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Northern Mallorca


A slick slice of seaside chic, with an extensive outdoor dining area out on the pier, this is the place for yachties and their ilk. Seafood is the name of the game, from simply grilled shrimp to local hake cooked in saffron sauce, but there's a tasty range of meat dishes too. It's classy but casual, pricey but almost always worth it.


Lonely Planet's must-see attractions

Nearby Northern Mallorca attractions

1. Cala Carbó

1.64 MILES

Around the headland to the east, Cala Carbó is the smallest and least visited of Cala Sant Vicenç's beaches.

2. Cala Molins

1.78 MILES

The biggest and busiest of Cala Sant Vicenç's four beaches, with rows of parasols on a deep sandy strand, easygoing access into the shimmering pale…

3. Cala Clara

1.87 MILES

Pretty Cala Clara is small and perfectly formed, around 30m wide with clear, shallow, minty-blue water.

4. Cala Barques

1.96 MILES

The westernmost and first of Cala Sant Vicenç's beaches, Cala Barques, is sandy until you hit the water, when you have to pick your way over rocks to…

5. Mirador de Sa Creueta

2.48 MILES

This popular lookout 3km northeast of Port de Pollença gazes out over dizzying views along the ragged north coast.

6. Talaia d’Albercuix

2.54 MILES

You can climb a couple of kilometres up a side road from the Mirador de Sa Creueta to the Talaia d’Albercuix watchtower (380m), built to warn of pirates…

7. Platja de Formentor

3.26 MILES

A fine ribbon of pale, pine-fringed sand, with crystal-clear water; it can get busy in summer. Parking costs €10 for the day.