roig cat
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Those of you who have read some of my previous posts will know that I enjoy walking and that I broke my Tibia and Fibula back in September and have not yet made a full recovery; this weekend break was going to be cancelled but in the end we decided to go but just tweak our plans a little. A weekend break to the area in November has become a habit over the last 5 years, we have always enjoyed dry, sunny weather but this year we were lucky enough to have dry, sunny and warm weather!
We arrived at 3pm and drove straight over to the port for a walk on the Pine Walk. The port seemed very quiet, more so than previous years but on reflection I think that maybe our flight this year was considerably later than previous year’s flights. We then drove up to the old town to check in to the Hotel C’al Lloro. A super little hotel; well worth its budget off season price. Perfect for anyone wanting a Pollensa town base but not wanting extra frills.
The hotel has a terrace at the rear looking out towards the mountains. There is also a super view of the Puig Maria. I expect breakfast is served here in the summer? We took the liberty of buying a couple of beers and crisps from the supermarket and enjoyed the view.
P1050597 by Roig the cat, on Flickr
We had a room over looking the square, the view at night:
P1050626 by Roig the cat, on Flickr
Breakfast view:
P1050600 by Roig the cat, on Flickr
That evening we ate at Spira, a short walk around the corner. We hadn’t booked but managed to get the last table for two, the restaurant was buzzing.
We arrived at 3pm and drove straight over to the port for a walk on the Pine Walk. The port seemed very quiet, more so than previous years but on reflection I think that maybe our flight this year was considerably later than previous year’s flights. We then drove up to the old town to check in to the Hotel C’al Lloro. A super little hotel; well worth its budget off season price. Perfect for anyone wanting a Pollensa town base but not wanting extra frills.
The hotel has a terrace at the rear looking out towards the mountains. There is also a super view of the Puig Maria. I expect breakfast is served here in the summer? We took the liberty of buying a couple of beers and crisps from the supermarket and enjoyed the view.
P1050597 by Roig the cat, on FlickrWe had a room over looking the square, the view at night:
P1050626 by Roig the cat, on FlickrBreakfast view:
P1050600 by Roig the cat, on FlickrThat evening we ate at Spira, a short walk around the corner. We hadn’t booked but managed to get the last table for two, the restaurant was buzzing.





