Alcudia Waterpark

Alcudia Water Park is the only water park in the north of the island, and while it may not be the biggest in the world in still proves a great day out if you are looking for something a bit more local.
Featuring many slides, pools, children’s areas it really is great for the whole family too.

In the next video you can see a short summary about the possibilities of this water park:
 

 

If you want more information about the water park you can visit its website: http://www.alcudia-waterpark.com

On that page you will find information, photos, videos and tips about how to get the most out of your visit to the Alcudia Water Park.

How to get from Puerto Pollensa to Alcudia Waterpark

Alcudia Waterpark is the only water park in the North of Mallorca and is a great day out for the whole family.
Alcudia Waterpark isn’t as big as the other water parks on the island but it’s a lot easier to get to, in fact we would like to give you a few options on how to get there yourself.

By Taxi: Is approximately 15€ and the journey time is about 15-20 mins.

By Public Bus: Is approximately 1.55€ and the journey time is about 15-20 mins. The bus number is nº2 and you can get on at the main marina in Puerto Pollensa. And will need to get off at the magic roundabout at the Burger King. (There’s a red knot structure in the middle of the roundabout). Alcudia waterpark is then a short walk of 2 mins from the bus stop.

By Car: Is about 15-20 mins journey time. From Puerto Pollensa follow the bay road to Alcudia old town. At first roundabout turn left, the traffic then filters right. Turn right at the traffic lights. 2nd right at next roundabout and first right at the Burger King roundabout.

Entrance is 19€ for adults, 11€ for children.
Buy your tickets at the Nofrills shop in Puerto Pollensa (Paseo Saralegui, 122) for your FAST TRACK entrance!

Pine Walk

The Pine Walk is probably one of the more gentle walks you can do.
Starting from the main roundabout by the Marina in Puerto Pollensa carry straight onto the pedestrianized area and keep on walking straight ahead.
Casually stroll along the cobbled streets with spectacular views of the beach to your right, and the Tramuntana mountains towering tall.

Pinewalk, Puerto Pollensa

As you head past the more busier beaches this is where the walk gets it`s name.
Lots of Pine trees branch across to give a much needed bit of shade.
It carries right onto the military base at the end, see if you can spot the famous yellow seaplane!

Cala Boquer

The road starts in Port de Pollença at the left of Formentor road there is a path surrounded by pine trees that is the entrance to the Possessió de Bóquer. Once there crossing an iron gate passing through two big rocks and after the green pine trees area we can observe the archaeology jewel of the area, a group of one of the most important nave style constructions known and a lime oven that was active until 1935.


Cala Boquer

Cala Boquer

Once you reach the highest peak on the walk you can see some spectacular views looking down onto the beach of Cala Boquer and the secluded inlet.
It takes in total around about an hour to walk down to the beach and back. But be warned that the way you go is the only way back!

Cala San Vicente

The idyllic resort of Cala San Vicente is not so difficult to reach from Puerto Pollensa. The mountains on the west fall away at the Coll De Siller to entice us over. The area has long been a favourite with artists wanting to paint and you’ll soon see why, as the steep surrounding cliffs become more pronounced and the colour of the sea like something you’ve mixed on your palette.

Start from roundabout on sea front (next to taxi rank).Walk up main Pollensa road to the petrol station.
Just before the petrol station on the right hand side, turn into street Carrer de Cala Sant Vicenc. At the end of this street you will see the ring road. Cross over at the pedestrian crossing and head straight into Carrer de les Roses.
This street forks at the end. Take the left fork and follow the road where it will take a sharp right hand bend and then continue straight to the end of the street.

You will see the hills ahead of you at the end of the street and the road name is repeated (Carrer de les Roses)
Turn left here and walk along the road (there is a crash barrier to your left and a wall to your right).
Take the first turning on your right. There will be a metal sign on the wall saying SILLER and there should be a wooden signpost saying Cami de Siller al Coll de Siller (if it hasn’t been taken down again).

A short way up the track there are three pathways.

Take the middle path (ignore the no entry symbols) which has a breezeblock wall on your left and a stone wall topped by wire fencing on your right.

The path leads you past a house where there are double gates open just enough for one person at a time to pass through. Ignore the Propiedad Privada Prohibido El Paso sign as this applies to vehicles only.

Follow the track up through the pass. You will join a rough wide track at the top. Follow this until you come to a massive roundabout.

Take the second path to your right on the roundabout

There is a wooden sign saying Cami del Port de Pollenca a Cala Carbo
Follow the track down into Cala St Vicente