Like everything else in Puerto Pollensa, the scene after dark remains laid-back and quiet, with tourists and locals alike taking time for the traditional 'paseo' or stroll from the marina along the Pine Walk, as far as the elegant Illa D'Or hotel. After lingering over a delicious dinner most are content to watch the world go by from a pavement café or bar. There is entertainment offered by most of the hotels, but the main resort of Puerto Pollensa is not designed for the young clubbing set. Those wanting a party should travel to the nightclubs in neighbouring Alcudia, a few miles to the south. The old town and resort host plenty of festivals, when things get lively, like in January when bonfires are lit in honour of St Anthony, and in July when the patron saint is honoured with parades, concerts and plenty of dancing in the streets. In February an annual carnival is held, and during the second week of November celebrations centre on the annual trade fair.
