Villas in Santa Ponsa

Book a villa in Santa Ponsa

Not far from the sea and Santa Ponsa Beach, in Calvia or Nova Santa Ponsa, you will find villas to rent in Santa Ponsa to enjoy your new home away from home during these holidays. The offer is varied and it caters for all travellers. Find exclusive villas within a few steps from the sand or stay in a secluded property away from noise and people. Ramond de Moncada and Costa de la Calma offer more affordable villas and properties. Enjoy a fabulous stay and start looking for your ideal Santa Ponsa villa.

Santa Ponsa villas with all kinds of amenities

Villas in Majorca are fantastic, and the splendid villas in Santa Ponsa are no exception. Suitable for large groups and families with children where everybody will have a great time by the infinity pool, basking in the sun, having a nice al fresco dining or a fabulous barbecue with friends. The spacious villas offer comfortable rooms including A/C, jacuzzi, sauna, modern interiors, luxury details and incredible lounges with the most amazing views. Find your dream villa in Santa Ponsa with a pool for your next holiday.

Holiday villas Santa Ponsa for beach lovers

When you book a holiday rental in Majorca, consider choosing to stay in Santa Ponsa! This fabulous town is located in Mallorca’s southwest tip and it boasts two sandy beaches: Playa de Santa Ponsa or ‘the big beach’, and the smaller cove of Caló d’en Pallisser or also called Playa Pequeña by the locals, meaning “small beach”. Here you can enjoy a myriad of watersports including SUP, snorkelling, scuba diving, windsurfing and swimming. Family-friendly villas in Santa Ponsarent a villa in Cala d'Or.

Luxury villas Santa Ponsa for sailing lovers

For those who love being in the water but also on the water, can enjoy Club Náutica Santa Ponsa, the fantastic yacht club where you can have a great day arranging a diving lesson, hiring a kayak or chartering a yacht to spend a few hours or the whole day sailing along the coast of Mallorca. Have a laidback day as the skipper takes you to incredible spots and coves to take a dip, enjoy a sunset or spend the day within the blue Mediterranean waters. The port is in a natural inlet, a beautiful place and hands down, the most picturesque yacht club. After your activities, you can enjoy a nice Mediterranean meal at Santa Ponsa’s Nautical Club. If you’d rather check out the waters north of the island, another fabulous spot for sailing lovers is Alcudia. Alcudia has many sailing clubs and boat trips on offer, and the apartments in Alcudia will make the perfect base for your stay.

1. Practice some golf or tennis
2. Go hiking
3. Experience local traditions and festivals
4. Marvel at the 23rd of July festivities
5. Tour around the island
6. Go for a little bit of shopping
7. Taste mouthwatering Mallorcan flavours

1. Practice some golf or tennis

Nova Santa Ponsa boasts three golf courses to practise your best swing. Golf Santa Ponsa, I, II and III are two 18-hole courses and one 9-hole course where players spend time swinging their clubs under the warm sun of Mallorca. For those who enjoy racket sports, Santa Ponsa's Tennis Club offers 8 clay courts and professional instructors to have a few balls, practice your backhand or play a fun game with your little champions.

2. A good place for hiking

Its location close to the Tramuntana mountain range makes Santa Ponsa an ideal place for hikers and bikers. Explore the area and enjoy fantastic walks, hikes or bike rides along the trails. Have a fantastic day out with friends or with the children outdoors. The lovely town of Soller is also located within the Tramuntana Mountains, around 3km from the coast. Book a holiday rental in Soller if you’re looking for a remote mountain town escape.

3. Traditions and festivals

Spain is known for its big fiestas and events throughout the year. In Santa Ponsa, the biggest fiesta takes place in September celebrating the Festival of King James, in honour of Jaime I who reconquered Mallorca from the Moors. The end of the festival is an epic mock battle on the beach, representing the Moors and the Christians.

4. Night of fire

Fire has always been a symbol of purification. All over Catalan Countries, the 23rd of July is a magical night where the fire is the main attraction. The eve of Saint John’s Day fills up with bonfires, dances, barbecues and late-hours beach parties. The whole island becomes a festival as it is celebrated all over. Mingle with locals and enjoy the most magical night ever!

5. Tour around

Santa Ponsa is a very convenient base for your holidays. From here, with the car, you can be in the neighbouring Andratx, Palma Nova or Magaluf within a few minutes. In twenty-five minutes you can be in Palma as well and discover the beautiful city and capital of the island with its impressive cathedral or the Moorish-style fortress of Almudaina, now a royal residence. Opt for a villa near Palma de Mallorca if you’d like to be in a prime location for both a relaxing villa holiday whilst being close enough to venture into the city centre.

6. A little bit of shopping

When it comes to shopping, besides the traditional brands and franchises, the most authentic way of taking in the culture of the island is going to the weekly market on Saturdays. Barter your way through the stalls and discover traditional food, textiles, jewellery and all kinds of souvenirs.

7. Mouthwatering Mallorcan flavours

No trip to Mallorca is complete without tasting its varied cuisine based on pork, vegetables and fish using authentic Mediterranean olive oil. Try the traditional sobrasada, the traditional rice dish called arròs brut, frit mallorquí, panades, rubiols or the tasty tumbet. For those with a sweet tooth, you will love the ensaimada, the sweet rubiols for Easter, the bunyols or the yummy coca de cuarto. Enjoy!