Cap de Formentor and Pollença

Pine sap on the breeze and the slap of swell against limestone set the scene at Es Colomer, where a 232 m perch frames the islet and the shark-tooth cliffs of Cap de Formentor. At the cape’s tip, the 1863 lighthouse still throws its beam from 188 m above the sea. On the way back, Platja de Formentor hides glassy shallows for a quick dip, while Pollença reveals the 365-step Calvari, laid out from the 18th century, and streets once frequented by the painter Anglada-Camarasa.

Your driver collects you at the hotel in Palma and keeps the Mercedes on standby all day, so timing bends to your plans. Follow Ma-13 then Ma-2210: about 1 h 10 to Es Colomer for photographs, then the narrower ribbon to the lighthouse, roughly 20 km farther. Swim at Formentor while parking and traffic are handled in the background. Continue via Port de Pollença, 25 minutes to town, to climb the Calvari and pause on Plaça Major; in Mallorca, your Amani Limousines private chauffeur secures bookings and waits while you taste and explore.