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14 villas in Maiorca, Spagna

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Enjoy Mallorca at your own pace, from its turquoise coves and sandy beaches to traditional villages and scenic mountain landscapes. Our villas in Mallorca with private pools offer a welcoming base for exploring the island, spending time with family and unwinding in the Mediterranean sunshine.

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Villa Binimelis

a partire dal €328 avg/night

Cala D Or, Mallorca

10 Ospiti · 5 Letti · 3 Bagni

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Villa Alejandra

a partire dal €226 avg/night

Alcudia, Mallorca

6 Ospiti · 3 Letti · 3 Bagni

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Villa Gabriela

a partire dal €188 avg/night

Alcudia, Mallorca

6 Ospiti · 3 Letti · 2 Bagni

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Villa El Olivo

a partire dal €234 avg/night

Alcudia, Mallorca

6 Ospiti · 3 Letti · 3 Bagni

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Villa Casa Faro

a partire dal €318 avg/night

Alcudia, Mallorca

8 Ospiti · 4 Letti · 3 Bagni

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Villa del la Vilar

a partire dal €296 avg/night

Pollenca, Mallorca

4 Ospiti · 2 Letti · 2 Bagni

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Villa Sa Pleta

a partire dal €293 avg/night

Arta, Mallorca

6 Ospiti · 3 Letti · 2 Bagni

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Villa Casa Martin

a partire dal €332 avg/night

Porto Colom, Mallorca

6 Ospiti · 3 Letti · 2 Bagni

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Villa Isleta

a partire dal €376 avg/night

Alcudia, Mallorca

8 Ospiti · 4 Letti · 3 Bagni

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Villa Tintoretto

a partire dal €389 avg/night

Alcudia, Mallorca

8 Ospiti · 4 Letti · 3 Bagni

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Villa Sa Xabola

a partire dal €335 avg/night

Selva, Mallorca

6 Ospiti · 3 Letti · 3 Bagni

Villa Roca Nova

a partire dal €282 avg/night

Cala D Or, Mallorca

8 Ospiti · 4 Letti · 4 Bagni

Villa Gosp Torres

a partire dal €246 avg/night

Puerto Pollensa, Mallorca

6 Ospiti · 3 Letti · 3 Bagni

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Discover Mallorca, Spain

From turquoise coves and sandy beaches to mountain villages and historic towns, Mallorca offers much more than a beach holiday. The largest of Spain’s Balearic Islands is known for its varied landscapes, Mediterranean cuisine and places full of local character. Explore the streets of Palma, discover traditional villages or take a scenic journey through the countryside. Our Mallorca villas provide a welcoming base for enjoying the island at your own pace.

Why visit Mallorca?

Mallorca is a destination for both relaxing breaks and holidays filled with discovery. Alongside its beaches, the island offers mountain scenery and walking routes through the Serra de Tramuntana, whose cultural landscape is recognised by UNESCO. Combine days by the sea with visits to historic villages, or simply leave room in your plans for enjoying the views and stopping somewhere new for lunch.

Best places to visit in Mallorca

Alcúdia

Alcúdia brings together historic sights and beautiful coastal surroundings in northern Mallorca. Explore the old town’s medieval gateways and traditional buildings, or visit the nearby Roman remains of Pollentia. With beaches and coves around the area, it is a good choice for combining sightseeing with time beside the Mediterranean. 

Pollença and Puerto Pollensa

Pollença offers cobbled streets, historic churches and views of the surrounding mountains. Climb the Calvari steps for a different perspective over the town, then head towards the coast to explore Puerto Pollensa. Its scenic bay and opportunities for water sports provide a contrast to the old town’s historic setting. 

Cala d’Or

On Mallorca’s southeastern coast, Cala d’Or is known for its sandy coves, pine-fringed shoreline and yacht marina. Spend time at Cala Gran, explore the smaller beaches around the resort or enjoy a walk beside the boats. Nearby Mondragó Natural Park offers another setting for discovering the coastline.

Palma

Mallorca’s capital is worth setting aside a day to explore. Visit the cathedral and Almudaina Palace, wander through the old town or discover the city’s art museums. With historic architecture, shopping streets and plenty of places to stop for a meal, Palma offers a change of scene from the beach resorts. 

Sóller

Set in a valley in the Serra de Tramuntana, Sóller is a destination for enjoying Mallorca’s countryside and architecture. The historic Sóller train travels through scenery dotted with citrus and olive groves. In the town, explore landmarks such as the church of Sant Bartomeu and the distinctive modernist buildings. 

Valldemossa

Valldemossa’s stone houses, winding streets and hillside setting make it a memorable stop during a Mallorca holiday. Explore the village and its Carthusian Monastery, then take time to enjoy the surrounding scenery. It is an appealing choice for visitors interested in the island’s history and mountain landscapes.

Beaches and things to do

Mallorca’s beaches offer a choice between long sandy stretches and smaller coves surrounded by nature. Playa de Muro has fine sand, clear water and opportunities for activities such as paddleboarding and canoeing. For a different setting, explore Cala Mondragó and S’Amarador, where sandy shores sit alongside woodland and walking trails. 

Beyond the beach, discover the island’s museums, historic buildings and local food. Browse shops for traditional crafts, explore Palma’s courtyards or stop at a bakery to try an ensaïmada, Mallorca’s famous spiral-shaped pastry. These experiences add variety to a holiday without filling every day with organised activities.

Enjoy a villa holiday in Mallorca

A private villa gives you the freedom to organise your holiday around the people you are travelling with. Enjoy breakfast together, plan a day out or keep the afternoon free for relaxing beside your own pool. Our Mallorca collection includes villas in locations such as Alcúdia, Pollença, Puerto Pollensa and Cala d’Or, offering different settings for your island stay. 

Browse our villas in Mallorca with private pools and find a place to make your own for the holiday. Whether you are planning a family break, a couples’ escape or time away with friends, start looking forward to exploring the island and unwinding in the Mediterranean sunshine.

Frequently asked questions about Maiorca, Spagna

What are the best places to visit in Mallorca?

Some of the best places to visit in Mallorca include Palma for its cathedral and historic streets, Valldemossa and Sóller for mountain scenery, and Alcúdia and Pollença for their old towns. These destinations offer a mix of sightseeing, local culture and places to stop for a leisurely lunch

What are the best beaches in Mallorca?

Playa de Muro is a good choice for a long sandy beach with facilities, while Es Trenc offers white sand in a protected coastal setting. For smaller coves surrounded by nature, consider Cala Mondragó and nearby S’Amarador. The best choice depends on whether you prefer convenient amenities or more natural surroundings.

When is the best time to visit Mallorca?

For hot weather and days beside the pool, June to September is a good period to consider, with July and August generally the hottest months. Spring and autumn offer milder conditions for sightseeing and exploring, although autumn has a greater chance of rain than midsummer

Is Mallorca a good destination for a couples’ holiday?

Mallorca offers plenty of ways to spend time together, from exploring the stone streets of Valldemossa and Deià to enjoying dinner in Palma or discovering a favourite cove. Plan a few days out, then leave the rest free for leisurely lunches and relaxing at your villa