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Majorca is the perfect destinations for those who love long and sunny days, an endless summer. We are talking about one of the most popular places in the whole Mediterranian, everyone want to spend their holidays there. This means that you find a lot of variety, so we can help you find the best villas and apartments in Majorca for you to enjoy the stay; the largest of the Balearic Islands that is a sparkling paradise of sea, sun, sand and mountainous beauty. Make it your own with Hundredrooms - we compare all the offers available for you and your significant other, or for you and the kids, so all you have to do is book your flights! We have the tools necessary to ensure that your holiday is totally stress-free. Dive right into its historic capital of Palma, or travel to Magaluf for a weekend of fun and sun. This is island living at its finest, and we want you to be able to complete relax in the same way that the locals live their life. From any of our holiday lettings in Majorca, you will discover the picturesque villages of Deia and Valldemossa, mountainous terrain and crystal clear waters of the beaches hidden within magical coves. This island boasts some of the most incredible hikes and routes in Europe, so whether you’re looking to travel with your bike or explore this island by car, we have the most bespoke apartments available. The locals are friendly and the gastronomical scene is one of the best in the world. The Balearic Islands are waiting for you and this is island living at its finest, and we want you to be able to complete relax in the same way that the locals live their life. The highest peak of the island is the Puig Major, which is also the highest in the Balearics, and forms part of its UNESCO status. If you’re still wanting to maintain the hub and bustle of a city, then why not compare some holiday rentals in Mallorca and its exciting and vibrant capital where nearly half of the permanent population of the island reside? For the sports enthusiasts, the island welcomes thousands of cyclists per year due to its challenging routes and incredible scenery, and has the landscape necessary for surfing, sport climbing, swimming, and much more all from the comfort of our Majorca holiday accommodation.

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Best places to stay in Majorca

  • Palma de Mallorca: The capital of the island offers you the biggest cultural and commercial offer simultaneously. The Cathedral of Majorca, El Baluard and Castell de Bellver are the most famous sights, while the Passeig del Born and Avenida de Jaume III are the main shopping streets of Palma. Alternatively, you can get lost along the tiny streets of the Old Town. In the bay you will find the main port of the island, and the famous Playa de Palma, which is a city beach that stretches along the city. From the capital you can reach all major cities and towns by public transport, making an apartment here an interesting option for your holiday in the Balearic Islands. It is a vibrant and creative hub that is steeped in history, and has some of the best restaurants and bars on the island, so get searching. You can find all the holiday lettings in Palma de Majorca here.
  • Calvià: This is definitely the tourist centre on Mallorca, which is especially famous for wild parties in the coastal towns of Magaluf and Santa Ponsa. Santa Ponsa is also the place where Jaime I of Aragón went ashore to recapture the island. Travellers with small children and those seeking peace and quiet will find something in Paguera or Palma Nova that is a quiet and family friendly option. Here you might also be interested in staying in Portal Nous, which overlooks the marina and has a nice selection of shops and cafes and a small beach. Also you can take a look at the rest of holiday lettings in Calvià by clicking here.
  • Alcúdia: The region around Alcúdia is similar to Calvià, but is located on the opposite side of the Sierra de Tramuntana between the bays of Puerto de Pollensa and Puerto de Alcúdia. The geographical position combines the green of the mountains with the blue of the Mediterranean, and will leave you with an unforgettable impression. Families, couples and water sports enthusiasts will feel awesome there. See all the holiday lettings in Alcúdia or in Puerto de Alcúdia.
  • Andratx: A town with many stunning farmhouses also known as ‘fincas’, alongside some of the most fantastic luxury villas. In the south west of the island among the Tramuntana Mountain range, it has a number of notable residents, is typical of the local villages with its narrow streets and has an important contemporary art gallery. Meanwhile, Puerto de Andratx should not be confused with the previous town located further inland. This trendy working port has many cafes and bars, and plenty of luxury spas and leisure activities. Take a look at our holiday lettings in Andratx or in Puerto de Andratx.
  • Sóller: Located in the heart of the Sierra de Tramuntana, the town is known throughout the island for its beauty. Particularly noteworthy is the Tranvía de Sóller, which connects Palma with Sóller and the port. In Sóller, you can escape the daily routine and enjoy the tranquillity of the mountains. Not far away you will find sleepy villages like Deià, Fornalutx or Escorca which are also fantastic for your trip. You’re sure to fall in love with this quaint village, replete with green shutters and positioned perfectly between the sea and mountain range. It is now a popular hub with creatives and has been the source of much literary inspiration thanks to its typical holiday villas in Majorca. Fornalutx is the only coastal town without a beach, and overlooks the mountains from Sóller. It has become known as the ‘prettiest village in Spain’, as it is surrounded by lemon groves, stone buildings and quaint tiled roofs. You can find here all the holiday lettings in Sóller here; or alternatively, if you’re looking for proximity to the sea, you can choose Port de Sóller for your holidays
  • Santanyí: The only place on our list in which the municipality is located on the southeast side of the island. Booking here will guarantee peace and quiet, although the famous Cala d'Or is a tourist magnet. Cala Almunia, Es Caragol or Caló des Moro are among the quietest beaches on the island. They all border the spectacular nature reserve Cala Mondragó. See all our holiday lettings in Santanyí.
  • Valldemossa: The sleepy village in the Serra de Tramuntana is often referred to as the most beautiful mountain village in Mallorca and was, among other things, the winter residence of the famous composer Chopin. The beautiful stone houses are hard to mistake, and you will certainly love its mountainous location. There you can walk in the footsteps of the artist and get to know the charming village by the way. Choose from all the holiday lettings in Valldemossa.
  • Cala Ratjada: The small fishing village in the northeast enchants many with some of the most beautiful beaches of the island and a charming town centre, which has managed to retain its flair. Staying here is suitable for young party people, as well as for families. Click here to compare all the holiday lettings in Cala Ratjada.
  • Cala Millor: The name of the place literally means as much as "better bay". Therefore, it is not surprising that the main attraction is the long sandy beaches that have made the resort a popular holiday destination in recent years. See our holiday lettings in Cala Millor.
  • Pollensa: An ancient town in the north of Majorca, here can stay in an authentic Mallorquin town which has a beautiful monastery and traditional restaurants to enjoy. Find holiday lettings in Pollensa here.
  • Puerto Pollensa: A former fishing village that is popular with many for their holiday as it is close to the Mediterranean with a stunning mountainous backdrop over the Tramuntana. It is located in the north and near to some fabulous beaches. This is the nearest port to the town of Pollensa and you can find many holiday lettings in Puerto de Pollensa.

When to travel to the largest Balearic island

Undoubtedly, the best time to visit the island is summer, when the sun shines for longer than any other season. So you can fully enjoy the 262 beaches with more than 50 kilometres of sand, to which Mallorca owes its reputation as a paradise in the Mediterranean. Whether Cala Deià, Cala Mitjana, Cala Maioris or Es Coll Baix, there are so many different that it is impossible to visit them all. For beach lovers, this is definitely a summer destination. A fact that is clearly reflected in the prices of holiday accommodation, which increase by up to 150% between June and September. The strongest demand for luxury villas with a private pool is concentrated in the months of July and August when most tourists flock to the island. Furthermore, in the summer months, the famous festivals take place in the villages, which continue to raise prices. Nevertheless, Majorca - as well as its neighbours Menorca and Ibiza - know no seasons and the good weather dominates almost the whole year, from the first spring day to autumn. The falling temperatures in autumn offer great opportunities to explore the cultural treasures that during the summer months are almost too hot to visit. Even hikers and cyclists will feel comfortable in the spring and usually prefer the months of February to May. Perhaps you would be interested in a trekking tour through the Torrent de Pareis, La Trapa or Barranc de Biniaraix. The Fiestas de San Sebastián, which take place on the 20th of January in Palma de Mallorca, are a great reason to visit at this time, along with the stable prices from October to March on the island! Escape the cold and spend a weekend in Palma de Mallorca! Here the sun shines more than 300 days a year - and you will be spoilt for choice with its paradisaical beaches.

Bellver Castle and other points of interest

  • Bellver Castle: The Gothic fortress was built at the beginning of the 14th century and hides defensive elements behind a castle-like appearance. Built as the residence of King Jaime II of Mallorca, the circular architecture is unique in Spain. Due to its location on a hill, 112 meters above sea level, enemies could be discovered early. Today you can enjoy a view over Palma from here.
  • Palma Cathedral: Popularly known as La Seu, the cathedral is one of Palma's landmarks. After the recapture of Mallorca by Jaume I in 1229, construction began. The result is a breathtaking building with the largest gothic rose window in the world!
  • Royal Palace of the Almudaina: Together with the cathedral it forms a spectacular architectural ensemble and is especially impressive at night. The palace took on its present form only after extensive renovation by Jaime II in 1309.
  • Es Baluard: This is one of the most important museums of modern and contemporary art in the country. The collection consists exclusively of works by Mallorcan or closely associated with the island artists such as Picasso, Andy Warhol and Joan Miró.
  • Lonja de Palma: Known among the local people as Sa Lotja, here was the former seat of the Kaufmannsschule. Today it is one of the most representative works of gothic architecture on the island and is part of the cultural heritage of Spain.
  • Santuari de Sant Salvador: The sanctuary on the hill of the same name in the Serra de Llevant, near the village of Felanitx, is located at over 500 meters altitude and was built in 1348 as a chapel.
  • Lluc Monastery: The island's main sanctuary attracts thousands of pilgrims from all over the world every year. In the midst of the Sierra de Tramuntana is the 1268 building at 400 meters altitude and is one of the must-see attractions.
  • Sierra de Tramuntana: Almost the entire west coast of Majorca is occupied by the largest mountain range of the island, which extends from Andratx to the Cape Formentor. Here you will find the mountains of Puig Major and Puig de Massanella the highest mountains in Mallorca. Since 2011, the area has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
  • Sa Calobra: The small bay in the mountains is surrounded by mountains. A unique view and bathing fun, with more than 200 meters of rock on each side. Further information about Sa Calobra and the most beautiful bays of Majorca!
  • Cap de Formentor: More than 300 meters high cliffs form the northernmost point of Mallorca. At the end of the cape is the characteristic lighthouse, which is a popular destination.
  • Pollentia: In the municipality of Alcúdia you will find the most important archaeological site of Mallorca. The remains of an ancient Roman city from the 1st century BC include, among others, the Forum, a residential area and the only Roman theater on the island.
  • Drach Caves: The caves formed by the activity of the Mediterranean include, among other things, the largest underground lake in the world. An experience that is difficult to put into words. We tried it anyway: The Dragon Caves, an underground treasure in Mallorca.
  • Cuevas del Hams: A few kilometers from the Dragon Caves, this cave system is famous for its hook-shaped formations. Again, you will find an underground lake used for concerts.
  • Es Trenc: Probably the most famous beach on the island. In the southwest, between Ses Covetes and Colònia de Sant Jordi, offers a backdrop from the picture book.
  • Caló des Moro: Also in the southern part of the island, this small beach is located between the cliffs. The beach is only 40 meters long, but just as beautiful as the Es Trenc.
  • Cala Agulla: since 1991, the Cala Agulla belongs to the nature reserve with its neighbors Cala Motló and Cala Mesquida. In the midst of a green pine forest a mixture of green trees, white sand and blue water awaits you!
  • Sa Dragonera: A small island located 3.2 kilometers from the westernmost point of Mallorca. The nature reserve is of the highest ecological value and is strictly protected.
  • Portocolom: In the small fishing village, time seems to stand still. There is so much to discover here that we had to devote our own contribution to the place. Find out more about the unknown side of Mallorca!
  • Cabrera: The little paradise in paradise is home to an invaluable ecosystem. Especially divers will not be amazed here. If you want to visit Cabrera, inform yourself early!

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