Holiday Rentals in Majorca

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Experience a holiday in Majorca your way

Ready to experience Majorca at your own pace?

Move beyond impersonal hotel stays. Discover our curated selection of exclusive accommodations from cozy seafront apartments to charming villas with private pools, offering the freedom, space, and authenticity a standard hotel can’t match.

Live like a local, enjoy breakfast on your own schedule, cook with fresh market produce, and unwind in your own slice of paradise. Majorca awaits with over 300 days of sunshine a year, dreamy coves of turquoise water, a stunning mountains.

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Key information for your holidays in Majorca

The best plans and thing to do in the island of Majorca

Mallorca is full of unforgettable experiences for every type of traveler. Whether you’re into nature, culture, gastronomy or relaxation, the island offers a wide variety of things to do:

  • Stroll through Palma’s Old Town and visit the majestic cathedral
  • Take a boat tour to explore secret coves and turquoise waters
  • Visit the famous Caves of Drach in Porto Cristo
  • Enjoy the local markets in towns like Sineu and Alcudia
  • Discover the mountain villages of Valldemossa and Deià
  • Go wine tasting in the region of Binissalem
  • Hike or cycle through the Serra de Tramuntana, a UNESCO site

Whether you’re planning an active trip or just want to relax, Mallorca has it all.

Weather in Majorca: A Seasonal Guide

Mallorca enjoys a Mediterranean climate with hot summers, mild winters, and more than 300 sunny days per year — perfect for year-round holidays.

  • Spring (Mar–May): Ideal for outdoor activities. Mild weather (18–24°C).
  • Summer (Jun–Aug): Hot and dry (28–35°C). Perfect beach weather.
  • Autumn (Sep–Nov): Warm sea, fewer tourists, mild temperatures (22–28°C).
  • Winter (Dec–Feb): Cooler but still pleasant (12–18°C), ideal for hiking and cultural visits.

The 8 Best Villages to Visit in Majorca

Mallorca is known not only for its beaches, but also for its picturesque villages full of charm and tradition. Some must-see spots include:

  • Valldemossa: Nestled in the mountains, home to the famous monastery and Chopin’s legacy.
  • Deià: A peaceful artists’ village with breathtaking coastal views.
  • Sóller: Accessible by a historic train, surrounded by orange groves and beautiful architecture.
  • Pollensa: Stone houses, artisan shops, and the iconic Calvari Steps.
  • Alcudia: A medieval old town with Roman ruins and lively markets.
  • Santanyí: Known for its natural beauty and charming town center.

These villages offer a glimpse into the authentic side of Mallorca.

8 best hiking routes in Majorca

Mallorca is perfect for scenic drives, hiking, and day trips. Here are some of the best routes to explore:

  • Tramuntana mountain road (Ma-10): One of the most scenic drives in Europe, connecting towns like Valldemossa, Deià, and Sóller.
  • Cap de Formentor: Dramatic cliffs, epic viewpoints, and a stunning lighthouse at the tip.
  • Wine route through Binissalem: Visit local bodegas and taste Majorcan wines.
  • Walking route to Castell d’Alaró: A rewarding hike with panoramic views and a rustic restaurant at the top.
  • Cycling from Alcudia to Artà: A peaceful ride through the countryside and coastal paths.

Renting a car or bike opens up endless possibilities to discover Mallorca at your own pace.

The 8 Best Beaches in Majorca

Mallorca is home to over 200 beaches, from long sandy bays to small hidden coves with turquoise water. Here are some of the most loved:

  • Playa de Alcudia: Shallow, safe, and perfect for families.
  • Es Trenc: Known for its Caribbean-like waters and natural setting.
  • Cala Mondragó: Located in a protected natural park, ideal for snorkeling.
  • Cala Varques: A secluded, wild beach only accessible by foot or boat.
  • Cala Agulla: Popular among young travelers and nature lovers.
  • Formentor Beach: Surrounded by pine trees and stunning views.

Each beach has its own vibe — from total relaxation to water sports and beach bars.

Frecuent ask questions about Majorca accommodations

What is the best time to book accommodation in Majorca?

The best time to book is 3 to 6 months in advance, especially if you’re planning to visit during peak season (June to August). For spring and autumn, you’ll still find great options with more availability if you book 1–2 months ahead.

Our beachfront apartments in Alcudia, family villas in Pollensa, and sea-view rentals in Son Serra de Marina are among the most popular. Guests love properties with private pools, proximity to the beach, and modern amenities.

Prices vary depending on location, type, and season. On average:

  • Apartments: €50–€180 per night
  • Villas: €120–€400 per night
  • Luxury villas with pool: €250+ per night
    Early bookings often offer better rates.

Standard check-in is from 3:00 PM, and check-out is by 10:00 AM. If you need early check-in or late check-out, let us know in advance — we’ll do our best to accommodate you when possible.

Yes, most accommodations require a refundable security deposit, which covers potential damages. The amount depends on the property and is always clearly stated before booking. It’s usually returned within a few days after checkout.

Yes! All our accommodations include free Wi-Fi, and most offer high-speed internet suitable for remote work, streaming, and video calls.

Some of our rentals are pet-friendly! Please check the individual listing or contact our team. We’ll help you find the perfect stay for you and your furry friend.

We accept secure online payments via credit/debit card and bank transfer. All transactions are encrypted for your safety. Full details are available during the booking process.

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