All Inclusive Puerto Pollensa: Mallorca Holiday Guide

An all inclusive board basis generally bundles breakfast, lunch and dinner, usually served as buffets with some set dishes, together with locally produced drinks: house wine, local beer, soft drinks and basic spirits. Most hotels also lay on snacks between meals, so a late lunch by the pool does not mean an extra bill. Imported brands, bottled premium wines and à la carte restaurants are often charged separately, so it pays to read the board description before you book.

When you compare Puerto Pollensa hotels all inclusive, look closely at drinks hours and whether snacks run into the evening. These details matter more than the label, because two packages described in the same way can differ quite a lot in practice.

Port de Pollença is the resort itself, a coastal town of around 5,900 residents rather than a sprawl of large hotel strips. All inclusive hotels in Puerto Pollensa, Majorca, are therefore part of a working port town, which suits those who like to wander out for an evening stroll and still return to dinner included.

The area gives you plenty of reasons to leave the sun lounger. The archaeological site of Bocchoris is roughly half a mile away, the Punta de l'Avançada lighthouse and the beaches of Ca'n Cullerassa and El Caló are about 2 miles off, and the Mirador de la Creueta viewpoint is around 2.5 miles away. Further along the Formentor road, Cala en Gossalba lies about 6 miles from town and Far de Formentor about 8 miles. The ferry port at Alcúdia is just over 5 miles away if you fancy a day trip by sea.

The months that suit this coast best are April, August and November. April and November both average highs of 21°C, which is comfortable for walking to the lighthouses and viewpoints, while August brings 31°C heat for long pool days. July is the driest month, with just 5 mm of rain, and peaks at 32°C.

May, June, September and October are shoulder months worth considering: June reaches 28°C and September 27°C. Note that May records around 12 rainy days, the highest of the year, and winter highs sit around 16°C to 17°C, so all inclusive holidays then are better for mild walking breaks than beach time. If you are looking for cheap all inclusive holidays to Puerto Pollensa, Majorca, travelling outside the UK school holidays generally gives you the widest choice, as prices tend to rise when families travel.

Most British travellers book majorca Puerto Pollensa all inclusive holidays as a package: flight, hotel and transfers together. Your flight lands at Palma de Mallorca, and the coach or private transfer to Port de Pollença takes about 43 minutes by road, possibly longer if a shared coach drops at several hotels. On this page you can compare live deals from Jet2holidays, TUI, loveholidays and On the Beach, so if you were searching for all inclusive Puerto Pollensa Jet2 options, they sit alongside the others.

Families should check for children's pools, family rooms and whether snacks and soft drinks are included all day, as these make the board basis worth it. If you plan day trips to Formentor or the beaches, you can also compare car hire, tours and tickets here, and check hotel prices separately if you prefer to build your own trip.