The Eolo Hotel is a hotel in Puerto Pollensa (Port de Pollença) on the north coast of Mallorca — one of the most attractive and consistently praised resort towns on the island. Puerto Pollensa has cultivated a reputation over many years as Mallorca’s most charming and sophisticated north-coast resort: a long pine-tree-lined promenade curving around a sheltered bay, calm clear water, a relaxed atmosphere that attracts painters and writers as well as families and couples, and a village character that remains distinctly Mallorcan despite its popularity with visitors. The Eolo Hotel provides a comfortable base in this well-regarded setting, combining the pleasures of Puerto Pollensa’s beach and promenade with easy access to the beautiful natural landscapes and villages of the Mallorcan north.
The Eolo Hotel offers rooms with air conditioning, private bathroom and balcony, with the beach, promenade and resort facilities of Puerto Pollensa within easy walking distance. The town’s long promenade — the Passeig Voramar — is shaded by ancient pine trees and follows the curve of the bay, lined with cafés and restaurants that fill up in the evenings with a predominantly Mallorcan and European clientele. The beach along the promenade is sandy with calm, shallow water — excellent for families and those who want gentle swimming in a well-maintained environment. Puerto Pollensa’s resort centre is compact and pleasant on foot, with a good range of restaurants, an evening market in summer and a relaxed, unhurried pace that makes it one of the most enjoyable places to spend a week or two on the island.
Puerto Pollensa sits at the northern tip of the Bay of Pollença, sheltered by the Cap de Formentor peninsula to the north-east — one of the most dramatic and photographed headlands in the Balearics, with its lighthouse at the extreme tip accessible by road and offering extraordinary views. The Formentor Peninsula also has one of Mallorca’s most famous beaches — the secluded Platja de Formentor, set below pine-covered cliffs with a calm, clear cove of fine sand. The historic town of Pollença (4 km inland) is one of the most beautiful and genuinely Mallorcan towns on the island, with its Roman bridge, the famous 365-step Calvari staircase leading to a clifftop chapel, and the atmospheric Sunday market in the main square. The Tramuntana Mountains (UNESCO World Heritage Site) rise immediately behind Puerto Pollensa and are criss-crossed with walking trails of all difficulties.
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The Eolo Hotel is located in Puerto Pollensa (Port de Pollença) on the north coast of Mallorca, close to the beach and the famous pine-tree promenade. Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI) is approximately 65 km south — around 60 minutes by road. The town of Pollença is 4 km inland, and the dramatic Cap de Formentor peninsula and lighthouse are approximately 20 km north-east.
Puerto Pollensa is consistently rated as one of Mallorca’s most attractive and pleasant resort towns. The combination of a beautiful pine-tree-lined promenade curving around a calm bay, a relaxed and sophisticated atmosphere, excellent restaurants, easy access to the dramatic Formentor peninsula and the genuine Mallorcan character of the nearby town of Pollença make it a natural choice for those who want an alternative to the busier, more package-holiday-oriented south-coast resorts. It is particularly popular with families, couples, walkers and independent travellers.
Cap de Formentor is a dramatic rocky peninsula at the northern tip of Mallorca — one of the most photographed landscapes on the island. The road winds for approximately 20 km from Puerto Pollensa along increasingly spectacular clifftop scenery to the Formentor lighthouse at the extreme tip, with views across the bay to the Tramuntana Mountains. Along the way, the Platja de Formentor — a secluded cove beach of fine sand below pine-covered cliffs — is one of Mallorca’s most beautiful beaches, with very calm and clear water.
Yes — the Tramuntana Mountains rise directly behind Puerto Pollensa and Pollença, making the north-east of Mallorca the ideal base for walking and hiking in this UNESCO World Heritage landscape. The mountains offer trails ranging from easy walks along stone-walled country paths between villages to more demanding routes to the summits. The GR 221 long-distance route (Ruta de Pedra en Sec — Dry Stone Route) passes through the Tramuntana from Port d’Andratx to Pollença and is the island’s most celebrated walking itinerary.
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