18 Holes. Par 70. Course 5,650 metres
Found within the Bendinat housing estate, this course was enlarged to 18 holes in 1995. Beautifully landscaped in a wooded valley.

18 Holes. Par 72. Course 6,545 metres
A large golf village on the coastline of Santa Ponsa.
Course I is open to the public, but Santa Ponsa II & III are for members only.

18 Holes. Par 72. 7 Lakes. Course 6,430 metres
One of Mallorca's oldest but best loved courses built in 1978. A favourite with English and German golfers. Beautiful woodland setting with generous greens.

18 Holes. Par 72. 60 Bunkers.
7 Lakes. Course 6,089 metres
Set amongst the beautiful pine forests, this golf course is considered to be one of the more challenging courses on the island.

The area around Calvia offers multiple cycling possibilities. A dedicated cycle track now links Cala Mayor to Santa Ponsa and Calvia, and there are numerous recommended cycling routes in the area towards Peguera, Andratx as well as towards Puigpunyent and Galillea in the Sierra Tramuntana.

Jungle Park in Santa Ponsa offering a number of high rope and zip wire courses for all ages and levels. A fun day out for young and old kids.

The Casino has been a well-known destination in Mallorca for many years. Aside from gambling, the casino hosts a number of restaurants and produces its own shows. Last year’s show was an instant hit, that had rave reviews; set in New York circa 1959, ’Come Fly With Me’ was described as a “Rat Pack meets Cirque du Soleil” and is a must see production.

Tel:{0034} 971 130 000

www.casinodemallorca.com

Sol de Mallorca
07181, Magaluf
Calvia, Mallorca

Close to Port Andratx is the CCA art center and gallery, which was founded in 2001. The gallery, studios, shop and café/restaurant are housed in a traditional Mallorquin building, surrounded by stunning countryside. The interior courtyard is the venue for many concerts and flamenco performances. Conference facilities are available.

Tel: {0034} 971 137 770

www.ccandratx.com

C/ Estanyera 2
07150, Andratx
Mallorca

The Island of Sa Dragonera can be visited thanks to tourist boats offering day trips from St Elm and Andratx. The island is a national park and there are no inhabitants aside from the caretakers and facilities for visitors are limited to a small visitors centre. There are however a number of interesting walks around the small island, leading to the various lighthouses and all the way up to the 350 meter high summit, with its impressive cliffs dropping straight to the sea on the north side.

A renowned hotel amongst the high flyers of the hotel world.

With this hotel and its award winning restaurant ‘El Olivo’, Deia has become one of the chicest places on the island. The hotel and grounds are very special, with romantic rooms, and incredible views. Expect lots of luxury.