Head down to the tiny beach of Cala Deia for a spot of sunbathing before grabbing a drink in Sa Fonda – a local’s bar where you might just spot famous musicians jamming the night away. This well renowned picturesque village in the North West of Mallorca is home to some of the island’s wealthiest residents and has been attracting visitors for hundreds of years.Īrt, music, and literature feature prominently, with the poet Robert Graves settling here in the 1930s, and Virgin boss Richard Branson having owned a luxury hotel just outside the town. Deia – a small and beautiful coastal village said to be one of the prettiest and one of the best places to stay in Majorca To book, check prices or availability for Hoposa PollentiaĤ.Our beautiful hotel choice for Port Pollenca – Hoposa Pollentia There are multiple beaches to explore including the tranquil Pine Walk promenade and slightly busier Port de Pollenca Beach. The port sits in a large horseshoe-shaped bay which provides excellent sea views against the backdrop of the nearby Serra de Tramuntana mountain range. It has managed to remain true to its roots, with many fishing boats still using the port to offload their catch.

Like many other Majorcan towns, Port Pollenca was once a fishing village. The long sandy beaches are also a major drawcard for visitors as are the excellent cafes and restaurants. This attracts visitors looking for an unspoilt location to visit in Majorca. The prohibitive building regulations have meant that the town has retained its historic buildings and has not been inundated with tourist traps. However, unlike some of the other towns in Majorca, Port Pollenca has done a remarkable job of maintaining a feeling of authenticity. The northern resort town of Port Pollenca has attracted holidaymakers for decades. Puerto Pollensa – a small quiet holiday resort town in Majorca with pine- fringed beaches, crystal-clear waters and charming restaurants To book, check prices or availability for Bikini Island & Mountain Port de Sollerģ.Our choice for a beautiful hotel in Sóller – Bikini Island & Mountain Port de Soller The handful of boutique hotels (try Hotel L’Avenida or Ca’l B isbe) newly renovated harbour and an elegant promenade lined with chic cafes also ensures it attracts a more discerning crowd. Set in a green valley and surrounded by orange groves, mountains and a clear blue sea Soller enjoys a particularly attractive position on the island. Try Soller, a large coastal town which is often overlooked in favour of its more showy neighbours. While most of the party resorts are situated near Palma on the Southside of the island, the rugged North West is where to head for a little peace. Sóller – a pretty but laid back resort town which is home to a gorgeous beach and a picturesque harbour The Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office and National Travel Health Network and Centre have up-to-date advice on staying safe and healthy abroad.įor the latest travel advice from the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office along with security and local laws, passport and visa information click andįor more information please see Keep up to date with current travel health news by visiting Please note the advice can change so check regularly for updates.įor the latest travel advice from the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office along with security and local laws, passport and visa information click and follow and and /FCDOTravelįor more information please see Keep up to date with current travel health news by visiting Please note the advice can change so check regularly for updates. TRAVEL AWARE – STAYING SAFE AND HEALTHY ABROAD For any questions, please visit the TTA Travel website. All existing Truly Travel bookings have been re-contracted with TTA Travel (ATOL Licence T7173) and existing holiday bookings will be fulfilled as planned.

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