Fincas in Son Ametller

Fincas with pools in Son Ametller

With Majorca´s wonderful mix of vibrant nightlife and historical city charm, you can book a finca in Son Ametller and enjoy the gorgeous beaches and secluded off-the-beaten-track gems. Just 20 minutes outside of the capital city Palma, get a holiday rental in the Balearic Islands and take advantage of all the island paradise has to offer visitors. This idyllic Balearic Island destination offers golden sunshine, rugged mountains, a pristine coastline and wide golden sand beaches. Don’t forget to explore the pretty cliff-backed coves and go for interesting day trips to surrounding towns and attractions.

A sublime taste of Majorca

Enjoy an unforgettable family or group holiday with access to all the best historical sights, beaches, cuisine and day trips, all within easy reach of your luxurious finca in Son Ametller. Choose from a variety of conveniently located accommodation options in and around Son Ametller, and make yourself at home in an elegant, luxurious, spacious and tastefully decorated private finca in Mallorca. The fully equipped accommodation offers ample space to accommodate groups of 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 or even a dozen guests! Many of the immaculate beachfront fincas in Son Ametller have a sparkling pool within a lush garden where you will find comfortable, stylish outdoor furniture providing the perfect place to relax with a sundowner after a day out exploring.

As can be seen by viewing our properties in Son Ametller, we provide various villas for rent in Majorca equipped with:

• TV
• Swimming pool
• Terrace
• Sea view
• Wi-Fi
• Kitchen
• Garden
• Air-Conditioning

Son Ametller for food and culture lovers

The rich, traditional Spanish cultural heritage of the largest of the Balearic Islands is a special treat for visitors. If you find an affordable finca in Palma de Mallorca vicinity where Son Ametller is located, you will enjoy the magnificent historical architecture. Check out the majestic Gothic cathedral, Basilica Santa Maria or Castell Belver, a hilltop castle dating back to 1300 with incredible panoramic views. Eat an exquisite meal in the stunning Old Town or hike up the Puig de Maria, which offers stunning views from a heritage monastery over the northeast of the island. You can sample Majorca’s legendary, Spanish signature culinary delights such as Frito Mallorquin, seasonal vegetable tumbet, Arroz Brut, gorgeous traditional soups and Mallorcan roast pork!

Son Ametller for beach lovers

With over 300 days of glorious golden sunshine per year and over 260 beaches, Majorca is a paradise for beach lovers and winter sun seekers. Relax and unwind as you discover the stunning variety of island beaches. Find beachfront fincas in Las Palmeras and hunt for secluded coves and pristine locations such as Es Calo des Moro in Southern Majorca. You can also explore S'Amarador in the southeast, surrounded by the sand dunes and forests of the sublime beauty of Mondrago Natural Park. S'Arenal offers you 210 metres of sugar soft sand and crystalline tourmaline waters and is an easy drive east from the capital for a gorgeous day out of sun and sand. The east coast has a buzzing resort vibe if you enjoy a lively beach scene and sun loungers.

1. Visit Majorca’s incredible caves
2. Spend the day in Palma
3. Visit the Serra de Tramuntana
4. Spend the day at Cala Pi beach
5. Visit the hilltop village of Valdemossa
6. Visit the spectacular Jardines de Alfabia
7. Royal Palace of La Almudaina, Palma

1. Visit Majorca’s incredible caves

Majorca boasts some of Europe’s most remarkable cave formations! Among these are the Drach and Arta Caves, which are on the western side of the island. However, the Coves de Gènova are to the west of Palma and not far from Son Ametller. These caves showcase vast chambers of dramatic stalactites and stalagmites within the rock face on the northeastern coastline. If you explore further afield, the four caves of Cuevas del Drach contain a massive underground lake considered one of the largest in the world. The ancient rock formations are pristine, and the colours are astounding, making the experience of entering this wonderland absolutely enchanting!

2. Spend the day in Palma

Palma is called The Pearl of the Mediterranean for a good reason! If you get a Son Ametller villa near the sea, just outside of Palma, you are going to love exploring this gem of a city with its glamorous, shimmering marinas, tall, elegant palms and beautiful seafront boulevards. Soak up the unique Mediterranean flair of this lovely city by browsing the tiny boutiques and shops in the narrow alleys around Plaza Mayor. Alternatively, take in an exhibition or concert at Es Baluard and Palau March! Santa Catalina, La Lonja and the bustling Paseo Maritimo on the waterfront have a vibrant bar and restaurant scene. You will have a chance to sample the best Spanish regional cuisine in this holiday playground!

3. Visit the Serra de Tramuntana

Lovers of rugged mountain landscapes are in for breathtaking walks and magnificent views over azure seascapes in the Serra de Tramuntana, just 30 minutes west of Son Ametller by car. This unique UNESCO world heritage site is an excellent cycle spot for ardent cyclists who enjoy challenging climbs and is also a perfect location for auto touring. Drive hairpin bends and stop to explore a scattering of quaint mountain villages. If you are an experienced adventure hiker, you can tackle part or all of a fabled 8-day, 135 km hike here!

4. Spend the day at Cala Pi Beach

This spectacular beach is set amongst dramatic cliffs, reachable by car to the south of Son Ametller. Here, you can spend the day relaxing next to the translucent turquoise water with magnificent vegetation tumbling from the cliff crags. Get family-friendly villas in Cala d’Or and enjoy the rugged beauty and seclusion of the beautiful sandy beach. Stock up on drinks and snacks at the cute beach shack, and be sure to admire the breathtaking view from the top of the steps as you make the descent to the seashore!

5. Visit the hilltop village of Valdemossa

Take a scenic drive north of Son Ametller, where you will find the stunning hilltop village and monastery of Valdemossa. The village is a charming cluster of gorgeous old stone buildings with terracotta tile roofs and narrow alleyways. If you descend the lush terraced hillside, you will find lovely, secluded beaches and coves. This is a wonderful place to unwind for the day. The village plaza Ramon Llull is a shady square with bustling outdoor cafes and is the perfect place to stop for a coffee or aperitif!

6. Visit the spectacular Jardines de Alfabia

Get lost in time in the romantic peace of the beautiful Jardines de Alfabia. The garden is north of Son Ametller and west of Valdemossa. You will find an unforgettably stunning, lush garden setting amidst the cool shade of exotic palms and ancient wisteria. Stroll about amongst wildflowers, enjoy the serene water lily lake and explore the ancient historical house on site that dates back in part to 1170! Be sure to stop for a slice of delectable cake at the on-site cafe!

7. Royal Palace of La Almudaina, Palma

Step back in time and experience the glorious, sumptuous history of the Spanish nobility! This 14th-century fairytale royal residence contains lavish collections of paintings and sculptures. Marvel at the fascinating exhibits in the royal armoury, exquisite furnishings, textiles and tapestries showcasing hundreds of years of Spanish history. If you are a history buff, spend a few hours admiring the breathtaking artefacts and stunning architecture of this iconic, ancient Alcázar or fortified palace!