- Must visit
Ciutat Romana de Pollentia
Open-air archaeological site with Roman streets, houses and forum remains; essential for understanding Alcúdia's ancient origins.
Take a ferry from Palma to Port d'Alcudia and enjoy the approximately 27 nautical miles (51 km) long journey. Find schedules and pricing options for a convenient and affordable trip.
Distance 27 nautical miles (51 km) |
High Season Jul - Sept |
Low Season Oct - Dec |
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Open-air archaeological site with Roman streets, houses and forum remains; essential for understanding Alcúdia's ancient origins.
Key site museum for Roman Pollentia, displaying statues, ceramics and finds that explain the ancient city beside Alcúdia.
Compact local museum on the former hydroplane base, covering aviation history and military use around the Bay of Pollença.
Atmospheric old town lanes within the walls, ideal for a gentle walk among stone houses, small shops and historic squares.
Natural wetland park with bird hides and walking routes, a calm escape from the resort and a favourite with nature lovers.
Long sandy beach promenade in Port d'Alcúdia, popular for walking, sea views and easy access to family-friendly bathing areas.
A traditional Mallorcan vegetable bake of potatoes, aubergines and peppers, often served in summer. It is a homely island staple with simple Mediterranean flavours.
Rustic Mallorcan soup made with bread, seasonal vegetables and often pork. It is a classic farmhouse dish linked to island home cooking.
A hearty rice dish from Mallorca, usually baked or cooked with meat, vegetables and spices. It reflects the island’s traditional family-style cooking.
Elegant dining near the marina with refined Mediterranean plates, seafood and attentive service, suited to a leisurely evening meal.
Polished seafront restaurant known for rice dishes, seafood and Mediterranean cooking in a smart yet relaxed marina setting.
Traditional restaurant serving Mallorcan and Spanish dishes, including grilled meats and local specialities, in a warm rustic setting.
Moderate for Mallorca: stays rise in summer, dining is tourist-priced, but buses and simple meals stay reasonable.
Service is usually included. Round up or leave 5-10% in restaurants for good service; round up for taxis; small change is fine in cafés.
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Port d'Alcúdia -> Alcúdia Centre històric
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