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sa Pobla, Balearic Islands

Illes Balears · Balearic Islands · Spain · 12,766 residents

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sa Pobla is a small town in Illes Balears, Balearic Islands, Spain, home to around 12,766 people. There is one notable place to see in and around town, including Son Simó. The nearest airport is Palma de Mallorca (PMI), about 30 min by road, with direct flights from the UK.

Why go

  • Sights worth the trip: Son Simó.
  • Easy to reach: Palma de Mallorca (PMI) is 21 miles away with direct flights from the UK.
  • Tours, tickets and activities can be booked in advance.

Top sights in sa Pobla

Ranked by how well known they are.

  • Son Simó1archaeological site

    Son Simó

    4 miles from the centre · Photo

    Archaeological site

Tours & tickets in sa Pobla

Guided tours, day trips and tickets in and around sa Pobla can be booked in advance, priced in GBP.

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Where to stay in sa Pobla

Hotels, guesthouses and apartments in sa Pobla are priced in GBP below, most with free cancellation.

Hire a car

The easiest way to reach sa Pobla and the villages around it is a hire car from Palma de Mallorca (PMI), about 30 min away.

Best time to visit sa Pobla

Getting there from the UK

By air

  • Palma de Mallorca (PMI)21 miles, about 30 min by roaddirect flights from the UK

By car and ferry

Nearest ferry ports: Alcúdia (7 miles), Palma (25 miles), Ciutadella (45 miles).

sa Pobla is good for

Around sa Pobla

Towns and villages within an hour or so.

Questions people ask

Is sa Pobla worth visiting?

Yes. sa Pobla is known for Son Simó. It works well as a base or as a day trip from the towns nearby.

How do I get to sa Pobla from the UK?

Fly to Palma de Mallorca (PMI), which has direct flights from UK airports, then it is about 30 min by road.

What is near sa Pobla?

Alcúdia (8 miles), Santa Ponsa (34 miles), Cala Millor (22 miles) and Magaluf (32 miles) are all within an hour or so.

Where is sa Pobla?

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