Finca rentals in Mallorca to suit your needs
YourHouse Son Gallina
Set in a quiet and rural environmen just 15 km from the beach, this private villa with pool and garden can comfortably accommodate 2-6 guests. This lovely country house is just a few minutes driving from the village Sa Pobla, where you will find ...
From € 1,075 /week
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YourHouse Son Costa
Beautiful rustic house with pool at Sineu for 6 guests who wish to spend relaxing days between the countryside and the beach Sineu’s town is located at the centre of Majorca’s Island, where every Wednesday the colourful market takes place on t...
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YourHouse Son Costa
Beautiful rustic house with pool at Sineu for 6 guests who wish to spend relaxing days between the countryside and the beach Sineu’s town is located at the centre of Majorca’s Island, where every Wednesday the colourful market takes place on t...
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See FincaDiscover Mallorca, the mediterranean island that has it all
Choosing a traditional finca in Mallorca for a holiday offers you an authentic, all-encompassing experience and allows you to immerse yourself in the rich culture and tranquil Mediterranean beauty. Unlike hotels, a finca offers exclusive privacy, spaciousness and the feeling of being in a home away from home.
Surrounded by nature, it offers the perfect retreat to relax, with the opportunity to live like a local, enjoying fresh markets and Mallorcan cuisine. Fincas are often located in picturesque settings, offering breathtaking views and direct access to nature. Unlike a hotel stay, where the atmosphere can be impersonal and standard, a finca provides a personalised and tranquil stay, ideal for those looking for a unique and memorable getaway with family or friends.
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Get to know Mallorca in detail
Tourism of Majorca
Since the end of the 19th century, Mallorca has stood out as a privileged tourist destination, attracting European visitors with its idyllic climate. The island experienced a tourist boom in the 1950s thanks to the arrival of charter flights and the expansion of its hotel and tourist infrastructures.
Today, Mallorca shines in the Mediterranean not only for its beaches, but also for its rich culture, gastronomy and variety of outdoor activities such as cycling and hiking. Committed to sustainable tourism, the island cares for its natural environment, offering a unique experience that blends natural surroundings, cultural heritage and an authentic Mediterranean lifestyle. Mallorca is considered an iconic tourist destination, satisfying the most demanding travellers from all over the world.
Best time to rent a finca in Mallorca
Mallorca, with its delightful year-round climate, offers different experiences depending on the season:
Spring: Mild and flowery, with temperatures ranging from 15°C to 25°C, ideal for outdoor activities such as hiking and cycling before the crowds arrive.
Summer: Hot and dry, with days above 30°C, perfect for beaches and nightlife, although it's the peak tourist season with higher prices and scarcer accommodation.
Autumn: Pleasant, with temperatures of 20°C to 25°C and fewer visitors, offering a quieter island and spectacular autumn scenery.
Winter: Mild, with 10°C to 15°C days and cool nights, ideal for exploring the culture and authenticity of Mallorca with fewer tourists.
The 6 must-see places in Mallorca
Palma cathedral: This Gothic architectural jewel, located in front of the sea, is an iconic symbol of Mallorca. Its impressive stained glass windows and Antoni Gaudí's work inside are a must-see.
Serra de tramuntana: Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this mountain range offers spectacular scenery, hiking, picturesque villages such as Valldemossa and Deià, and panoramic views of the Mediterranean.
Beaches and coves: Mallorca is home to some of the most beautiful beaches and coves in the Mediterranean, such as Es Trenc, Cala Mondragó and Sa Calobra, perfect for swimming, sunbathing and water sports.
Drach and hams caves: These caves are famous for their rock formations, underground lakes, and classical music concerts on boats, offering a unique experience.
Palma de Mallorca: The island's capital, with its vibrant nightlife, boutiques, markets and the stunning architecture of its old town, is a place full of life and culture.
Traditional villages: Exploring villages such as Pollença, Sóller and Fornalutx allows you to discover authentic Mallorcan life, with its local markets, traditional architecture and tranquil squares.