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Villas in Portocolom — 2 of Our Favourites

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Choosing where to stay on Mallorca will likely depend on the type of holiday you'd like to have: hotel or villa, beach or city, party or tranquillity, sporty or culture vulture - a holiday in Mallorca can offer all of these things.

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A large swimming pool surrounded by palm trees and chairs

1. La Tierra Buena Villa

Location
Cala d'Or

This is a lovely house in a location that, quite simply, offers the best of both worlds - a private swimming pool surrounded by picturesque gardens, yet within walking distance of one of Mallorca's prettiest sandy cove beaches.

Lovingly cared for by its charming local owners, La Tierra Buena is the perfect retreat for smaller parties looking for a comfortable holiday base with the added convenience of a fine local beach just a short distance away. Situated off the country lane leading to Cala Sa Nau, the villa offers a spacious living and dining area, alongside a well-fitted kitchen.

Set amidst an almond grove, the villa’s swimming pool faces a sunny south-easterly direction, ensuring ample sunshine throughout the day. The pool area is surrounded by a delightful garden filled with mature trees, shrubs, and colourful flowers that bloom in the summer months. A covered terrace nearby provides shade during the warmer hours, making it an ideal spot for al fresco dining or simply enjoying the outdoors.

La Tierra Buena is conveniently located just 1.7km from the nearest amenities in Cala Ferrera, where you'll find the highly recommended restaurant Ficus, known for its pizzas and paellas. The village of S'Horta is only 3km away.

Several picturesque coves are within easy reach of the villa, including Cala Sa Nau, a quiet and beautiful spot. For those in search of more hidden gems, Cala Brafi and Cala Mitjana are also nearby and well worth discovering. The beach bar at Cala Mondrago (about a 20-minute drive) is famous for its freshly caught fish and delicious lunchtime paellas, and there are many great-value restaurants in the surrounding countryside.

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A balcony with a table and chairs overlooking a body of water

2. Riviera Villa, Cala Llonga,Cala d'Or

Location
Cala d'Or

Having undergone a complete renovation for 2025, Riviera offers modern, spacious accommodation on the water’s edge of Cala Longa, one of a series of craggy inlets, affording uninterrupted sea views along the rugged coastline and across the water to the shores of picturesque Calo Ses Dones.

A selection of restaurants, bars, and local craft shops are just a couple of minutes’ walk away, and the sandy cove of Calo d’es Pou is only five minutes on foot. A leisurely evening stroll along the moorings of small motorboats and sailboats leads to the chic marina, where super yachts are docked. Here, you'll find a good selection of fine dining restaurants, offering plenty of choice for a delightful evening out.

The villa spans three floors, with an open-plan dining and living area adjacent to a kitchen equipped with modern appliances, and doors that open onto the terrace on the ground level. The first and second floors feature four modern bedrooms and three walk-in showers, while a balcony on each floor provides even more stunning views.

Nearby, the heart of Cala d’Or offers an enchanting atmosphere, with candlelit bistros lining the streets, tucked between chic cocktail bars and stylish boutiques. The area exudes a relaxed, holiday vibe. Local amenities include water sports, golf, tennis, and numerous small sandy coves strung along the southeastern coastline.

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About staying in Mallorca

Choosing where to stay on Mallorca will likely depend on the type of holiday you'd like to have: hotel or villa, beach or city, party or tranquillity, sporty or culture vulture - a holiday in Mallorca can offer all of these things. The impressive assortment of landscapes, from its white sandy beaches with tropical overtones and crystal clear sea to green fertile plains with orchards and vineyards, the magnificent mountain ranges and, of course, Palma, its sophisticated and historic capital city. Mallorca is an island full of surprises.

The choice of holiday accommodation is equally varied with quality options for a wide range of budgets. There are luxury boutique hotels in and around the well-known historic villages, towns and cities such as Palma, Deià, Sóller or Valldemossa, whilst exclusive golf and spa resort hotels are found close to some of the best spots on the island, like Puerto Portals and Palma. For families, the purpose-built Spanish holiday resorts in places like Palma Nova, Santa Ponsa, Port d'Alcúdia, Cala d'Or and Port Pollenca offer lots of entertainments and good value accommodation. Alternatively, villas, fincas and apartments are plentiful throughout the island and can offer more flexibility and better value for groups and families.

Wherever you stay, accommodation can be reasonably priced especially when compared to many other Mediterranean destinations. If you are able to avoid school holidays or can stay inland away from the coast, you can find some wonderful hotels and fincas for a fraction of the price of sea view accommodation.