Fincas in Majorca

Fincas Majorca for beach lovers

Comprising over 341 miles of coastline and over 300 beaches, Majorca will be the perfect holiday destination to enjoy days of sun, sand and sea. Lying in the vast waters of the Balearic Sea, this island enjoys a Mediterranean climate, where warm days predominate and are ideal for outdoor activities. Thus, if you are in the area with your companions and wish to share unforgettable moments, Majorca will have heavenly options that will meet everyone's expectations.

Boasting kid's play areas, showers, changing areas and fun water sports, Alcúdia Beach is the ideal choice for families and groups of friends, having all the facilities needed to entertain visitors of all ages. Cala Gran beach is located in the holiday town of Cala d’Or and is popular for snorkelling and paddleboats. Rent a Cala d’Or villa in order to spend more time exploring this area during your stay. Moving away from the more touristy spots and offering you more privacy, Cala Varques will be the alternative for couples thanks to its beautiful natural views that will give you many romantic moments. Aimed at all types of traveller, the beaches of Majorca will be landmarks of the island that you won't want to miss for anything in the world.

Affordable Majorca fincas for archaeology enthusiasts

Besides being known for its magnificent beaches of lush beauty, the island of Majorca is also known for its historical landmarks. Being the settings where various historical periods and eras unfolded, the territory of Majorca will be like a playground for those tourists who enjoy sciences such as archaeology or those who wish to learn a little more about the island's past and its evolution. Travelling back decades, centuries and millennia into the past, these attractions will be able to show you different aspects of the ancient communities, giving you a glimpse into their lives and providing fantastic insights about their customs.

Comprising one of the oldest sites in Majorca, Son Fornés is an ideal place to begin an archaeological tour of the island thanks to its excellently preserved excavations from the Talayotic period. Working in conjunction with the Archaeological Museum of Son Fornés, this attraction will show the different buildings and artefacts used by the communities of the time, providing a wealth of information through informative boards.

Moving a little closer to the present day, the Roman city of Pollentia will be an astounding attraction to end the tour with, thanks to the sheer size of its ruins, which allow for a comprehensive look at the settlements created during the Roman conquest of the island. Explore talayots, altars and even amphitheatres during your stay at one of the Airbnbs in Majorca and get the archaeological experience you've longed for during your holiday in Spain.

1. Explore the neighbouring Dragonera island
2. Enjoy the beauty of Palma Cathedral
3. Learn about the intriguing history of Cartoixa de Valldemosa
4. Be dazzled by the scenic views of the Castle of Capdepera
5. Walk the panoramic La Trapa Track
6. Order a couple of glasses of wine at Bodegas Macià Batle
7. Raise your adrenaline levels with the help of Mes Aventura

1. Explore the neighbouring Dragonera island

Located just a few miles off the coast of Majorca, Dragonera Island will be an addition to the Balearic resort that promises exciting adventures. Known to house 360 different species of plants and numerous animals endemic to the Balearic Islands, Dragonera will be a fantastic spot for nature lovers, presenting incredible sights that will allow you to learn more about the country's flora and fauna. Similarly, the island will also be an intriguing spot for the world's historians thanks to its ancient watchtower, whose settlements enjoy numerous pirate histories. Keeping its doors open to the public all year round, Dragonera Island will be a spot of Majorca well worth a visit.

2. Enjoy the beauty of Palma Cathedral

Also known to the world as the Basilica of Santa Maria de Majorca or La Seu, Palma Cathedral is an iconic attraction on the island of Majorca that you won't want to miss. Built on the Baldía de Palma's shores, this cathedral stands out from other attractions on the island thanks to its magnificent structure. Offering vaulted ceilings, coloured stained-glass windows and sacred sculptures, a visit to this temple will be all you need to take in the splendour of Palma, exploring the various rooms and areas that the cathedral offers to the public. Bask in the beauty of the Gothic religious spaces of the Balearic Islands by visiting Palma Cathedral de Majorca this season. Book one of the fincas near Palma de Mallorca in order to spend a little longer getting to explore all that this fabulous city has to offer.

3. Learn about the intriguing history of Cartoixa de Valldemosa

Built in the late thirteenth century, during the rule of King James II, the Cartoixa de Valldemossa is a Majorcan palace with many attractions to offer tourists from around the world. Temporarily housing kings, Carthusians and even world-renowned musicians, this Majorcan fortress enjoys a long history, undergoing reconstructions and additions to its structure that make the landmark an intriguing sight and add to the beauty of the village where it is situated. Keeping its doors open to the public, the Cartoixa de Valldemossa offers spaces such as the Palace of King Sancho and the Municipal Museum, which, with the help of detailed exhibits and collections of artefacts, will give insights to tourists about all the historical events that took place in the complex. Enjoy the history, architecture and beautiful views with a brief visit to the Cartoixa de Valldemossa.

4. Be dazzled by the scenic views of the Castle of Capdepera

Located at the top of the Capdepera mountain in the northeast of the island, the Castle of Capdepera is a popular Majorcan attraction where tourists can enjoy otherworldly panoramas. Situated on the impressive grounds of a walled town, this fortress will be an exotic attraction to admire, whose history will add intriguing aspects and features to your visit. Being the home of Roman and Moorish conquerors, a point of refuge for Spanish military troops, and even the place where the influential King James I of Aragon achieved the conquest of Menorca, the Castle of Capdepera will promise visits full of fascinating stories and beautiful views. Thus, if you're looking for a landmark full of history and beautiful sights, the Castle of Capdepera will be the best attraction for you! Perhaps opt to book a Las Palmeras finca on the northeastern edge of the island if you fancy exporing both sides of Majorca. Don’t worry, they’re only a 1 hour drive from each other!.

5. Walk the panoramic La Trapa Track

If you have already visited the Castle of Capdepera and are still longing to bask in the sights of Majorca, don't despair, as the island will present alternatives, such as the La Trapa Track, which will exceed your expectations and satisfy you. Comprising a moderate one-and-a-half-mile path through the mountains of Andratx, La Trapa will be one of the most scenic experiences the island of Majorca has to offer thanks to the lush nature, views of the Balearic Sea and the beautiful stone ruins that will adorn the entire length of the trail. Similarly, the track is also a point of contact with the Mirador d'en Josep, where you can admire panoramic views of the island of Dragonera, the sea and the municipality of Andratx. For these reasons, no panorama lover should miss La Trapa Track during a holiday visit to Majorca.

6. Order a couple of glasses of wine at Bodegas Macià Batle

Ensuring an entertaining day out for couples and groups of friends sightseeing around Majorca, the Bodegas Macià Batle is an island attraction you don't want to miss. Cradled by the island's beautiful mountains, these wineries will present excellent experiences for holidaymakers thanks to the company's guided tours, wine tastings with snacks, the gift shop and the small museum of the complex where groups can learn about wine production for hours on end. If you want to clear your mind while enjoying a glass of wine, don't hesitate to travel to Santa Maria del Camí for one of the best leisure experiences Majorca offers.

7. Raise your adrenaline levels with the help of Mes Aventura

Known as an active tourism company in the territory of Majorca, Mes Aventura will be the best ally for those tourists who like the thrill and want to try exciting activities and new hobbies. The recreational company Mes Aventura will make the most of the island's coastline, giving courses and lessons in various water sports that will fill your days of stay with excitement. Organise your dream activities from your finca in Pollenca. Enjoy canyoning, climbing, hiking and even coasteering sessions to get your adrenaline levels pumping on the exhilarating Balearic island.