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Santa Ponsa
Families · Beach · History and golf
Santa Ponsa combines an urban sandy beach about 578 metres long, a seafront promenade and pine-shaded areas with an important part of Mallorca's history. The landing cross commemorates the arrival of King Jaume I and his troops in September 1229.
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What to see and do in Santa Ponsa
- 01Santa Ponsa's sandy beach and seafront promenade
- 02Pine-shaded areas beside the beach
- 03The cross commemorating King Jaume I's landing
- 04Golf courses and a yacht club in the surrounding area
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Things to do nearby
Puig de sa Morisca Archaeological Park
45-hectare site with 8 km of signposted trails, the remains of a Talayotic settlement and a visitor centre; free admission.
More informationCala Blanca (Ses Rotes Velles)
Small pebble cove with clear waters about 2 km away, in the Costa de la Calma area, with a beach bar and flat areas for sun loungers.
Santa Ponça Seafront Promenade
Pedestrian promenade along the bay with terraces and bars, and a craft market that usually sets up in the afternoons during the season.
Local flavours
Where to eat nearby
Restaurant Xaloc
Chargrilled fish, rice dishes and grilled meats at a venue in the centre of Santa Ponça.
El Mesón del Mar
Fresh seafood and fish next to the Santa Ponça marina, with sea views.
Always check opening hours, menus and bookings directly with each venue, especially in high season.
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