Largest of the Balearic Islands, Mallorca's appeal has remained ever constant since its emergence as a holiday destination in the 1950s, its stunning beaches and guaranteed sunshine undoubtedly the main draw. Yet there's much more to Mallorca than just its resorts, this is an island where fascinating traces of Roman and Arab rule and sweet-smelling citrus groves exist in harmonious tranquillity alongside charming fishing villages, ancient port towns and luxury marinas. Palma, Mallorca's capital, effortlessly blends medieval splendour with modern-day living whilst the stunning villages of Soller, Deia and Pollensa have long attracted the rich and famous.
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LUXURY VILLAS IN MALLORCA
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Flight time from London
2 hours 25 mins -
Time Zone
UTC +2 -
Currency
Euro -
Average Temperature
6°C - 29°C
Villas
Spain, Mallorca
Immaculately-presented, this four-bedroom villa incorporates flamboyant contemporary style with high levels of comfort, located within a 10 minute drive of Pollenca.
Spain, Mallorca
Nature on a vast scale surrounds La Tanca. On one side the brooding peaks of the Sierra Tramuntana; on the other, an infinite expanse of azure blue where the Mediterranean Sea merges with the horizon.
Spain, Mallorca
On the Western shores of Mallorca is one of the island's original Posesiones, or grand estates. Amongst the olive groves, overlooking the Balearic Sea, are several fabulously appointed sea-facing villas, staffed with the light-footed attentiveness of a yacht charter crew.
Spain, Mallorca
Awakening only to the sounds of the bells jingling around the necks of local sheep, guests could be forgiven for thinking they are a million miles from civilisation, yet whilst Villa Poligono with its mountain backdrop feel offers a bona fide villa retreat, beaches, restaurants and bars are a short drive away.
Spain, Mallorca
With sweeping views, and restaurant and bar facilities at the golf club a short walk away, Villa Nueve provides high quality and style throughout and large spaces for entertaining.
