Finca Tirana

Finca Tirana is situated just under 10 minutes away from the centre of Pollensa, an area that has built a positive reputation due to its alluring landmarks and charming atmosphere. One of the region’s most popular attractions is Puig de Maria, which can be found around 5 minutes away from the villa. This monument is based at the very top of a 330-metre summit and is home to a quaint 14th-century monastery that was once used as a devoted shrine to the Virgin Mary. Although the monastery was forced to close in 1564, it finally reopened in 1638 and continues to be a significant element of the local culture. In addition, many previous guests have noted that it only takes around half an hour to climb to the top of this peak, making it an accessible hike for most guests.
 
For those eager to rekindle their sense of adventure during their time in this area, a trip to Alzinaret Caves is a must-do activity. These caves were first discovered by British archaeologist Wilfred Hemp back in 1927 but actually dated all the way back to 1600 BC. Thus, this is a perfect attraction to visit if you wish to examine artefacts from the Middle Bronze Age from an entirely unique perspective. With around 14 caves to discover, guests are free to observe and examine each structure at their own pace. There is even a selection of benches located outside of the caves for guests who do not feel comfortable going inside. Alzinaret Caves are based just a stone’s throw away from Finca Tirana.
 
The Pollensa Market is a deeply bustling attraction that is packed full of over 300 stalls. Thus, guests now have the chance to pick up a range of alluring souvenirs to show off back home, such as artisan bags, clothes, and jewellery. This market is also home to an abundance of locally-grown produce, including fresh fruit and vegetables. As such, guests are free to purchase a few ingredients to use in their own cooking back at the villa. Thus, this is a must-visit attraction for those looking to immerse themselves deeper into the native atmosphere. The Pollensa Market is located just over 5 minutes away from the villa and takes place every Sunday from 8 am to 1:30 pm.

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THE REGION

Nestled on the far northwest coast, Cala Sant Vicenc is part of the municipal district of Pollenca and is more or less halfway between the town of Pollenca and Puerto Pollenca. Originally a fishing village, the town of Cala Sant Vicenc has several small bays with rugged and dramatic rocks and cliffs. The main attraction here is the tranquillity and the collection of small beaches.

The three small beaches in Cala Sant Vicenc, with their crystal clear seas, are particular favourites for both locals and tourists visiting the area. Cala Molins is the largest of the three and is, therefore, the hot spot for summer sunbathers. The smallest, Cala Clara, is a pebbled beach not ideal for sunbathing but is often a good place to snorkel and find crabs hiding in the rocks.