The puig is reached by a 45 minute walk up a steep windy road which later becomes an uneven cobbled path. It is possible to drive part way, but this is still followed by a steep walk to the top. I wouldn't really recommend for prams or those mobility problems. Your efforts will be rewarded with stunning views and delicious... More 

Don't go for the museum, which even had the lights switched off when we went - but DO go for the uphill stroll with awe inspiring views when you reach the top - and the bonus of an excellent cup of coffee in the peaceful cafe. It said an hour to walk up on the sign posts - with two... More 

Fantastic view but wear appropriate footwear - the 'path' at the top is VERY uneven. There is a lot of shade along the route but avoid the hike on a hot day.

If you've got the legs then walk as Road will cause unnecessary stress. Beautiful church and castle at the top. Unspoilt and free :-)

Anybody staying in Pollenca looking for some exercise should walk up to the top of Puig De Maria, the hill overlooking the town. There is a beautiful monastery at the top, with a lovely cafe. After reaching the top in 35 degree heat, the ice cold homemade lemonade was extremely welcome!

The six of us (two adults and four children, ages 4 to 15) went up to Puig de Maria this morning and it was fantastic. We'd read that it took about 45 minutes to climb up there which was about right, and we took the buggy for when the 4 year old got too tired. The climb was steep but... More 

We walked up with an 18m old in a sling. Wonderfully shaded for the most part and provided a nice balance between exercise and a relaxing walk while being rewarded with a real treat at the top in the form of amazing views over Pollenca. We reached the top around 10am and not busy. Start is easy to find being... More 

This was my third visit to pollensa and I have never got around to making this trip so this time I left my family by the pool and set off solo. I left the car at the bottom of the hill. It's a steep walk and a little challenging on the large cobbles near the top. wear suitable footwear, trainers... More 

This was an interesting visit. We drove half way up then parked and walked the rest of the way as roads are steep and hairpin bends required three-point turns to navigate them! The walk from halfway up with four children aged 5-10 took about an hour. It was worth it as this place is amazing. It has an interesting history... More