Fincas in Majorca

Majorca for beach lovers

Comprising over 549 km 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 paddle boats. Rent a villa Cala d'Or 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 travellers, the beaches of Majorca will be landmarks of the island that you won't want to miss for anything in the world.

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 or archaeology. It is also the perfect destination for 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 show you different aspects of the ancient communities, giving you a glimpse into their lives and 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. Gain 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. Thanks to the sheer size of its ruins. You will have 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 affordable fincas in Mallorca and get the archaeological experience you've longed for during your holiday in Spain.