It’s almost as if Mallorca was tailor-made as a holiday destination. Relatively easy to get to, small enough to be easily explored but big enough to offer the full range of holiday experiences. It’s obviously got the benefit of enjoying the Mediterranean climate and you even get a choice of the kind of beach you can enjoy – from big and popular with loads of amenities to secluded coves that you can have all to yourself.
And Mallorca is wonderfully accommodating no matter what kind of holiday you’re after. You can live it up in the clubs and bars of Palma or head up to the north-western side of the island where you can enjoy a little hard-earned peace and seclusion with friends or family. And of course, thanks to Mallorca’s popularity there are loads of great places for foodie experiences, things to do and great family activities – and they’re not all tacky tourist traps either.
Every fantastic holiday destination must also have some fantastic accommodation, so we’ve listed our top 10 villas in Mallorca to show you some amazing places to stay on this amazing island!
Perfect for a cosy family getaway or a break with close friends, Villa Trogos boasts some beautiful outdoor spaces and a 10 x 5m pool – firing up the BBQ and getting everyone around for a bit of al fresco dining is the perfect way to spend an evening! The town of Pollensa is walking distance away too, so strike out and discover the great bars and restaurants it offers!
Sleeps: 4
Prices from: £34pppn
This rustic-chic home enjoys an elevated position that give you glorious views over pretty Pollensa from a pool terrace framed with creeping vines. The villa exudes island charm with beach blue bedrooms and a sea green bathroom that reminds you of the nearby ocean. Up to 6 guests will likely be charmed by the scenic gardens, shaded by a variety of trees and comprising multiple cool corners in which to sit and while away the day.
Sleeps: 6
Prices from: £30pppn
Finca Saldana is really rather special. This beautifully restored 400-year-old olive mill is set in 50 acres of olive groves and incorporates many gorgeous original features in the stylish interior. There are numerous living spaces and nooks for escaping to, but it’s the outside where you’ll want to spend most of your time, exploring the lush gardens, enjoying dinners with a sunset backdrop and cooling off in the irresistible pool.
Sleeps: 12-16
Prices from: £179pppn
Settled in a rural location away from the touristic areas, Casa Vista Roqueta is one for those looking to experience the real Mallorca. The seamless blend of old and new gives the villa a rustic yet luxurious feel, with the original, centuries old, farmhouse stylishly renovated to allow ample space for socialising. Soak up the spectacular views with a glass of wine on the front terrace or have a splash around with the kids in the large swimming pool.
Sleeps: 10-12
Prices from: £79pppn
Looking for a holiday home that oozes with contemporary cool? Villa Novo is an architectural marvel, fitted with a stunning swimming pool complete with romantic deck and landscaped gardens. You’ll enjoy breathtaking Bay of Pollensa views, while the Tramuntana mountains serve as your backdrop – what could be more dreamlike?
If you’re looking to go out and explore, there’s a scuba school nearby plus kayak hire, while the ample restaurants and bars can keep you busy long into the night.
Sleeps: 8
Prices from: £38pppn
Villa Jaso is the kind of place where you’ll feel perfectly at home as soon as you walk through the door. The Mallorcan stone exterior encapsulates the classic look of the island while the interior has every comfort you could wish for – if you put cuddling up on a big sofa over sharp design then this is the holiday home for you. But don’t get too comfy – there are loads to explore on the island, and you can always check out our great Mallorca travel guide for inspiration.
Sleeps: 4
Prices from: £25pppn
This immaculately resotred traditonal-style villa is simple yet refined in style. The interior has chic furnishings and period accents like exposed beams. Outside, the whole gang will love the pool and terrace area with views to the sea, framed by pine-strewn hillsides. Just 200m away you’ll come across the pretty little beach Cala Deia which is also home to one of the best beachside fish restaurants on the island.
Sleeps: 8
Price from: £165pppn
An infinity edge pool, great amenities nearby and the sea glimpsed through the trees – what more could you need from a Mallorcan getaway home? Alca Paradiso is ideal for two families to come together and enjoy a sunny Spanish break, with plenty of space and privacy as well as fantastic communal areas. Floor-to-ceiling windows and doors bathe the home in light and there are plenty of shaded areas outside where you can relax.
Sleeps: 8
Prices from: £57pppn
This glorious villa is nestled in Mallorca’s countryside and makes the most of every inch of the stunning views that surround it. The covered dining terrace at Porto Pintoresco is the perfect scenic dinner setting for the whole family. The buzzing town of Puerto Pollensa with its white, sandy beaches is just a short drive away if you can tear yourself away from the pool and Mediterranean garden!
Sleeps: 6
Prices from: £25pppn
Last but by no means least is the striking Deluxe Kerida. Set on a cliffside overlooking the cool blue water of Port d’Andratx, this is one of the finest homes on the island. Admire the view from any of the multiple terrace levels or from the pool’s infinity edge. If you can bring yourself to leave this idyllic spot, then exciting Palma is just less than 40 minutes drive away and you’ll have stunning mountains, coves and beaches right on your doorstep.
Sleeps: 12
Prices from: £471pppn
This is just a summary of our favourite quirky villas in Mallorca, we’ve got so much more to offer! Prepare your next Oliver’s Travels getaway to the island with our travel guide, full of insider tips and activities for every taste. And if you need even more information, don’t forget that our concierge team is available to help!
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