Property co-ownership and luxury holiday villas in Mallorca, Spain

The local area

Mallorca is an island of global appeal. The nature reserves, historical sites and buzzing resorts of the island are all bound by miles of exquisite beaches and turquoise, sparkling sea, with the vibrant and architecturally impressive capital city of Palma adding another dimension to this already varied island.

Both bursting with life and sleepily relaxing, here you can enjoy your getaway however you choose, whether that's sun-soaked days on the white, sandy beaches, a day trip of cultural discovery, exuberant nights out, or simply relaxing in the villa; a true home-from-home.

Mallorca's Rich History

Having been in the hands of the seafaring Phoenicians, before flourishing under Roman rule, colonised with churches by the Byzantine Empire, progressed by the Moors and taken over by James the Conqueror, Mallorca is steeped in history. Middle Age watchtowers along the coast and fortified castles are the beautiful and interesting result of continuous invasion, including the Capdepera Castle, Castell d'Alaro and Castell de Bellver in Palmer.

To reach deeper into the past, ruins of the ancient Roman town Pollentia are well worth a visit, as are the impressive Bronze Age settlements Capocorb Vell, Such a varied past can't help but make for a richly fascinating history, and in Mallorca the remnants of centuries are visible everywhere. Our luxury villa will give you the perfect home away from home, enabling you to immerse yourself in the history of this island, with a dedicated concierge service that can help you plan your ideal holiday.

An Island of Highlights

There's so much to do in Mallorca that it can be difficult to decide where to start. While heading straight down to a hidden cove and dipping into the sea will always be a popular option, a fantastic introduction to island's varied landscape is the Palma-Sóller train. This delightful antique train rattles through the Tramuntana Mountains in a journey that takes about an hour. If you allow yourself some time, you can wander around Sóller's main square and enjoy a leisurely drink before making the return trip to Palma.

Taking a tour of the spectacular limestone Caves of Drach at Porto Cristo, which ends with floating concert on Lake Martel, Europe's largest underground lake, is a great way to take in a natural wonder. Meanwhile, a tour of the magnificent Palma Cathedral, located right on the seafront and one of the finest examples of Gothic architecture in Spain- having been partially renovated by Gaudí- will see you enjoying a manmade one.

Those on the hunt for unusual and interesting objects can browse around the small shops and galleries of Dela, a bohemian-chic village that drew artists and musicians in the early 20th century, while golfers can enjoy the Club de Golf Alcanada, the only course in Mallorca that is right next to the sea. Our luxury villa has been handpicked to ensure the whole island is easily accessible while providing the comfort and privacy of a home away from home.

Luxury Cuisine in Mallorca

Mallorcan cuisine - based on pork, fish and vegetables generously spiked with garlic and olive oil - is vividly delicious. You can imbibe the local culture at the vineyards creating beautiful wine, while farming on Mallorca produces citrus fruits, apricots and almonds which you can buy in weekly markets. There is also a wealth of great restaurants. These include Bona Taula, which features an excellent wine list, the exclusive Port Petit, with mouth watering Mediterranean cuisine which is said to be a favourite with King Juan Carlos, and Sa Galera, a lovely restaurant set in an old 13th-century finca.

Gran Vista

Mallorca, Spain

Classic Collection | Owned

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La Pleta

Mallorca, Spain

Classic Collection | Owned

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Mallorca

The local area

Mallorca's Rich History

An Island of Highlights

Luxury Cuisine in Mallorca

The Experience

Bona Taula

Sa Galera

Can Trompe

Son Terrassa

Farah's Lagendary Club

Sparkles

Sky Bar at Hotel Hostal Cuba

Palma Cathedral: Gothic Masterpiece

Gaudí's Touch

Genova Caves: Mallorca's Hidden Wonder

Explore Majestic Underground Formations

Alaró Castle

Historic Hike

Palma Aquarium: An Ocean of Fun and Discovery

Discover the Secrets of the Deep

Aqualand El Arenal

Marineland

Natura Park: Mallorcan Wildlife and More

Farm Animals to Exotic Birds

L'auditori d'Alcúdia: Artistic Hub

Discover Mallorca's Premier Venue for Art

Es Boulard: Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art

Historic Art

Jungle Park Mallorca: Tree Top Adventure

Adventurous Outing

Miro's Legacy: Pilar and Joan Miró Foundation

Visit a Distinctive Museum

Porto Pi Lighthouse: Historic Beacon

Visit the World's Third Oldest Working Lighthouse

Katmandu

Golf Fantasia

Dance of the Cossiers: Historic Festival

Festa des Vermar

Cala d'Or: A Quaint Beachside Getaway

Sunbathe, Dine, and Relax by the Sea

Cala Mondrago: A Hidden Gem in Mallorca’s National Park

Relax by Sand Dunes and Enjoy Fresh Seafood

Deià: Northwest Coast Gem

A Bohemian Haven for Artists

Playa Es Trenc: Majorca’s Natural Beach Paradise

Enjoy Clear Waters and Secluded Spots

Valldemossa: History and Scenic Beauty

Explore Charming Streets and Local Delicacies

Santa Catalina: From Fisherman's Village to Culinary Hotspot

Savor Avant-Garde Cuisine

Serra de Tramuntana: Discover Mallorca’s Mountain Majesty

Explore Scenic Trails and Hidden Coves

Soller Valley: Citrus Bliss Amidst Scenic Beauty

Savor Fresh Orange Juice

Sa Rapita Beach: Culinary Delights on the Shoreline

Savor Fresh Seafood and Beachside Dining

Sa Calobra Beach: Majestic Coastal Views

Discover Dramatic Rock Formations

Natural Park Sa Dragonera: Dragon-Shaped Island

Discover Endemic Species

Port of Pollença: Coastal Charm and Water Sports

Stroll Seafront and Enjoy Kitesurfing

Alcudia: Historical Charm and Sandy Shores

Explore Medieval Walls

Muro: Where Turquoise Sands Meet Timeless Traditions

Relax on Pristine Beaches

Serra de Llevant: Mallorca’s Coastal Treasure

Hike Scenic Trails

Cala Rajada Beach: Mallorca’s Vibrant Coastal Gem

Stroll Seaside Promenades

Cala Bona to Portocristo: A Coastal Journey

Family-Friendly Beaches

Cales de Mallorca: Scenic Bathing Spots and Hidden Coves

Explore Unspoiled Beaches

Cala d'Or and Portopetro: Idyllic Coastal Retreats

Discover Pristine Coves

Cove Figuera of Santanyi: A Hidden Gem of Tranquility

Explore Sheltered Inlets

Manacor: A Blend of Tradition and Craftsmanship