Ultra Luxury Mallorca Holidays
Sunbathe on beautiful beaches, take to the seas on water sport or boating excursions and dine in up-market restaurants and bars offering extraordinary culinary dishes. Allow yourself to be treated like royalty in a wide selection of luxury resorts which offer second-to-none service, where the staff will endeavour to fulfil your every need.
Feel inspired by the Mallorcan culture visiting Palma Cathedral and experiencing awe-inspiring UNESCO World Heritage Sites such as Serra de Tramuntana. Visit local old towns and villages like Alcudia and Algaida or take a tour of significant historic sites such as the Llotja and Puig de Pollença to immerse yourself further in this beautiful destination.
Mallorca is a massive hit with golf enthusiasts, as not only can you tee-off in the warm climate and exotic scenes but because of the sheer number of golf clubs to choose from. There are 24 golf courses across the island, each with their own unique fairways to negotiate. Have a drink in the clubhouses after and if your play isn’t quite up to scratch, many clubs also have academies so you can up your game with expert help throughout your stay.
Sunbathe on beautiful beaches, take to the seas on water sport or boating excursions and dine in up-market restaurants and bars offering extraordinary culinary dishes. Allow yourself to be treated like royalty in a wide selection of luxury resorts which offer second-to-none service, where the staff will endeavour to fulfil your every need.
Feel inspired by the Mallorcan culture visiting Palma Cathedral and experiencing awe-inspiring UNESCO World Heritage Sites such as Serra de Tramuntana. Visit local old towns and villages like Alcudia and Algaida or take a tour of significant historic sites such as the Llotja and Puig de Pollença to immerse yourself further in this beautiful destination.
Mallorca is a massive hit with golf enthusiasts, as not only can you tee-off in the warm climate and exotic scenes but because of the sheer number of golf clubs to choose from. There are 24 golf courses across the island, each with their own unique fairways to negotiate. Have a drink in the clubhouses after and if your play isn’t quite up to scratch, many clubs also have academies so you can up your game with expert help throughout your stay.
Sunbathe on beautiful beaches, take to the seas on water sport or boating excursions and dine in up-market restaurants and bars offering extraordinary culinary dishes. Allow yourself to be treated like royalty in a wide selection of luxury resorts which offer second-to-none service, where the staff will endeavour to fulfil your every need.
Feel inspired by the Mallorcan culture visiting Palma Cathedral and experiencing awe-inspiring UNESCO World Heritage Sites such as Serra de Tramuntana. Visit local old towns and villages like Alcudia and Algaida or take a tour of significant historic sites such as the Llotja and Puig de Pollença to immerse yourself further in this beautiful destination.
Mallorca is a massive hit with golf enthusiasts, as not only can you tee-off in the warm climate and exotic scenes but because of the sheer number of golf clubs to choose from. There are 24 golf courses across the island, each with their own unique fairways to negotiate. Have a drink in the clubhouses after and if your play isn’t quite up to scratch, many clubs also have academies so you can up your game with expert help throughout your stay.
Mallorca presents delicious cuisine at a range of dining establishments, from Michelin-starred venues to casual eateries.
Mediterranean Cuisine
Mallorca presents delicious cuisine at a range of dining establishments, from Michelin-starred venues to casual eateries.
Luxury resorts on the island are renowned for their impeccable hospitality. Guests can expect a personal, friendly and seamless service, as well as concierge teams at hand to go above and beyond.
Exemplary Establishments
Luxury resorts on the island are renowned for their impeccable hospitality. Guests can expect a personal, friendly and seamless service, as well as concierge teams at hand to go above and beyond.
Boasting around 24 superior courses, each blessed with the island's shimmering seascapes and rolling green vistas, it’s easy to see why Mallorca is one of the world’s leading golfing destinations.
First-class Golfing
Boasting around 24 superior courses, each blessed with the island's shimmering seascapes and rolling green vistas, it’s easy to see why Mallorca is one of the world’s leading golfing destinations.
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Jumeirah Mallorca
A luxury cliffside hotel that boasts stunning views of the Tramuntana mountains, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Renowned for its elegant design the resort also presents top-tier amenities, gourmet dining and a world-class spa.
Belmond La Residencia
Within the village of Deià, surrounded by lush olive groves and the towering Tramuntana Mountains, Belmond La Residencia features traditional Mallorcan architecture and offers an upscale experience with art, culture and relaxation at its heart.
Ikos Porto Petro
Situated along the southeast coast of Mallorca by the spectacular Mondrago National Park, Ikos Porto Petro offers a mesmerising Mediterranean escape. Expect understated luxury, sensational views, sparkling pools and all-inclusive fine dining.
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Can Bordoy Grand House & Garden
Mallorca, Balearic Islands
A stand out boutique hotel known for its impeccable service. Located just a few minutes' walk from the historic ‘old town’ of Palma, the hotel boasts interiors which present an incredible blend of modern design and elegant 19th century elements.
A stand out boutique hotel known for its impeccable service. Located just a few minutes' walk from the historic ‘old town’ of Palma, the hotel boasts interiors which present an incredible blend of modern design and elegant 19th century elements.
A stand out boutique hotel known for its impeccable service. Located just a few minutes' walk from the historic ‘old town’ of Palma, the hotel boasts interiors which present an incredible blend of modern design and elegant 19th century elements.
Son Net
Mallorca, Balearic Islands
Son Net is a luxurious boutique hotel situated in the heart of the Mallorcan countryside. Set in a restored 17th-century mansion, the hotel combines historic charm with modern comforts, offering guests an upscale and serene retreat.
Son Net is a luxurious boutique hotel situated in the heart of the Mallorcan countryside. Set in a restored 17th-century mansion, the hotel combines historic charm with modern comforts, offering guests an upscale and serene retreat.
Son Net is a luxurious boutique hotel situated in the heart of the Mallorcan countryside. Set in a restored 17th-century mansion, the hotel combines historic charm with modern comforts, offering guests an upscale and serene retreat.
Cap Rocat
Mallorca, Balearic Islands
A luxury retreat, hidden within the walls of an ancient fortress. The resort blends seamlessly into the surrounding protected landscape and has the privilege of using the waters of the Bay of Palma.
A luxury retreat, hidden within the walls of an ancient fortress. The resort blends seamlessly into the surrounding protected landscape and has the privilege of using the waters of the Bay of Palma.
A luxury retreat, hidden within the walls of an ancient fortress. The resort blends seamlessly into the surrounding protected landscape and has the privilege of using the waters of the Bay of Palma.
Ikos Porto Petro
Mallorca, Balearic Islands
Situated along the southeast coast of Mallorca by the spectacular Mondrago National Park, Ikos Porto Petro offers a mesmerising Mediterranean escape. Expect understated luxury, sensational views, sparkling pools and all-inclusive fine dining.
Situated along the southeast coast of Mallorca by the spectacular Mondrago National Park, Ikos Porto Petro offers a mesmerising Mediterranean escape. Expect understated luxury, sensational views, sparkling pools and all-inclusive fine dining.
Situated along the southeast coast of Mallorca by the spectacular Mondrago National Park, Ikos Porto Petro offers a mesmerising Mediterranean escape. Expect understated luxury, sensational views, sparkling pools and all-inclusive fine dining.
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Mallorca In A Nutshell
Mallorca is host to some of the best beaches in all the Balearic Islands, with a solid reputation for fantastic oatmeal sands to sunbathe on.
A huge selection of beaches which are all great for completely different reasons. For example, Playa de Muro, and Portals Vells are excellent for family-friendly outings in the sun thanks to the assortment of bars and restaurants nearby, whereas others are better for taking up activities like water sports and snorkelling or exploring jaw-dropping caves and buildings for example at Cala Estellencs.
Playa de Palma is a gem in the Balearic crown with a great ambience, thanks to its restaurants, bars, and general popularity making for a vibrant atmosphere.
After Dark Destinations
The Piano Bar in Magaluf is slightly different to what the name suggests, though is still an undeniably great night out. A lively hub of singing and dancing, here you can shake some tail-feathers to the sounds of some brave karaoke-stars. Light hearted and fun, enjoy a great drink in a very cheerful and friendly atmosphere.
Port Adriano in Calvia is a hotbed of up-market bars and restaurants. If you’re looking for a more sophisticated night out, then here you can drink cocktails created by world-class mixologists as the sun is setting over this beautiful location.
Soak Up The Culture
Perhaps one of the most scenic areas in the whole island is Serra de Tramuntana, a collection of incredible mountains that make for one of the most powerful scenes in the world. Declared as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, the area cannot be touched by renovation thanks to the association’s recognition of how special the landmark is. Teeming with culture, sight-seeing here is a must.
Palma Cathedral is situated in the island’s capital and is certainly somewhere you’ve got to stop by, if you’re here for a taste of the local culture. Appreciate centuries of religious worship in this awe-inspiring Catalan Gothic structure.
Mallorca is host to some of the best beaches in all the Balearic Islands, with a solid reputation for fantastic oatmeal sands to sunbathe on.
A huge selection of beaches which are all great for completely different reasons. For example, Playa de Muro, and Portals Vells are excellent for family-friendly outings in the sun thanks to the assortment of bars and restaurants nearby, whereas others are better for taking up activities like water sports and snorkelling or exploring jaw-dropping caves and buildings for example at Cala Estellencs.
Playa de Palma is a gem in the Balearic crown with a great ambience, thanks to its restaurants, bars, and general popularity making for a vibrant atmosphere.
After Dark Destinations
The Piano Bar in Magaluf is slightly different to what the name suggests, though is still an undeniably great night out. A lively hub of singing and dancing, here you can shake some tail-feathers to the sounds of some brave karaoke-stars. Light hearted and fun, enjoy a great drink in a very cheerful and friendly atmosphere.
Port Adriano in Calvia is a hotbed of up-market bars and restaurants. If you’re looking for a more sophisticated night out, then here you can drink cocktails created by world-class mixologists as the sun is setting over this beautiful location.
Soak Up The Culture
Perhaps one of the most scenic areas in the whole island is Serra de Tramuntana, a collection of incredible mountains that make for one of the most powerful scenes in the world. Declared as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, the area cannot be touched by renovation thanks to the association’s recognition of how special the landmark is. Teeming with culture, sight-seeing here is a must.
Palma Cathedral is situated in the island’s capital and is certainly somewhere you’ve got to stop by, if you’re here for a taste of the local culture. Appreciate centuries of religious worship in this awe-inspiring Catalan Gothic structure.
Mallorca is host to some of the best beaches in all the Balearic Islands, with a solid reputation for fantastic oatmeal sands to sunbathe on.
A huge selection of beaches which are all great for completely different reasons. For example, Playa de Muro, and Portals Vells are excellent for family-friendly outings in the sun thanks to the assortment of bars and restaurants nearby, whereas others are better for taking up activities like water sports and snorkelling or exploring jaw-dropping caves and buildings for example at Cala Estellencs.
Playa de Palma is a gem in the Balearic crown with a great ambience, thanks to its restaurants, bars, and general popularity making for a vibrant atmosphere.
After Dark Destinations
The Piano Bar in Magaluf is slightly different to what the name suggests, though is still an undeniably great night out. A lively hub of singing and dancing, here you can shake some tail-feathers to the sounds of some brave karaoke-stars. Light hearted and fun, enjoy a great drink in a very cheerful and friendly atmosphere.
Port Adriano in Calvia is a hotbed of up-market bars and restaurants. If you’re looking for a more sophisticated night out, then here you can drink cocktails created by world-class mixologists as the sun is setting over this beautiful location.
Soak Up The Culture
Perhaps one of the most scenic areas in the whole island is Serra de Tramuntana, a collection of incredible mountains that make for one of the most powerful scenes in the world. Declared as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, the area cannot be touched by renovation thanks to the association’s recognition of how special the landmark is. Teeming with culture, sight-seeing here is a must.
Palma Cathedral is situated in the island’s capital and is certainly somewhere you’ve got to stop by, if you’re here for a taste of the local culture. Appreciate centuries of religious worship in this awe-inspiring Catalan Gothic structure.
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