Geographical Location
Santa Ponsa is a holiday resort on the southwest coast of Mallorca in Spain’s Balearic Islands.
Those who choose Santa Ponsa as a holiday destination can combine their stay with the desire to rent a holiday apartment.
Beach and Coast
Santa Ponsa’s central sandy beach is considered a beach with clear water and a family-friendly atmosphere. In Santa Ponsa, the expansive sandy beach is also associated with an environment for water sports.
The main beach is approximately half a kilometre long; a second beach, 30 metres long, is called caló d'en Pellicer.
Playa Santa Ponsa and Playa Calo De Ses Llisses are located in the immediate vicinity. Magaluf Beach and Playa del Mago are located in the surrounding area.
Culture and History
Santa Ponsa has documented historical significance as the place from which Jaime I of Aragon carried out the Christian conquest of Mallorca in 1229.
Túmul de Son Ferrer is located in the immediate vicinity of Santa Ponsa. Fundació Pilar i Joan Miró a Mallorca is located in the surrounding area.
Regional Surroundings
Son Puig and the Mirador de Ricardo Roca are located in the wider regional area.
Transport Links and Leisure
Santa Ponsa is connected to Palma by TIB bus route 102; the route runs between Plaza Santa Ponsa and Plaza España in Palma.
The holiday resort’s extensive range of amenities includes hotels, apartments, shops, bars, nightclubs, restaurants and a sports club. Santa Ponsa also has three golf courses.
Other destinations: Arta, Montuiri, Escorca, Palma De Mallorca, Son Ferrer, Sineu, Marratxinet, Felanitx
