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Mallorca hotels: Son Brull, need to know

Son Brull

Mallorca, Balearic Islands, Spain[view map]

Local restaurants

Clivia on Avenida Pollença (+34 971 533 635) in Pollença old town is great for dinner. It is very traditional and brightly lit, serving fresh produce and succulent fish. Cavall Bernat in Hotel Cala Sant Vicent (+34 971 530 250), also owned by Son Brull, is a fine-dining room. Puro Beach (www.purobeach.com) in Palma is great for lunch or cocktails. Book early (+34 971 744 744) if you’d like a table or lounger during the day.

Local cafes

To idle away an afternoon, sit outside one of the many cafés on the central square in Pollença old town and watch the world go by.

Worth getting out of bed for

Son Brull residents get between 15–20 per cent off at the local golf course. Before a visit to the beautiful bay of Cala Sant Vicent, which is about a ten-minute car drive, and you may book sun-loungers through reception. There’s a market in Pollença old town on Sundays.

Son Brull sits at the bottom of a hill called Puig de Maria: a walk to the top gives you stunning views of the countryside from the ruins of an old monastery.

Cala Sant Vicenç offers different beaches (sandy and rocky), Puerto Pollença and Puerto Alcudia offer long sandy beaches.

Diary

January The festival of San Sebastián, the patron saint of Palma. Revellers also doff their party caps to San Antonio Abad during this month. As he's the patron saint of animals, you can expect all manner of pet processions and animal-blessing ceremonies. If you're in the mood for carnival, this part of the world gets busy with fancy dress and brightly coloured floats during the weekend before Lent for Sa Rua. Semana Santa, holy week, is an even bigger do: Palma holds processions every day, and the smaller towns have festivities too. July Those after a knees-up should find their way to Valldemossa, when it's time to honour Santa Catalina Tomàs, the patron saint of Mallorca.

For a full list of eating and drinking recommendations in Mallorca, Balearic Islands, check out our Mallorca, Balearic Islands eating & drinking guide

For a full list of recommended activities in Mallorca, Balearic Islands, check out our Mallorca, Balearic Islands destination guide


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