but we’re thinking forty winks on the sparkling sands or a languid boat trip onto the Balearic Sea. Then there’s the nearby villages: the whole region is peppered with traditional towns that revel in their heritage, whether that’s leatherworking, winemaking, or bustling markets.
You don’t have to be dedicated to leisure on your holiday in Puerto Pollensa, though. The sea is begging to be skimmed, plunged into, or soared above. We’re talking windsurfing and stand-up paddleboarding, perhaps a spot of kitesurfing if you’re feeling brave, and the hard-to-resist opportunity to peek beneath the gleaming surface and explore the marine life that calls the depths their home. Hikers and cyclists will find plenty of trails to scratch that particular itch, too: from nature loops to coastal paths.
Here’s where all types of holidaymakers can agree: a Puerto Pollensa holiday is a foodie’s dream. You’ll want to taste the authen Mallorcan dishes (think seafood and paella), tantalising Mediterranean flavours, and the Italian, French and Asian influences that all blend into this culinary melting pot.
You don’t have to be dedicated to leisure on your holiday in Puerto Pollensa, though. The sea is begging to be skimmed, plunged into, or soared above. We’re talking windsurfing and stand-up paddleboarding, perhaps a spot of kitesurfing if you’re feeling brave, and the hard-to-resist opportunity to peek beneath the gleaming surface and explore the marine life that calls the depths their home. Hikers and cyclists will find plenty of trails to scratch that particular itch, too: from nature loops to coastal paths.
Here’s where all types of holidaymakers can agree: a Puerto Pollensa holiday is a foodie’s dream. You’ll want to taste the authen Mallorcan dishes (think seafood and paella), tantalising Mediterranean flavours, and the Italian, French and Asian influences that all blend into this culinary melting pot.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Puerto Pollensa a good destination for a holiday?
With hot, dry weather, about 12 hours of sunshine per day – and that delicious Med cuisine to enjoy – there’s very little else you can ask for from a summer holiday.
When is the best time of year to visit Puerto Pollensa?
Summer can get really warm while the temperatures fall during winter, so use your summer holidays (June till September) to take advantage of the best Puerto Pollensa weather.
What currency is used in Puerto Pollensa?
The Euro is used in Puerto Pollensa. You can exchange your money before you head off on holiday, or in banks and bureaux de change once you’re there. There are also a number of ATMs around that you can use.
What languages are spoken in Puerto Pollensa?
There are two main languages: Spanish (Castilian) and Catalan, while well-established locals prefer to speak in a Mallorquin dialect. Since this is a big tourist area, you’ll find most people you interact with can speak basic English, German and French too.
What’s the best way to get around Puerto Pollensa?
You’ll be spoilt for choice with taxi companies, who not only take you to and from the airport but also around the resort. There are also good bus links from Puerto Pollensa to the rest of the island. In the resort itself, it’s easiest (and most scenic) to get where you need to be by foot.
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