Puerto Pollensa offers all the usual water sports enjoyed by holidaymakers, with facilities and equipment available from various operators at the marina and along the beach. Glass-bottomed boat trips are available from the port. There are also opportunities for hiking along the scenic walking trails in the surrounding hills and mountains. Sightseeing in the port itself and the neighbouring old town, particularly on foot, is an interesting option. Excursions to the lighthouse at Cap Formentor, along a hair-raising but beautiful drive, are popular, as are trips to a number of other attractions on Mallorca. On the outskirts of the adjacent resort of Cala San Vicente there are ancient burial caves. The island is small, and no matter where you start from on Mallorca no destination is more than 75 miles (120km) away. Generally, though, most visitors come to Puerto Pollensa purely for relaxation on the magnificent beaches.
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