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Exclusive properties by the sea and inland
Stay in one of our premium villas in Mallorca and make your holidays unforgettable. Our villas combine Mallorcan touches with an exquisite refined style. Dive in an oasis of greenery, admire the breathtaking views of the Mediterranean, and let yourself go into the entrancing Balearic state of mind.
We want you to enjoy the best possible comfort during your stay with us, which is why we take great care in selecting top-of-the-line amenities. All our properties have high-quality bed linen, towels and bedding. Our bathrooms are equipped with a range of eco-friendly products made by hand. Office supplies are also available on request.
Our team of travel agents can be contacted at any time for sightseeing advice, airport transfers, or to book a home massage, for example. Do not hesitate to contact them before your stay to prepare for your next best holiday in Mallorca.
Because the main island of the Balearic Islands has everything you would expect from a seaside destination with character: endless beaches, turquoise waters, small wild coves, picture-postcard villages, towns of art and history with architectural gems, lively fishing ports, exceptional natural areas and sites, delicious local cuisine and many other pleasant surprises awaiting visitors, its easy access by plane or ferry from Barcelona helps to make the island attractive to European tourists.
It is the largest island in the Spanish Balearic archipelago, which has five main islands, four of which are inhabited (Mallorca, Menorca, Ibiza and Formentera).
Located in the Mediterranean Sea, off the coast of Barcelona and Valencia, it has more than 900,000 inhabitants, half of whom live in Palma, it's capital.
Mallorca and Menorca are derived from Latin and mean "big island" for the former and "small island" for the latter.
Palma, Calvià, Inca, Manacor, Sóller and Pollença are the main towns on Mallorca. Among the most famous resorts and beaches are Magaluf, El Arenal, Colonia de Sant Jordi, the ports of Sóller and Pollença and the beaches of Muro, Santanyi, Cala Blava and Cabo Blanca.
The island's main mountain range is located in the West, in the Serra Tramuntana province. These exceptional natural landscapes earned the island a Unesco World Heritage Site in 2011.
