Holiday Villas in Majorca (Mallorca)

Enjoy a Villa Holiday in Majorca

Our delightful villas to rent in Mallorca are right where you want them to be. Near bustling old towns, mesmerising beaches, delicious tapas and tranquil olive groves.

Things to do in Majorca

A villa holiday in Majorca provides a wealth of activities for all ages, ranging from thrilling water parks and pristine beaches to hiking and cycling through the island’s stunning countryside. Although many holidaymakers flock to the coastal resorts, Majorca’s inner beauty shouldn’t be missed – with traditional villages and pine-covered forests surrounding the picturesque Tramuntana Mountains.

Check out our top things to do in Majorca!

Beaches in Majorca

Beach-lovers are spoiled for choice when it comes to Majorca villa holidays. With a vast selection of beaches and coves, this sun-drenched island leads the way in Balearic beach bliss! Long stretches of fine white sand coupled with water sports, beach bars and promenades, as well as more peaceful, pebbly coves off the beaten track make Majorca’s beach selection so varied yet so satisfying. Head to Alcudia or Puerto Pollensa for the best tourist beaches equipped for families, whilst the charming coves further south such as Cala d’Or provide a more serene and tranquil experience.

Read our guide to the best beaches in Majorca. 

Nightlife in Majorca

Majorca offers a real mix of laid-back bars and high-octane nightclubs, with the latter predominantly located on the southwest of the island close to Palma and Santa Ponsa. The resorts of Alcudia and Puerto Pollensa offer the perfect variety of vibrant bars with live music and open-air restaurants for those wanting a quiet drink.

Food and Drink in Majorca

Speciality dishes in Majorca include Tumbet – a vegetarian stew similar to a Ratatouille, Serviola a la Mallorquina – fresh fed baked and smothered in a rich tomato sauce, and of course Paella, one of Spain’s signature dishes. Our villas to rent in Mallorca are never too far away from restaurants serving these specialties as well as a variety of international cuisines so suit all tastes.

History and Culture in Majorca

Mallorca’s proud inhabitants are reflected by its fascinating history which is evident in the capital city of Palma with its grand Gothic Cathedral taking price of place. There is a distinct Catalan culture in Majorca which differs from mainland Spain, which is noticeable in the dialect used by locals. Festivals and carnivals take place year round, so be sure to keep an eye out during your Majorca villa holiday!