Regions
Where in Mallorca?
Every corner of the island has its own character. Pick a region and we'll show you the villas that fit.
6 villas · from €3,065SouthwestPort d'Andratx & Camp de MarSouthwest Mallorca around Port d'Andratx and Camp de Mar is the region for modern luxury villas with sea views. Villas here usually sit on hillsides or right on the cliffs, face west into the sunset and are around 25–30 minutes from Palma airport.2 villas · from €2,924TramuntanaDeià, Valldemossa & SóllerThe Serra de Tramuntana is the mountain range in northwest Mallorca and has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2011. Villas here sit among olive terraces, stone villages such as Deià, Valldemossa and Fornalutx and the Sóller valley – ideal for guests who want peace, hiking and sea views from above.1 villa · from €1,071NorthPollença & AlcúdiaThe north of Mallorca around Pollença and Alcúdia combines historic old towns with the island's longest sandy beaches. Villas here usually sit in green countryside between mountains and sea, a short drive from the shallow, family-friendly bays of Pollença and Alcúdia.1 villa · from €4,361NortheastCapdepera & Cala RatjadaNortheast Mallorca around Capdepera and Cala Ratjada is the sunrise coast: turquoise coves such as Cala Agulla, a Moorish castle above the town and several golf courses. Seafront villas here often have direct access to the water.2 villas · from €890Central MallorcaInca & Santa MariaCentral Mallorca – the Pla de Mallorca around Inca, Santa Maria del Camí and Binissalem – is the land of fincas and wineries. From here you reach Palma in 20–30 minutes and almost every coast on the island in under an hour.6 villas · from €642SoutheastFelanitx & Cala d'OrSoutheast Mallorca around Felanitx, Santanyí and Cala d'Or is the quietest corner of the island: wide country estates, vineyards and small turquoise coves such as Cala Mondragó in the natural park of the same name. This is where you find the largest estates – up to 1,000 hectares.