Is Santa Ponsa good for nightlife?

As for nightlife in Santa Ponsa; Santa Ponsa nightlife is fantastic. There are variety of great pubs, music bars, night clubs and discos in Santa Ponsa in which the holidaymakers may enjoy their Santa Ponsa holidays. Most of the restaurants, bars and pubs in Santa Ponsa are focused on a family holiday.

Is Santa Ponsa Lively?

Although not quite in the league of the neighbouring towns of Magaluf and Palma Nova, Santa Ponsa is still an extremely well equipped and lively town with plenty of shops, bars and restaurants and heaps of facilities and amenities for holidaymakers.

Is Santa Ponsa full of Irish?

Lots of Irish people come to Santa Ponsa, it has been affectionately known as little Ireland by some, the hotels balconies are often draped in Irish or Celtic flags/towels etc and the Irish quarter at the top of the hill, up from the beach and right of the roundabout has lots of bars and eateries along it.

Where is the club Santa Ponsa in Santa Ponca?

Room types may vary. Club Santa Ponsa is located in the northwest coast hill of Santa Ponca’s white sand beach. The complex is naturally and in harmony distributed with its forest environment; this circumstance makes a very nice direct contact with the nature that surround us.

What to do in Santa Ponsa on a holiday?

Most of the restaurants, bars and pubs in Santa Ponsa are focused on a family holiday. There are also several discos targeting teenagers and a large number of bars, where holidaymakers may enjoy Irish folk, guitar or violin. There are 3 well known night clubs in Santa Ponsa that include; Disco Inferno, Kitty O’Sheas and Fama.

Where to play tennis on the island of Mallorca?

Playas de Santa Ponsa Tennis Club is located 100 m from the beach of Santa Ponsa, in the southwest of the island of Mallorca, with perfect climate for the practice of tennis throughout the year. In our 8 clay courts the classes of our school-academy are taught,

How many holes are there at Golf Santa Ponsa?

Golf Santa Ponsa 1, designed by Folco Nardi (1977), consisting of 18 holes (Par 72); the 10th hole (Par 5) is one of the longest in Europe with 590m. The course has been host to the European Tour six times with players such as Ballesteros, Langer, Olazábal, Woosnam, etc.