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Cala Magrana
Porto Cristo
Majorca
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 Sleeps 4. Cala Magrana is a comfortably furnished, ground floor
apartment, situated just 2km. from the harbour town of Porto
Cristo, on the east coast of Mallorca. This apartment is modern
and cheerful, decorated mainly in white with sunny orange accent
colours. There are two bathrooms. The large private terrace has
an ocean view. From the terrace a small stairway leads directly
to the nicely maintained garden and the communal swimming pool.
The pool, as well as other facilities such as the children's
pool and sun beds are free for guests. This apartment is in a
wonderful location for families and couples seeking a relaxing
holiday away from the bustle of the more commercial tourist centres.
Outstanding beaches and quality restaurants are nearby. Cala
Anguila's lovely sandy beach is a 10-minute walk away. For reasons
of tranquillity, this holiday home will not be rented to groups
of youngsters |
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Ca'N Tabou
Campanet
Majorca
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 Sleeps 6. Cosy restored Mallorjca house with a private swimming
pool, peaceful situated in the spurs of the mighty Tramuntane
mountain chains, only 3km. from the village Campanet and 15min.
drive from the sun-drenched beaches of Port de Pollença
and Alcudia. The capital Palma de Majorca and the airport are
within approx. 36km., while towns like Inca (6km.), famous for
its leather products like bags and belts, and Alcudia (10km.),
with its old walled in inner part of town, is also worth a visit.
The peninsula Formentor in the northwest of the island offers
spectacular views over the rocky coast of the almost 200m. high
rocks. Would you like to see more of the island, and then a daytrip
to Artá and Manacor (pearl and earthenware industry) is
possible, or a beautiful trip to the cloister of Lluc, which
is situated in the western mountains. The exclusive village Sollér
lies beautifully in a bay and several excellent restaurants.
You can reach the village through the mountains, or the train
from Palma de Majorca. |
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Sa Vinyeta
Lloseta
Majorca
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 Sleeps 8. Old wine farm from 1933, renovated in a complete authentic
style in 2002. Earlier this was the most important vineyard of
the region, now the wine shrubs and replaced by almond trees,
which blooms beautifully in spring. From the garden and the private
swimming pool you overlook the embranchments of the spectacular
Tramuntana mountain range where you can walk and hike wonderfully.
Within approx. 30km is the beautiful beaches and bays of Port
de Pollença and Port d'Alcudia, where is pleasant in the
summers. You will stay in the more peaceful villages, where the
true Spanish and Majorca life is still to be tasted in one of
the many little restaurants and bars. Majorca offers next to
the mountain range and the northern beaches many other relaxing
possibilities. The town of Inca (6km) is known for its leather
works and is the main town Palma (35km), with a beautiful cathedral
and many lovely shopping streets and squares, an ideal day trip. |
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Oscolls
Alcudia
Majorca
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 Sleeps 8. Oscols is a comfortable house (150m2) with a private
swimming pool in one of the best places of Alcudia. From its
terraces you can enjoy the beautiful views of the Pollença
Bay and the surroundings. The holiday home is just 3,5 kilometres
away from the best beaches of the north of the island, in a totally
private atmosphere. Eventhough the house is a bit small, all
the rooms are on suite and have central heating. The terrace
includes a good barbeque. Alcudia is one of the oldest insular
towns, in fact, the city was founded by the Romans in the II
B.C. century but much has changed since then. Alcudia is actually
considered one of the most important tourist centres of the Balearic
Islands thanks to the privileged geographical situation of the
city, which is facing a sensational natural bay. Featuring an
extensive coast, and transparent waters, Alcudia is now a very
popular tourist attraction. |
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Son Barbot
Sant Llorenc
Majorca
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 Sleeps 10.
A house built according to traditional
Majorcan architecture, sturdily built with large walls and an
attention to detail. It oozes quality and has been furnished
with outstanding care and attention. Comfortable, roomy and well-equipped,
it offers total privacy and a peaceful, serene environment. Rooms
are spacious and inviting. Terraces are substantial in size and
designed with enjoyment and relaxation in mind, with plenty of
greenery, exquisite flowers, palm trees and even a small artificial
lake. Worthy of note are the large sun terrace and 12 x 6 meter
pool. Sant Llorenc is in the commune of Manacor, one of Majorcas
largest towns located in a valley at the foot of the Sierra de
Llevant Mountains. |
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Majorca (in Spanish and
Catalan it is Mallorca) is the largest of Spain's Balearic Islands,
located in the Mediterranean Sea. No other European island has
a wider range of scenery, from the fertile plains of central
Majorca to the almost alpine peaks of the Tramuntana. The island's
mild climate and lovely beaches have made it one of Spain's most
popular holiday destinations. There is a wealth of culture on
the island, particularly Palma with sumptuous churches, mansions,
public buildings and the cathedral, one of Spain's most breathtaking
buildings combining vast scale with Gothic elegance.