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Holiday rentals in Majorca

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Superhost
Guest suite in Llucmajor
Casa dels Tarongers / Blaues Aptm. für 2 Personen
Only for adults!! Great, friendly apartment for two people on our finca in Llucmajor, in the middle of a beautiful garden with pool. Centrally located with short distances to the most beautiful beaches of Mallorca, to Palma and other excursion destinations. The bus station Llucmajor/Son Noguera is 7 minutes walk from us. An airport bus also runs from May to October. The tourist tax charged here is included.
Individual Host
Superhost
Loft in Palma de Mallorca
TI 112 Olivo: bright and fresh.
Loft with balcony, located on the old town, at Lonja neighbourhood. On a very lightly street. Surrounded by bars and restaurants.5 minutes walking distance from STP SHIPYARD PALMA, 5 min to a long promenade along the sea shore and 12 min from the nearest beach. 6 min to the Cathedral and 7 min to the beautiful Sta. Catalina market.
Individual Host
Superhost
Loft in Palma
Charming style LOFT in old town Palma
This 95 m2 duplex loft is located in the old town of Palma, completely renovated with a modern style but at the same time warm, cozy and comfortable. Ideal for a couples environment. This location is extraordinary because it is anchored in the heart of the city on a beautiful street close to everything
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Superhost
Flat in Port de Pollença
Seafront Apartment 1B
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Flat in Sóller
Soller Soap Factory - Studio
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Superhost
Loft in Palma de Mallorca
COZY HIDEAWAY LOFT... MI AMOR...
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Superhost
Flat in Palma
Designer condo/ La Llonja Casco Antiguo 2
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Superhost
Flat in Palma
Design top floor Old Town touristic lodging TI153
Professional Host
Superhost
Home in Banyalbufar
Es Pastado (ETV/12096)
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Superhost
Flat in Pollença
Voramar 1 kingbed or 2 single beds
Individual Host
Superhost
Flat in Sa Pobla
New studio (ideal couples/cyclists) TAXES INCLUDED
Individual Host
Superhost
Loft in Palma
Central L´Aguila Modern Apartment, Wifi, Spacious
Professional Host
Superhost
Flat in Palma
Beautiful apartment in the heart of Palma
Individual Host
Superhost
Flat in Palma de Mallorca
Junior Suite 1st line of the beach
Professional Host
Superhost
Cottage in Banyalbufar
Ca Sa Noneta
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Your guide to Majorca

Introduction

Postcard-perfect Majorca is the largest of Spain’s Balearic Islands. The 340-mile-long coastline is woven with azure beaches, hidden coves, and top-notch resorts. The beaches themselves are as diverse as the island’s international visitors — from the white-sand crescent of Cala Deià to the unbridled nightlife and festivals in Magaluf. Inland is where you’ll find Majorca’s softer side: charming villages favored by Spanish artists are surrounded by almond and olive groves and some of the island’s best food (think pit-roasted pig and local wines). Its diverse landscape promises awe and adventure, whether it’s cycling the Serra de Tramuntana mountain range, hiking to hilltop monasteries, or sleeping in traditional manors that have been converted into modern retreats.


The best time to stay in a holiday rental in Majorca

Majorca is blessed with a Mediterranean climate. Sunny summers and mild winters mean it’s pleasant year-round. May through September offers the best sunbathing weather and evenings temperate enough to linger over a late al fresco dinner or on the deck of your villa. Early summer brings Mallorca’s embat winds — warm sea breezes that are ideal for kitesurfing and sailing. July and August are the hottest months, with dependably cloudless skies and average highs of 85 degrees Fahrenheit, yet the waters are warmest — and best for swimming — in September. Winters bring frequent rains, but the temperature rarely falls below 50 degrees, making it an opportune time to explore the island’s inland villages. Springtime isn’t to be overlooked, as the winter rains give way to blossoming almond, apricot, and orange trees and an ideal cycling and trekking climate.


Top things to do in Majorca

Cala Mondragó

Cala Mondragó has everything you want from an outdoor adventure: accessibility, natural beauty, turquoise waters, and beach parasol rentals. As for the crowds? As a natural park, it earns protections others don’t, keeping visitorship to a minimum and commercial development at bay.

Valldemossa

This quintessential Majorcan hilltop village is only a 25-minute drive from Palma, yet it feels like another world. Cobbled alleys and stepped streets lead to viewpoints, romantic cafes, stone houses, and a 13th-century monastery.

Drach Caves

Some of Majorca’s best traits are beneath the surface. Drach Caves (Dragon Caves) are a subterranean network riddled with otherworldly geologic features like a ceiling of stalactites and one of the largest underground lakes in the world, which you can tour by rowboat.

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