Santa Ponsa Holidays

The Blue-Flag Playa de Santa Ponsa spans 1,300 metres and blends crisp white sand with the azure waters of the Mediterranean Sea – a haven for sun-worshippers, families, foodies, and activity fans alike. Add in water-based fun with kayaks, banana boats, and paragliding, exploring underwater with scuba diving and snorkelling, and dolphin-watching cruises and glass-bottom catamaran trips. With waterside dining on freshly caught seafood and shopping along the adjoining vibrant promenade completing the list.

Santa Ponsa and the surrounding area offer the finest golfing. Golf Santa Ponsa boasts three courses totalling 45 holes - the perfect challenge for keen golfers. A few minutes from Santa Ponsa is the John Harris-designed T Golf Calvia; an 18-hole, par 72 course. A 15 minute drive leads to the 18-hole par-72 Golf de Andraxt championship course and the famous par 5 “Green Monster”, and the 18-hole par-72 Real Golf de Bendinat with its Bay of Palma vistas.

Palma de Mallorca is the heartbeat of Majorca. Take of a tour of the spectacular Gothic masterpiece of La Seu Cathedral and adjoining Royal Palace of La Almudaina. Wander through Casco Antiguo’s cobble streets, hidden courtyards, and sun-drenched plazas. Admire the artworks on display at Fundació Joan Miró. Take in the panoramic vistas from the hilltop Castell de Bellver. And ride the century-old wooden trains from the vintage railway station near Plaza de Espana to Port de Soller.

Santa Ponsa serves everything from familiar British pub fare to authentic Mallorcan and Spanish dishes in its cafes, bars, and restaurants. Share a table full of tapas including traditional Patatas Bravas, Pimentos de Padrón, Pa amb Oli, Calamari, and Albondigas with a jug of homemade Sangria or Tinto Verano. Or tuck into a tasty Paella, Tumbet, Frito Mallorquin, or Arrós Brut with a glass of Manto Negro wine, followed by an after-dinner Ensaimada pastry with a Carajillo coffee.

When the sun goes down, the nightlife scene centres around Santa Ponsa’s “The Square” and Carrer Ramon Mondcada with their lively Irish pubs like Flamingos Pub and Durty Nelly’s, disco bars such as Stepps Bar and Zanza Bar, tribute acts, live bands, shows, and much more. Or hop in a taxi to enjoy the after-dark vibe at Magaluf’s neon-lit “The Strip”, the iconic BCM Mallorca in BCM Square, and even beach parties at beach clubs like Oceans Beach Club.

Tackle the tree-top adventure across Jungle Parc Mallorca’s suspended bridges and ziplines. Experience splashing times at Western Water Park’s Western Land, Indian Town, and El Paso in nearby Magaluf. Meet the challenge of Playa Santa Ponsa’s kayaking, paddle-boarding, and jet-skiing. Hike through Parque Arqueológico Puig de Sa Morisca’s ancient ruins and burial grounds. Take a glass-bottom boat trip to the Malgrat Islands and Dragonera Island. And keep your eyes peeled for dolphins from the cliffside Mirador Illes Malgrat lookout.