1. House: the house was immaculately clean and had every single amenity we could ask for. Nespresso machine, beds with fresh linens, all cooking utensils and appliances. Actually, the appliances were brand new and top of the line. There’s a top floor apartment that would be perfect if grandparents were traveling with a family, and it has a TV connected to Netflix that is great for entertaining the kids in quiet while mommy and daddy make dinner with a glass of wine downstairs. The front door opens to the street, but we never heard traffic at any disturbing levels. Moreover, our kids played freely in the street (you hear cars coming and they do not drive fast at all). When you run out of something, there is a corner store about 45 seconds walk away. 2. Parking: at first we thought parking would suck. Not an issue. There is a parking lot approximately 500m away through the nice streets, a garden and past the best coffee shop (Dolca) and the supermarket. Which means you can grab coffee on the way to the car in the morning and wine on the way home (though we bought all wines from Once 11 wine bar, which sells bottles of local wine). You can also park on the street, but then you muss out on walking through the town each way. To each their own. 3. Pollensa: the town is charming. Almost all activity evolves around the small square next to the church. Amazing assortment of 6-7 restaurants. This place is absolutely kid and family friendly. Kids play with cheap toys sold by a vendor, ride around on little electric cars, and even play soccer. All right there in the square, letting you eat dinner in peace. There are some famous Calvari steps (365 steps) that are a perfect post-dinner stroll to compensate for desert and wine, and which leads to some fantastic views of the city. Our kids walked the stairs every night, in flip flops. It’s not too strenuous. The shops vary from tourist to very tourist. Don’t expect the same shopping as you’d find in Palma. But on Sunday there was a beautiful market with artisans. 4. Around Pollensa: we hit every Blue Flag beach on the island and found that Formentor was the best (assuming you’re a beach person). Get there early if you want a seat with an umbrella. Also, we learned that you can drive out to the Cape of Formentor before 10am or after 7pm. Inside of those hours and you have to take one of the 35 tour buses that go there daily. BUT if you go in early, you can hike down to a unique beach and avoid the crazy crowds and commercialized nature of other beaches. Just remember that there are MANY boats, and they float to every corner of the island where you might walk long and hard to in search of isolation. Also, you’re about 35 minutes from Lluc, a monastery in...