It took around 45 mins to walk to the top. Take a bottle of water! Lovely views of the surrounding area. Nice little cafe at the top with reasonable prices and good food, though many people were prepared with their own picnics. More

It took us 45 minutes to climb the Puig de Pollença and had some stunning views over the bay of Pollença ( could see Menorca as well..), the food was ( arroz brut) delicious, allthough our kids did not like it so much!! Better ask for a childrens menu next time! More

On this small hill with stunning views there is a monastery with a long history, and a small family restaurant to eat a good rice. We enjoyed it greatly More

Stay the night in one of the no-frills but characterful rooms, set your alarm, then watch the astonishing panorama of mountain and sea emerge at sunrise. You'll not regret it! More

I am in love with the Northern part of Majorca (hence all the great reviews I have written). Puig de st Maria or de Pollenca is something that you should do if you are in the area! It is an easy walk (do it after siesta time so 6/7pm in the summer) as it is not too hot and there... More

We heard about the walk to the monastry from Craig in one of the shops on the Caleri steps, we stayed there over night,having dinner and breakfast at a very good price.The walk is fairly hard but well worth it and the views from the top are spectacular. More

Yes, there is no doubt that the walk is a bit daunting, when you look at the height of the Puig from street level but it is well worth it. Just make sure you wear good strong shoes and not open toed sandals. Go on a day when it's not too hot and take plenty water with you. The track... More

We are 2 adults and 2 teenagers and have just returned from a week in Pollenca. We decided to take this walk after reading about it in a Trip Advosor post, wanting something a bit different to the Calvary steps (which I also recommend). It took approx. 50 minutes to complete the walk to the summit: 30 minutes of steep,... More