THE SEASON AHEAD
I love spring in Mallorca, a gentle and invigorating season marked by the arrival of the island’s magnificent almond blossom. Mallorca’s natural beauty is one of the things I enjoy most about the island, so the arrival of spring and the warmer days is all the invitation I need to get out into the mountains, hiking in the spectacular scenery before the summer heat ramps up in earnest. If hiking’s not your thing, simply taking some stunning mountain drives through pretty hillside villages is equally enjoyable.
Another aspect I love about Mallorca is its rich cultural heritage, so for me there is nothing better than strolling through the tree-lined boulevards of Palma and browsing the colourful markets of Sóller and Deià before the peak summer crowds arrive. Ample time to unwind can still be factored into a spring visit to Mallorca, whether it is relaxing by your private pool or people watching in the sunshine at a pavement café. Now is the time to start casting away the winter chill and start planning your perfect Mallorcan escape!
Louisa– January 2025
WHERE & WHEN
What are the popular areas for villa rentals in Mallorca?
Some of the best places to rent a luxury villa in Mallorca are around the beautiful coastal towns of Deià and Sóller in the northwest, in the peaceful enclaves around Pollença in the island’s northernmost tip, and in the foothills of the Tramuntana mountains.
Some visitors to Mallorca wish to be within easy reach of the capital, Palma. You can balance easy access to Palma’s thriving foodie and cultural scene with a serene villa stay on the nearby coast, or in the tranquil hills to the north of Palma. Alternatively, if you are seeking complete coastal seclusion, we have sea view villas on the unspoiled Costa de Canyamel in the northeast.
What is the best time to rent a villa in Mallorca?
With its mild winters and blissfully long summers, Mallorca is the perfect year-round destination. If you have no restrictions on when you can travel, we highly recommend visiting in the spring and early summer (April to June). This will allow you to experience the island’s enchanting natural beauty, pristine coves, and attractive towns without the peak season crowds of July and August. Temperatures usually range between 20C – 24C (68 – 75F) in spring, climbing even higher in June, so this is a glorious time to be outside.
Autumn in Mallorca (September and October) is another superb time to visit. The sea waters are inviting for swimming, the island still enjoys warm days (typically 25C / 77F in September), and the feel around the island is far more relaxed as the summer crowds start to ebb away.