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When the troops of Jaume I landed at Mallorca Santa Ponsa, on 10 of September of the year 1229 in his quest to drive the Moslems from Mallorca it is said that a mass was held in the small church of Sa Pedra Sagrada (in Santa Ponsa), the mass was officiated over by the Bishop of Barcelona, Berenguer de Palou, before the king and his men began the reconquest of the Island.

Mallorca Santa Ponsa is located in the southwest of the island, about 20 minutes from Palma. Santa Ponsa's beaches are ensign of the Economic Comunity for a clean beach and water quality. The sport possibilities of Santa Ponsa are more than sufficient. The sportcentre offers installations for: Soccer, tennis, Rollhockey, a Halfpipe and basketball.

Mallorca Santa Ponsa is famous throughout the island for hosting two of the biggest Fiestas every year. The 'Rocio' is held during the first weekend in June each year, and is basically a religious festival but, in keeping with all religious festivals in Mallorca these days it becomes a weekend of food, drink and music. It does attracts a lot of people to the town and there is a great selection of side shows and stalls.

The other big Fiesta is a 10 day long event held in September to commemorate the landing and conquering of Mallorca by Jaime I in 1229. He and his troops landed at Mallorca Santa Ponsa, and today the spot is marked by a stone cross on the southern headland not far from the nautical club.