Holiday Villas In Majorca 2025/2026
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Villa Holidays In Majorca
As the largest of the Spanish islands, there are a fantastic range of villas in Majorca just waiting to be enjoyed on your next holiday in 2025 or 2026. While the area around Pollensa is a hotspot for holiday villa properties, places like Alcudia, a little further down, Soller, which is further along the north coast, and Cala D'Or in the south, also have some superb properties for rent. Rather be closer to the bustle of Palma de Mallorca? Why not take a look at self catering apartments for rent on the likes of Airbnb and Booking.com? Here's our guide to villa holidays in Majorca.
Popular Areas In Majorca
What To Expect On A Villa Holiday
Villa holidays are a great way to spend time together with friends and family, but not all holiday packages and villas are the same. For example booking through somewhere like Airbnb or Booking.com, you don't have as much financial protection as you would when booking a flight and villa package with a company like TUI or Jet2holidays who are both ABTA and ATOL protected.
It's often worth including flights within your booking, and with certain tour operators, check-in luggage and car hire also come included as part of the package, so always check to make sure you know what is and isn't included before you book.
Once you arrive at your holiday home, you've got the freedom to head out for dinner, run to the local supermarket and grab some groceries, or stay in and watch a movie. Of course, many villas come with a private pool, which usually has sun loungers. Perfect for enjoying some peace and quiet in the sunshine in the Balearic Islands... unless you have screaming kids dive-bombing into the pool, of course!
Tourist Tax - Ecotasa
In Spain, the Mallorca government introduced a tourist tax called Ecotasa which is a small Eco Tax, payable by tourists on arrival on the island. The tax amount you'll need to pay will depend on certain things and are expected to go up over time. They are on a per person per day basis, and the funds are used to support and protect the tourism industry here.