Luxury villas to rent in Majorca

There really is no doubt that Majorca (Mallorca in Spanish) is an enchanting island. It shines like a jewel with its beautiful crystal-clear waters and fine golden sands. It is a wonderful place for a relaxing holiday. At Smiling House we have the best luxury villas to rent in Majorca.

Most visitors to the island are drawn by its spectacular beaches, its beautiful natural landscape together with the temperate Mediterranean climate. But there is so much more which makes Majorca unique. The island is renowned for its historical treasures, picturesque villages and the breadth of sporting activities. The strong Mallorquin culture, language and wonderful gastronomy offer visitors an insight into the real ‘Mallorca’.

THE AREA

Majorca is one of Spain’s Balearic Islands in the Mediterranean. It is known for beach resorts, luxury villas, sheltered coves, limestone mountains and Roman and Moorish remains. Visit the capital of Palma for nightlife, the Moorish Almudaina Royal Palace and 13th-century Santa María Cathedral. Picturesque stone-built villages include Pollença, with its art galleries and music festival, and hillside Fornalutx, surrounded by citrus plantations.

RESTAURANTS

Majorca is famous for its Spanish and Mallorquin restaurants, offering traditional tapas, paella, fideu and local specialities such as Lomo con Coll (pork with cabbage), Tumbet (vegetable layered dish) and Pa-amb-oli (rye bread with tomatoes and olive oil).
These local specialities together with the vast range of quality international restaurants ensures an amazing choice of food for holidaymakers to savour.

NIGHTLIFE & BARS

Majorca is infamous for its nightlife scene. Many of it towns have streets lined with bars and clubs for those looking to party the night away. But there are venues to suit everyone’s idea of a good night out. The capital city of Palma is a great choice for a stroll around the old town followed by drinks in a fashionable bar. The coastline here is characterized by its variety of nightlife. From laid-back beach shacks to stylish nightclubs. If you want a quieter night out with a more authentic vibe, head to the local square in any village and you’ll find a traditional bar frequented by locals.

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ACTIVITIES AND ATTRACTIONS

Majorca is not just about sun and sand. There are a whole a host of attractions, excursions, and day trips to suit all ages and tastes.
A visit to Palma is a must especially if this is your first visit to the island. The city centre itself has some significant historical sights all within walking distance, including the famous cathedral. Well worth a visit is a trip to Bellver Castle which towers above the port of Palma and affords superb views.
If you are a thrill seeker, you can choose from three exhilarating waterparks, and three amazing theme parks, Katmandu, Marine Land and the Aquarium.