Perfect place for a quiet nature walk. There are several trail options ranging from 30 minutes to 3…read morehours. A great place for bird lovers & nature photographers. Clean bathrooms available. Walking distance from hotels & beach.

This is a welcome oasis in Port de Pollenca on busy market days or when there are lots of day…read moretrippers! Situated right on the edge of the Marina there is even free car parking in the Marina for patrons. The lunchtime snack menu is reasonably priced and has something for everyone from soups sandwiches & burgers to the AWESOME Seafood Paella! Everyone's welcome although it's not too widely publicised. There are areas for club members only & the pool unfortunately is reserved solely for club members too! You are welcome to stop by for just a drink or a bite to eat in this idyllic setting. I am advised by a reliable source that the G&T they serve is best value for money in the port, although watch out the measures are hefty! The a la carte menu is somewhat pricier but if you're looking for that special evening out, this could well be the venue for you!

This is a perfect beach for a family or anyone. First it is a flat walkway to the beach and along…read morethe beach. There are PLENTY of straw huts w 2 sun loungers you can rent for 18 Euros. PLENTY. It is definitely needed on sunny days. There are lock boxes attached to these sun hut poles with a built in combo lock. For your keys and money while you enter the water. The water is clear and a very warm temp. You can also just set up camp under the plentiful trees which provide shade. The longggggg stretch of beach is clean. Also- there are facilities. Clean new restrooms and a restaurant. Restrooms are FREE to use. We did some of the water activities featured on the beach. Great for families. Yes there is a charge for it.

Very nice food and good waitresses. Especially Bo she's the…read morebest. See you next year.

We called up from an hour away to see if we could make a dive, and while we were going to miss…read moretheir last dive, they told us not to rush and that they would make an extra dive just for us. When we arrived they were incredibly friendly, helpful, and just really nice and welcoming people. Helped us get set up with all the equipment, made sure it all fit perfectly, and honestly just the nicest staff i've ever encountered diving. The dive shop also has a great restaurant next door with beautiful views of the ocean, great food, and the perfect sunset. thank you Mero! You really made our trip.

We were looking for windsurfing lessons on our way into Port de Pollenca and came across Luciano of…read moreKite & Yoga Mallorca who was working with some students. We asked about windsurfing and after he described how much kitesurfing had changed the last few years, we opted to take lessons on that instead. My husband & I did the introductory 1 hour lesson and our two teenage daughters did a full 3 hour lesson the first day. Both loved it, but the next day when we went back only one decided to do another 2 hours. By the end, she was starting to get on the board and actually do it. If we had had another day, she would have been good to go after we got home to SF. All the instructors were friendly and very helpful. They were all incredibly patient and positive - giving valuable feedback in an empowering way. We all had a lot of fun and I'm hoping to return so I can learn it myself another time when we have a good 4 or more days to really learn it well. The bay where they teach you is perfect in every way - good wind, shallow and warm water and you move parallel to the beach so you are never far out in the water while you are learning. I highly recommend both this sport and this business. It was a great discovery on our trip and something we will never forget!

If you are a tennis fan and in Mallorca you must visit the Rafa Nadal Academy! The grounds are…read morebeautiful, everything is shinny and new. There are players everywhere and by the club house resturant there is a wonderful main court, the a ref, electronic scoreboard, and seating to watch. I didn't visit the museum because it seemed more geared towards kids, but we did grab lunch in the resturant. Upon arrival you choose between the US Open resturant or the Roland Garros restaurant. The US Open menu is a bit cheaper, lighter, and less formal and is where we ate. I had pest pasta that was homemade and wonderful. Aside from being a large portion, but my and my partners dishes were made without salt, so definitely add a little before diging in. If you are a Rafa fan or tennis fan in general come out to the Academy to soak up the atmosphere and grab a good meal. Only area of improvement i can see would be the gift shop, which was a little limited.

Disappointing Experience at Nadal Academy - Poor Management Despite the Prestigious Name…read moreWe were genuinely excited about our stay at the Nadal Academy, having booked our experience more than three months in advance. Unfortunately, the experience fell well short of expectations due to consistently poor management and a lack of attention to guest experience. Check-In & Initial Impressions:From the moment we arrived, the staff was unfriendly, and we did not feel welcomed. Basic information about our stay--what we were entitled to, how to access amenities, or any orientation--was never provided. For example, we had to repeatedly visit the front desk to activate our card for various services, which should have been taken care of at check-in. We also only received our welcome gift bag on the second day, and only because we overheard another guest asking for it. Lack of Communication & App Functionality:We received an email about a week before our trip advising us to download the Player 360 app to manage our schedule and access program details. Unfortunately, the app was completely useless. It never displayed any relevant information about our itinerary, forcing us to constantly ask the sports desk for updates. Even when trying to book additional lessons, we had to physically go to the front desk each time to find out if we were scheduled. No effort was made to communicate via text, call, or the app--which was supposedly designed for that purpose. Facility Access & Amenities:On the day of our departure, we had a lesson scheduled after checkout and asked if we could use the locker room facilities to shower. We were told we couldn't enter unless we reactivated our room card--yet again. There were also no towels unless specifically requested, and no soap or shampoo available in the locker room. These are very basic amenities one would expect at a facility carrying the Nadal name. Reputation vs. Reality:While traveling in other parts of Mallorca, we met several former staff members who echoed our concerns, saying they left due to the poor management and culture at the Academy. According to them, many guests share similar complaints but don't bother leaving reviews--often feeling like their feedback wouldn't make a difference. Unfortunately, it seems the Academy relies too heavily on the Nadal brand and not enough on delivering a quality, customer-centered experience. I've always admired Rafael Nadal for his excellence and integrity on the court, and I believe he is a person who values hard work and respect. That said, I sincerely hope he becomes more involved in ensuring that his Academy reflects those same values. This experience did not.