The definitive guide to North Mallorca

The definitive guide to North Mallorca

The definitive guide to North Mallorca

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Featured: Port de Pollença

Port de Pollença (also known as Puerto Pollença, Mallorca) is a beautiful town with a wealth of culture and activities. Well known not only for its bird watching, with the Boquer Valley and Albufera marshes close by, but also for water sports, boat trips and cycling.

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Ca’n Picafort

Ca’n Picafort is the last busy tourist town on the bay of Alcudia as you head into the wild and open countryside towards Cap Pinar....

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Valldemossa

At over 430 metres above sea level and with a population of around 2,000, the small sleepy town of Valldemossa in the heart of the…...

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Puerto Pollensa

Puerto Pollensa (also known as Port de Pollença) is a jewel in Mallorca’s crown, the perfect place to base yourself for birdwatching, drinking in the…...

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Alcúdia

Situated in the northeast of Mallorca, some 30 miles from Palma, on a peninsula separating the bays of Alcúdia and Pollença, you will find one…...

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Soller & Port de Soller

Soller rates alongside Palma as a ‘must-see’ for visitors to Mallorca. Just a couple of kilometres inland from the north-west coast, cradled in a valley…...

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Pollença

Situated in the north east corner of Mallorca on the edge of the Tramuntana mountain range, roughly 60 kilometres from Palma, lies the historic and…...

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Deia

Deia, perched on high in the mountains of the Serra de Tramuntana in the north-west of Mallorca, offers breathtakingly spectacular views and is so atmospheric,…...

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Cala Sant Vicenç

With a population of less than 500 Cala Sant Vicenç, on the north coast, is one of the smallest resorts in Mallorca....

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