This company offers tandem jumps from a gentle slope above Alcudia, for a nice flight with great views over the bay. They also offer guidance to paragliding enthusiasts on other local flying sites and conditions.

Tel: {0034} 633 342 843

www.paragliding-mallorca.com

18 holes. Par 72. 58 Bunkers. Course 6,470 metres.
Course designed by Robert Trent jr. opened in 2003. Said to be quite a testing course.
Beautiful views over the bay of Alcudia.

Tel: + (34) 971 549 560
www.golf-alcanada.com

Mallorca is no surfing Mecca, but there are a few spots that are worth a try. These include Paguera on the way to Andratx, Alcanada, Cala Mesquida and Canyamel to the east. All are fairly distant from Palma town, so a good look at the weather map is essential. The best season is said to be September till May.

Cala Mesquida
Cala Mesquida close to the resort of Capdepera is one of Mallorca’s hotter surfing spots.
A surf school established here reportedly does some rentals.

Local conditions can be found at www.mallorcasurf.com

Sailing school in Port de Pollensa, offering a range of boards and dinghies for rent. German management; open only in season.

Tel: {0034}971 865 346

www.sailsurf.eu

Paseo Saralegui 134
07470, Port de Pollensa
Mallorca

The north coast is full of trails and offers a nearly endless selection of walks. Guides and maps in English are readily available.
For those seeking more adventurous activities and adrenalin, there are two companies based in Pollensa offering guided climbing, caving and canyoning outings.

Rock Sport Mallorca
Tel: 629 948 404
www.rocksportmallorca.com

Mon d’Aventura
Tel: 971 535 248
www.mondaventura.com

Horse riding school offering a choice of horseback excursions, as well as group or individual horse riding lessons.

Tel: {0034} 971 854 121

www.ranchograndemallorca.com

Son Serra De Marina
CR Arta -Alcudia KM 13.7
07458, Santa Margalida
Mallorca

Biking in the low lands around Alcudia and Pollensa is popular, with plenty of rural, well marked cycling routes.
The main villages (Pollensa, Alcudia, Sa Pobla etc.) are sufficiently close to each other for some leisurely bicycle outings.
The train from Sa Pobla to Palma takes bicycles, as do many buses.

Two months of concerts and events running throughout July and August. A vast array of musical styles from gospel to classical. www.festivalpollenca.org

The festival takes place in September and grows every year. Most bands perform at the Alcudia Auditorium.
www.auditorialcudia.net

This popular Sunday market is well worth the trip, no matter where you are on the island. Bustling with people, the streets come to life with fresh produce stalls, jewellery, clothes, leatherwork, all with a distinct quality feel. Cafes and restaurants get very busy and parking is suddenly scarce!