Deluxe Panoramic

Deluxe Panoramic boasts a stunning location on the hillside in Bonaire, a beautiful, exclusive and quiet residential area with two romantic little beaches. Playa de Sant Pere is a charming, peaceful beach with fine sand, crystal clear water and Playa de Sant Joan, equally lovely, is just around the corner. Both beaches are just minutes away from the villa.

The tourist hub of Alcudia is a very short drive from the villa, as is the ever popular Port d’Alcudia with its seven mile long Blue Flag beach. Alcudia’s picturesque marina is the waterside setting for many trendy bars and restaurants. It is a buzzy hub of activity with many boat excursions running from it, including day trips to Menorca, dolphin watching tours and glass-bottomed boats. The romantic Alcudia Old Town is wonderfully atmospheric with narrow cobbled streets, Romeo and Juliet balconies, cozy, authentic cafes, unique little boutiques, fantastic gastronomic restaurants and fabulous tapas bars. It also boasts a  vibrant open-air market which you should definitely go to. Visitors can walk around the entire perimeter of the medieval walls, either on the inside using the Cami de Ronde route or on the outside, using what has now become a gardened walk. From the top of the walls, you can enjoy wonderful panoramic views of the Bay of Pollensa. Alcudia Old Town hosts many cultural events including traditional fiestas and classical music festivals. Alcudia Old Town boasts an incredible history. The Romans brought an end to piracy and built the town but later, Alcudia was destroyed in the 6th century. The town returned to greatness under the Moors. The narrow streets of the Old Town, especially Carrer d’en Serra are resonant of its Arab past. The walls you see today were added in the early 14th century under the rule of King Jaume II. You shouldn’t miss the fabulous Neo-Gothic Sant Jaume Church and the fantastic Sa Bassa Blanca Museum which is home to amazing contemporary art and stunning gardens. Alcudia’s Roman ruins and museum, just outside the walls, are very interesting.

Pollensa and Puerta Pollensa are also just a short drive away. Pollensa is an ancient, charming, attractive, walled town with stunning architecture, modern art galleries, fabulous boutiques, chic, gastronomic restaurants and a lively market. Puerto Pollensa is wonderful with its dazzling white sand and shallow, warm water. A little further on, Formentor is absolutely spectacular and worth the bumpy drive to get there.

There are a number of vineyards close by where you can taste some delicious wines. Bodegas Can Vidalet at Pollensa and Bodega Butxet are excellent. The Mortitx winery, hidden off a winding road between Pollensa and Lluc, is a young and up-and-coming contender in the Balearic wine market. It is worth the navigating the hairpin bends of the Tramuntana mountain range to find it.

Please be aware that the location tab shown on the website is not based on the property's exact location; therefore, all location amenities are an approx of facilities, restaurants, and villages/towns you might find around the property. The property's exact location will be provided to you before arrival and might come along with some recommendations about the area and what to visit.

THE REGION

The vibrant northern town of Alcúdia is truly a year-round location, offering life, history and culture throughout all seasons. Lying just one kilometre inland from the famous holiday resort of Port d’Alcúdia, it’s the ideal place to taste rich Mallorcan heritage without having to stray too far off the beaten path.

The pedestrian area offers inviting restaurants, cafés with beautiful terraces and cosy backyards, handicraft shops, stylish boutiques and Mallorcan specialities. Stroll by medieval houses, the proud town hall and the so-called Casas Señoriales, the majestic houses of past nobility. Here and there, you get a glimpse of one of the big, shady patios and time, and again you reach the outer rim of the town wall.