I have had the pleasure of visiting Santa Ponsa on no less than 6 occassions over a 15 year period, and it has to be one of my favourite places in Mallorca. Only about 40 mins from the airport, it is to the South of the Island, about 15 mins from Magalluf, but far enough away from the rowdiness. Santa Ponsa nestles around the beautiful beach in a horse shoe shape and is wonderful for families and couples. The left side of the bay is quieter than the right, with scatterings of restaurants and a few good british pubs and the right side has an Irish theme to it, with lots of bars, a club or two and plenty of shops and restaurants. Take a 10 minute walk up to ...  Read the complete review

Santa Ponsa is one of the quiter town in Majorca, it is located about 45 minute journey from Palma (PMI) airport and cost about Euro45. I personally have been visting Santa Ponsa from a very young age and love going there every ear as we havea time share. There is quite a lot of night life in the main quarter for those are out there withut children, these night clubs are located near the beach and inlcude places like : cheekos: younish kind of bar, strings:mixed crowd with an excellent group, 3 girls and 3 boys who alternate each night, they sing a range of music, music for 80's right through, FAMA's:is more of a night club which has regular foam parties, although there  Read the complete review

Santa Ponsa and its neighbouring resorts of Palma Nova and Magaluf are part of the district of Calvia, and lies on the south west coast of Majorca/Mallorca. The resort is just 12 miles from the airport so its a nice easy transfer to your hotel. Santa Ponsa has a fantatic public transport link - with plenty of buses running through the town all day every day and you can get pretty much anywhere for a small charge. Santa Ponsa has as more celtic theme to many of the pubs, bars and restaurants - and the british tourism are more than welcomed here also. If you like comediens and karoke etc then this is a great resort for you, and more Irish & Scottish bars ...  Read the complete review