Etiqueta 'Puerto Pollensa'
Mayor Bàrbara Rebassa and councillors from all parties gathered at the municipal office in the port to present this package.

Northern Spotlight

Alcudia - two million euros for the "restart plan"

The mayor wished to highlight the fact that the town hall was "united in restoring normality".

Andrew Ede06/06/2020 10:45

The Guardia Civil came across someone wearing a wetsuit.

State of alarm

Fined for swimming in Puerto Pollensa

As well as the couple in Puerto Pollensa, a swimmer in Portals Vells was also fined.

Majorca Daily Bulletin reporter15/04/2020 16:15

Puerto Pollensa

Letters to the Editor

Puerto Pollensa

A reader sends a message of love and support.

MDB readers04/04/2020 10:37

POLLENÇA. TRANSPORTE AEREO. Los hidroaviones `tomarán¿ Pollença con la Copa Schneider

Events

Seaplanes cup for Puerto Pollensa

From what one can make out, it is in fact a renaming for the Splash-In, designed to give that event added incentive.

Andrew Ede15/02/2020 10:31

Rafa Nadal and Xisca Perelló marry today.

Celebrities

Wedding guests arriving in Majorca

Nadal’s wedding guests: King Juan Carlos, Casillas, Gasol, and probably Ronaldo. About Federer…

Majorca Daily Bulletin reporter19/10/2019 10:04

Ottilie Quince

Sport

Pollensa's golden girl

Interview with Puerto Pollensa-based kidney transplant patient, Ottilie Quince, a multiple winner at the World Transplant Games.

Humphrey Carter09/09/2019 20:09

Letters to the editor

Letters to the Editor

We have received several letters on several subjects from The Skrypal Affair, water action to Puerto Pollensa's parking problems.

01/07/2019 10:47

Puerto Pollensa has been the location for the seaplane "Splash-In".

Transport

Air force agrees to non-commercial seaplanes in Puerto Pollensa

The Spanish Air Safety Agency will have the final say in authorising civilian planes.

Majorca Daily Bulletin reporter29/05/2019 06:53

Firefighting planes are based in Puerto Pollensa.

Transport

Hundreds get to see seaplanes close-up

The military base in Puerto Pollensa was opened to the public so they could see planes close-up.

Majorca Daily Bulletin reporter04/05/2019 17:41