Santo Tomas is ideal. It has a promenade along the whole length of the resort, which is around a mile. It's a quiet place, with a handful of restaurants and bars.
Although it's not the same, we love this resort as we have young children and find it great when out and about with the buggy.

Puerto Pollensa is very flat until you get a distance back from the seafront. Most hotels/apartments are near the sea and therefore on flat ground.

Cheers

Dave.

I would say that Calan Bosch is also very flat and easy to navigate around.

Sarah

Sarah

I would say Cala'n Bosch is fairly uneven !!!!

I have nothing against the resort as I have actually booked to go there next July

Regards

Dave.

The area around the marina is flat and easily navigated around. Admittedly there are some access points to the marina (by the Brittannia pub and the Irish bar) that are on an incline and indeed the bridge across the marina isnt so easy to use because of the steps but you can access the marina from a path and walk easily around and back again.

The beach is reached by a slope that isnt too steep and the walks to the other beach at Son Xoriguer and along to the lighthouse are all fairly even.

We travelled the first time to Calan Bosch with a disabled couple who managed brilliantly and the second visit we had a 3 year old in a pram and never once had a problem navigating around.

Sarah