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The parish church of Santa Maria dels Àngels (Catalan: Mare de Déu dels Àngels, English: "Our Lady of the Angels") is the main church in the old town of Pollença, Mallorca. A first church, built in the Gothic style, was erected on this site shortly after the reconquest by King Jaume I in 1229. Four years later, in 1236, the church was given to the Knights Templar, who had acquired large tracts of land in the region. The current building, predominantly Baroque, was largely constructed between 1714 and 1790 and replaced the earlier, smaller church.

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Just a few hundred meters from the monastery is the Mirador del Molí Vell. The view from the mill ruins is magnificent: it stretches from the Serra del Cavall Bernat, the Vall de Bóquer valley, the Serra d'Albercutx, to the El Fumat mountain on the Formentor peninsula. Also impressive are the bays of Pollença and Alcúdia, with the Sa Victòria and Ferrutx peninsulas, as well as the beaches of Es Comú, Can Picafort, and Son Serra de Marina.

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Many small paths lead to the bay, some are easy to find, some make you stumble through the bushes

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The climb takes about 50 minutes. It's a steady, steep climb, but you'll be rewarded with a great view at the top.

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Great view of Cap Formentor. It's somewhat hidden.

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The hike there is worthwhile and not particularly challenging. It's just steep. So bring plenty of water.

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Great view of the mountains and the town.

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It's amazing up there. The detour is well worth it.

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The path up is great, but only recommended with sturdy footwear.

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The path to the Coves Blanques, also known as the Camí dels Presos (Path of the Prisoners), was built between 1937 and 1940 by Republican prisoners of the Spanish Civil War. It served as the access road for the expansion of the Coves Blanques into an artillery emplacement. Personally, I find the path a bit monotonous, but if you come from the Cornavaques (https://www.komoot.com/de-de/tour/1417540171), it's quite relaxing.

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Only 50% of the route is that easy

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brilliant view, highlight of our tour

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Unfortunately the weather was not optimal at the moment

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The view from up there is breathtaking. The steps up there are pleasant to climb.

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Very beautiful place… Generally, depending on the season, there are very few people here… It's also very nice for mountain biking… I highly recommend it. 😉

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There are many paths down to Cala Bóquer. Finding the right one here can be tricky. If you keep to the left of the riverbed at the beginning and walk the last few meters in the riverbed, you'll definitely reach the bottom. A bit of orientation and foresighted walking will definitely get you to this beautiful beach. I definitely recommend hiking poles and good, sturdy shoes for this section. 😊

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It's beautiful here. Bring time to linger!

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Thanks to the relatively flat steps, the stairs are quite easy to navigate and do not require much physical exertion. The return journey is also possible via paths and stairs slightly to the right (via the Stations of the Cross).

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The path is wide and you can't stop marveling. Be careful of the stones when you look around.

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Unfortunately not possible with a dog. Dogs are not allowed on the path (private property)

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