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This is a beautiful resort and we have stayed here many times. The place is quite chilled. It is suited to all ages really - lots of families as has a very safe feel to it. Lots of couples and groups of cyclists. There are so many nice places to eat. The beach is picturesque and is big so plenty of spaces to find somewhere to sit. It is a popular resort so I would recommend booking well in advance for peak season times and this includes restaurant reservations as they get busy!

A beautiful location, as long as you get the weather which you usually do. I've been quite a few times now and we have usually been lucky with the weather. If you're not doing the Mallorca 312 then I would suggest going on a different week than the two that the event is in the middle of. There are plenty of good bars and excellent restaurants, supermarkets are good if you are self catering.

It’s a low-key resort with beautiful and dramatic backdrop of mountains. The resort itself is mainly very flat, making it accessible to all ages. Two main beach areas: the narrow but very beautiful beaches on the Pine Walk, and the wide sandy Tamarells beach in the newer part of the resort. These are very clean and safe for kids. Plenty of restaurants, bars and shops but not a place for night life - it’s most suited to couples and families with children. The resort has also become very popular with groups of cyclists in recent years.

A really safe resort - well suited to parents with young children and retired people. Beautiful beaches and great restaurants. We have stayed in Porto de Pollensa before and just keep going back as we find it really relaxing. We ate at the Coral restaurant and the food was delicious and reasonably priced.

I have already posted a review and pictures of Puorto Pollensa and nearby in the Aparthotel Flora review, suffice it to say that this was my 7th visit to this delightful town, located between the mountains and the sea in a lovely sheltered bay, easily accessible by a direct bus from the transport hub near the Placa Espagna in Palma (85 minutes) and 10 minutes by bus from the towns of Alcudia and Pollensa, both well worth a day trip. The buses are cheap, modern, comfortable and frequent and you can tap in and out with an ordinary bank card. I reckon I saved enough money in a week using buses rather than taxis to pay for all my meals out. Puerto Pollensa is a busy but quiet, unpretentious, near perfect Spanish seaside resort with great views of mountains, sea, sky and countryside. It is ideal for families, people with disabilities (it's easy to get around) and independent travellers with stressed up lives who just want to get out of it for a mental defrag (ideally out of season when prices are lower and the streets and beach less crowded.) A pleasant and popular activity is just to walk up and down the main sea front including the Pine Walk, especially at evening time, stopping here and there at the many bars for a beer, coffee or ice cream. Or in my case a Ron Amazona and Coke. If that sounds too boring, maybe this isn't your ideal resort and you can try Magalluf or Aya Napa instead. But for a tired old guy with aches and pains who worries too much it's really what the doctor ordered. PS for those who are interested, there is a local community of expat Anglican Christians who meet on Sundays in a converted shop which is now St Andrews Church next to the Burger King. Welcoming and broadly Evangelical. I expect I will return, God willing.

The city has a magical atmosphere, it is full of beautiful villas and stone streets. There are no big noisy hotels here, the atmosphere is calmer even in the evening. Many possibilities for sports such as cycling, water sports or walking along the beach with cafes and restaurants, every Wednesday there is a market and there are always souvenir stands in the square. Pleasant and smiling people.