Villas in Mallorca

North Mallorca: Pollensa has a historic old town, market and easy access to both mountains and coast, while Puerto Pollensa has a long sandy beach and plenty of watersports. Cala San Vicente is smaller and cove-led, while Alcúdia combines its walled old town with one of Mallorca’s longest beaches.

Serra de Tramuntana & West Mallorca: Sóller sits among citrus groves with the mountains directly behind it, while Deià and Banyalbufar have steep coastal settings, stone architecture and access to walking routes through the Tramuntana.

Palma & Southwest Mallorca: Palma is the choice for architecture, galleries, markets and restaurants. Port Andratx sits on the south-west coast, with a marina, waterfront dining and the Tramuntana close behind.

East Mallorca: Cala d’Or is built around a series of compact coves and a marina. Further inland, Manacor and Artà offer a more traditional setting with easy access to the east and north-east coasts.

Rural Mallorca: Head inland for stone fincas, open countryside, vineyards and local markets. This part of the island suits travellers who value privacy and space but still want beaches and towns within driving distance.

The Serra de Tramuntana is Mallorca at its most distinctive with its dry-stone terraces, old olive groves and villages such as Deià and Sóller set between the mountains and the sea.