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Puerto Pollensa Beach: golden sand and calm, shallow water along the bay, with the Tramuntana mountains as a backdrop.

Birdwatching around Puerto Pollensa: wetlands, cliffs and valleys in the north of Mallorca that attract resident and migratory birds.

The Boquer Valley walk from Puerto Pollensa: an easy out-and-back route between rocky ridges ending at a quiet pebble cove.

Formentor Beach: pine-fringed sand and calm turquoise water on the Formentor peninsula, a short trip from Puerto Pollensa.

The Pine Walk, Puerto Pollensa's pine-lined seafront promenade: quiet coves, sunrise views and terraces over the bay.

Puerto Pollensa's market: local produce, crafts and Mallorcan flavours — a weekly slice of local life by the bay.

The traditional port of Puerto Pollensa and its llaüts: Mallorca's maritime heritage alive in the heart of the bay.

Cala Sant Vicenç: a cluster of sheltered coves with turquoise water beneath the Cavall Bernat ridge, near Puerto Pollensa.

Pollensa old town: the Calvari steps, the market and centuries of Mallorcan character a few kilometres inland from the port.

Formentor, Mallorca's northern peninsula: the lighthouse road, dramatic viewpoints and how to visit from Puerto Pollensa.