Cala Pi is also used by yachts and ferries. Here several short trips arrive and depart, giving plenty of opportunities to enjoy the sea.

Another beauty in the North of Mallorca is the town of Alcudia. Its old town is simply stunning. The photo shows the magnificient church Sant Jaume (built in 1248), next to the roman excavations and the parking lot.

But Alcudia is also a vibrant small town with several shops and restaurants. Here, you will be able to taste some of the finest foods of Mallorca!

This is a view towards the old town entrance. Researchers think that the town was already very active during the Roman empire, when Quintus Caecilius Metellus built the islands capital here, named "Pollentia". The city walls were erected in the 13th century as protection against pirates.

A side view of the old town entrance. Today, there is a small park next to the entrance.

This is the top of the Mayors' office in Alcudia ("Casa Consistorial"), where you also find the tourist information office. The roof and the clock are heavily ornamented and look stunning. Alcudias' old town is a good place for your stay on Mallorca, as you can easily get to Formentor and the Cap de Pinar, but also a trip to the West Coast and Palma does not take too long!