Menorca Apartment, Palma de Mallorca

The apartment sleeps up to four in one double bedroom and on a double sofa bed in the living room.

This property is let on a self-catering basis, however, this doesn’t mean you need to cook for yourself! There are a number of private chefs you can book who can prepare your meals for the full week or the odd night. Alternatively, you could opt for a food delivery service.

Also see: Catering & Private Chefs in Palma de Mallorca, Spain

You’ll need to book your own childcare when staying here. There is a great choice of childcare options in Mallorca from full-time nanny services to the odd night of babysitting. Booking in advance is always recommended and strongly advised for the school holiday periods.

Also see: Childcare in Palma de Mallorca, Spain

You’ll need to book your own transfers, when staying here. Your main options are shared or private transfers, but consider whether you would prefer a door-to-door service or a (generally cheaper) “communal” drop-off point at your destination.

Also see: Transfers to Mallorca, Spain

You can organise all your bike and segway hire through the agents as part of their service.

Also see: Cycle Hire in Palma de Mallorca, Spain

When staying here, you’ll need to book your own Guides & Tours, which are a great way to discover Mallorca whilst doing a number of fun activities. Not only do they know the best local spots, these highly trained and experienced individuals are very familiar with the surroundings and can provide loads of insights you won’t get by yourself. 

Also see: Guides & Tours in Palma de Mallorca, Spain

Palma is situated on the south coast of Mallorca. It is a compact city, with marinas and beaches on the southside and hills to the west. The whole city is encircled by a motorway ringroad that takes you north, west and east of the island, and the airport is a mere 15 minutes drive away.

The main area of interest in Palma is the old city around the cathedral. This part is mostly pedestrianised and is filled with shops, bars and restaurants. Beautiful buildings of all architectural types line the streets and there are many lanes and alleys to explore.

A foodies heaven, Palma has really come up trumps with gastronomic restaurants turning on the style in recent years. Santa Catalina and La Llonja are two of the hot spots at the moment, you'll be spoilt for choice.

Also see: Restaurants in Palma de Mallorca, Spain

Sailing is huge in Palma, with a number of marinas lining the coast. The city's beaches can also be good for windsurfing when the wind is up. On a more tranquil note, there are many sights to see, museums and galleries to visit, and Mallorca's best shopping. Some of the island's best festivals take place in Palma, and there is a thriving cultural programme throughout the year.

Also see: Things To Do in Palma de Mallorca, Spain

The city has a beach just beyond the cathedral which is in walking distance to many of the boutique hotels in the old town. Further along to the east are the beaches of Portixol and Ciudad Jardin, which offer a more tranquil experience.

Also see: Beaches in Palma de Mallorca, Spain

There are four golf courses within 10km of Palma

Also see: Golf Courses in Palma de Mallorca, Spain

Palma has Mallorca's best nightlife, with a great range of bars and clubs. There is also a more sophisticated cafe culture to be enjoyed, along with regular theatre and ballet performances.

Also see: Bars in Palma de Mallorca, Spain