Villas in Petra

Stunning and relaxing Petra villas for all budgets

Out of all holiday lettings in Majorca, the villas in Petra have to be some of the best on offer. If you are looking for a relaxing place away from the crowds to spend your holiday, Holidu has the perfect place for you in the beautiful town of Petra. Located in the municipality of Majorca, Spain, this picturesque location is ideal for those who prefer to stay away from the hustle and bustle of the island's busier resorts and towns, and instead prefer a more peaceful place to spend their holiday without missing out on the fun. Here you will find a beautiful centre full of history, beautiful streets with traditional Mediterranean architecture, markets, vineyards, fairs and much more. All this you can enjoy while staying in the amazing villas that Petra has to offer, many of them located in areas away from the crowds, with plenty of privacy and beautiful views of the community.

Luxurious Petra Majorca villas with ocean views

The villas in Petra offer you the best of Mediterranean architecture, with beautiful stone facades, traditional roofs, and surrounded by greenery, all with a chic and modern touch. These villas cover all the amenities such as comfortable bedrooms, bathrooms and kitchen areas, as well as parking and appliances of all kinds. The villas in Petra, Majorca typically feature the common amenities:

• Private pool
• Balcony
• Wi-Fi
• Terrace
• Garden
• Air-Conditioning

Book your Petra villa now! Don't worry, if a villa rental is a bit bigger than what you need for your trip, there are plenty of apartments in Palma de Mallorca that would be perfect for smaller travel groups.

Villas in Petra Mallorca for culture lovers

If you are someone who loves to visit amazing places full of culture, Petra is definitely a treasure to be discovered. One of the places you must visit is the Fray Junipero Serra Museum, an old rural home that housed the famous Spanish friar Junipero Serra, and where you can see exhibits that tell the story of his life and his different missions of evangelization that extended to the American continent. Another historic site you should visit is the church of San Pedro, whose structure dates back to 1248 and which over the years has been modified to what it is today, an impressive building with a Gothic style. Alcudia is another fantastic Mallorcan town if culture is what you’re seeking. Visit a tourist office to pick up a historical map which will guide you around the sites and monuments that show the history of Alcudia’s ancient settlers including Romans, Byzantines, Arabs and much later, the Catalans. Rent a villa in Alcudia if you fancy spending longer in this cultural hub.

Accommodation in Petra Mallorca for food lovers

Today, Petra is also known for its impressive vineyards, which are well-tended in the fertile areas surrounding the town and have produced a variety of incredible wines. If you are interested in getting to know any of them, the Miquel Oliver Vinyes i Bodegues is highly recommended, as they have tours to visit their immense wine cellars, their green and fantastic vineyards, and they will also show you the whole production process. In addition to the delicious wine that you can taste, you can also opt for a gastronomic tour where you can try tasty gourmet dishes typical of the country and the region. Another place to visit if you're a foodie is the Petra flea market, held every Wednesday from 9am to 1pm, right in the centre of town, where you'll find a wide variety of food and fresh ingredients. The farmers who grow the food have their stalls ready to sell, as well as textiles and handicrafts for tourists who want to take a little piece of Petra home with them.

Petra Majorca villas for beach lovers

If you’re a beach lover, Majorca is the perfect destination for you! Head less than 1 hour north of Petra and you will come to Pollenca. The villas in Pollenca will make for a perfect base for your holiday. We recommend you to check out Platja del Port de Pollença and Platja de Sa Font de Sant Joan, just two of the fanatic beaches waiting for you in this corner of the island. What are you waiting for?

1. Visit the Ramon Llull Square
2. Discover Ermita de la Mare de Déu de Bonany
3. Explore the convent of Sant Bernardi
4. Have a fantastic meal at Es Celler de Petra
5. Enjoy the Junipero Serra Festival
6. Take a stroll at Fray Junipero Serra Square
7. Go cycling around Petra

1. Visit the Ramon Llull Square

This famous square is named after the Spanish philosopher and writer Ramon Llull. This square is one of the most important squares in Petra and is a fairly quiet tourist spot to stroll around and visit the various shops and restaurants that surround it, perfect for a relaxing but interesting day out.

2. Discover Ermita de la Mare de Déu de Bonany

This shrine located on a wooded hill 4 kilometres from Petra is the place where the fray Junipero Serra gave his last sermon before leaving for his evangelization missions in America. Its structure is imposing and from this location, you can have beautiful views of the incredible expanses of forest that surround the building.

3. Explore the convent of Sant Bernardi

This convent dates back to 1607 when a group of Franciscan friars settled in the locality, and it was here that the fray Junipero Serra carried out his studies. Today it is open to the public and houses a variety of religious artefacts and objects related to the famous missionary Junipero.

4. Have a fantastic meal at Es Celler de Petra

This restaurant has a very peculiar style, with several stone columns that form arches inside the restaurant, and iron chandeliers that give it a tavern feel, but quite modern and elegant. Here you can enjoy authentic Mallorcan food, with main courses and the most succulent desserts.

5. Enjoy the Junipero Serra festival

If you are lucky enough to be in Petra on the third Sunday of September, you can enjoy the famous Junipero Serra festival, which is held in honour of this fray. On this day there are parades that celebrate him, and they exhibit different flowers and floats, as well as many handicrafts of Junipero Serra, made especially for sale during the festival season. If festivals are your thing, book a villa in Soller. Visit in May to enjoy the Moors and Christians Festivities, or arrange your trip so you get to experience the Sant Bartomeu festivities in August.

6. Take a stroll at Fray Junipero Serra Square

This is another of Petra's main squares and is perfect for a stroll because of its picturesque and rather tranquil aura. Surrounded by green palm trees and colonial buildings, here you can also see the statue in honour of Junipero Serra in the centre of the square.

7. Go cycling around Petra

When staying at a Petra villa or perhaps a finca in Majorca, if you love cycling, Petra has an amazing 63 cycling routes to enjoy! Don't worry if you didn't bring your bike with you, there are companies in the area where you can rent one at affordable prices. Ready to explore the beauty of this part of the island by cycling?