Hoteliers not happy in Puerto Pollensa
Lack of beach services in popular British resort
The hotel sector in Pollensa is concerned about the lack of services on three beaches of the Port at the beginning of July. It’s peak season and the beaches of Cala San Vicenç, Albercuix and Tamarells still do not have sunbeds or umbrellas. This unusual situation has caused discomfort among businessmen in the tourism sector and they claim they are losing customers as a result.
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Port Pollença is fantastic without all those sunbeds and umbrellas cluttering up the beaches. More room on the beach 🏖 for all of us.
Alcudia beach is a construction site at the moment but at least it’s big enough to get away from the noise. Puerto Pollença sounds ideal. No concessions clogging up the beach and plenty of room too. A happy consequence of town hall greed (130% increase) and incompetence.