Villas in Balearic Islands
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- 3 bedroom Majorcan villa to rentAugust 2023 ★★★★★Everything was excellent, the house is equipped with all necessities. Peaceful surroundings, equally close to the sea and supermarkets. In the peak season, the problem is finding parking.SaskoLarge group from Skopje, North Macedonia
- 4 bedroom villa with private pool in Majorca, Balearic IslandsJune 2023 ★★★★★Our group of 3 couples really enjoyed our stay at the villa. Cati was a great help when we checked in. It is about 15 mins walk from 2 supermarkets and also the bus stop with a regular and reliable service to both Pollensa and Puerto Pollensa, whilst taxis are reliable and easy to book. Consequently our 7 day stay involved a mixture of lazy days by the pool and trips to nearby resorts- the perfect mix really!AndrewLarge group from Darwen, United Kingdom
- 4 bedroom villa rental in Majorca, Balearic Islands, with swimming poolAugust 2022 ★★★★★Booked this house for a family holiday with my grandchildren. The house is on a quiet street at the back of some hotels. The resort is 5 minutes walk. Lidl is about 10-15 minutes walk and is really good. There are a couple of small supermarkets nearby but there are more expensive . The house is in the port area, not near the British strip. It looked just like the photos. Air con was very good, and needed - weather very hot. The hot water went cold if everyone showered at the same time. The downstairs shower flooded the bathroom no matter how hard we tried not to so just used the room as a toilet. The kitchen was lovely, large fridge/freezer good hob and oven. Could have done with a few more utensils like baking tray for the oven and oven gloves, but we managed. The bbq is excellent. Lovely outdoor seating are in the shade. The pool is small but enough to cool off. The steps into the pool made it easy for the grandkids to get in and out. Unfortunately there is a tree in a neighbouring property that creates shade on the pool and drops leaves. Marina and Fernando were easily countable by phone and soon responded to my queries. I would return to the house againChristineFamily from Goole, United Kingdom
- 4 bedroom Menorcan holiday villa rental with private poolAugust 2022 ★★★★★Lovely spacious property with plenty of facilities and well equipped. Location was good and in a quiet area only minutes from the sea. Air conditioning in upstairs bedroom was great but old fans in the downstairs bedrooms not adequate. Also the photo on the advert is now not correct as a new villa has been built which blocks this view. We had a few queries with the agent but these were resolved quickly. Overall a lovely villaMyraFamily from Morpeth , United Kingdom
- 3 bedroom villa with private pool in Majorca, Balearic IslandsSeptember 2021 ★★★★★This property is one of the best I have stayed in and the photographs really don’t do the property justice. Super clean and well equipped. Ana was most helpful and a welcoming host. The location is super quiet with a few restaurants in walking distance. If you want a relaxing break then this is the place. We will be back.MarkFamily from Wandorough, United Kingdom
- 4 bedroom villa with private pool in Majorca, Balearic IslandsJuly 2019 ★★★★★What superb hosts Geronimo & Madeleine are. They brought us homemade cake, a brand new umbrella for the pool, turned the pool lights out at night so that we could star gaze, taught us how to pick and eat prickly pears and showed us round their fields. The pool was the cleanest we’ve ever seen in 25 years of renting villas. We lived outside and Majorca was experiencing above average July/Aug temperatures, reaching 39C. The only thing we could have done with was more powerful bedroom fans. Would highly recommend this villa, the whole booking procedure with Clickstay has been faultless. Thankyou!RichardFamily from Harpenden, United Kingdom
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Prices and Availability for villas in Balearic Islands
Cheapest month: November 2024 average weekly price £2,20943% of villas are available
High season: July 2024 average weekly price £4,31253% of villas are available
Most popular destination: IbizaAverage weekly price £12,570
Cheapest destination: AlcúdiaAverage weekly price £2,374
All data is for the next 12 months and all the prices are the average weekly cost (Saturday - Saturday).
Price information for villas in Balearic Islands (2023 - 2024)
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Average weekly prices for villas in Balearic Islands
The prices graph for villas in Balearic Islands shows you the average weekly price for one of our villas over the next twelve months. July and August are the most expensive months to rent a villa in Balearic Islands where the average price is £4,312 in July and £4,164 in August. The cheapest month to rent a villa is in November where the average weekly price is £2,126 (04/11 - 11/11). The average price of a villa in Balearic Islands varies considerably between regions, distance from the nearest beach and the size of the villa. See the graph for average weekly prices for our top destinations in Balearic Islands below.Availability for villas in Balearic Islands (2023 - 2024)
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Weekly availability for villas in Balearic Islands
The graph above shows the availability of our villa holiday rentals in Balearic Islands over the next twelve months. December (30/12 - 06/01) is the busiest time to rent a villa in Balearic Islands where only 1,629 of our villas are available to book. The quietest time to visit Balearic Islands at the moment is in October (19/10 - 26/10) where 78% of our villas have availability.Prices for top villa destinations in Balearic Islands (2023 - 2024)
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Average weekly prices for top destinations in Balearic Islands
This graph shows the average weekly prices for villas in our most popular destinations in Balearic Islands. Our cheapest popular destination to rent a villa in Balearic Islands is in Alcúdia where the average weekly rental price is £2,374. In comparison, Ibiza costs an average of £12,570 per week and San Antonio £7,336 per week.Travel guide
Villas rentals in the Balearic Islands
You can’t go wrong with the Balearics. Whichever island you choose to visit, each offers something unique, with easy access via air and sea. With daily ferry rides between islands and mainland Spain, why see one island when you can explore them all! Trips to neighbouring resorts can take up to 6 hours, but are well worth it for the stunning views.
The archipelago off the eastern coast of Spain is comprised of four islands: Ibiza, Formentera, Majorca and Menorca. All four are easily accessible, with Ibiza, Majorca and Menorca having their own international airports. Formentera is only a short boat ride from Ibiza. The islands are known for their pleasant Mediterranean climate, with sunshine all year round.
The Balearics are the complete package when it comes to beach holidays. With their pleasant Mediterranean climate, stunning coastlines, vibrant markets and cosmopolitan atmosphere, they offer a sun-drenched escape like no other. Beautifully diverse, explore colourful cities like Eivissa and Palma, or enjoy the laid back life at fishing towns like Es Grau and Soller. Join the energetic crowds at world-class nightclubs like Amnesia, or soak up the lively atmosphere at Platja Den Bossa. Watch the streets come to life with flamboyant fiestas and relax in quaint cafés like Antiquari. Think long beach walks and majestic sunsets; yes, the Balearics are truly islands of contrast!
Holidaymakers visit for the beauty but find themselves immersed in the islands' rich culture and history. Buildings from the 12th Century, archaeological sites dating back to 600BC and remnants from the Spanish Civil War adorn this archipelago. Apart from their glorious coastlines, the islands also boast stunning untouched mountain regions and nature trails. Cyclists, hikers, mountain bikers and climbers feel right at home here. Child-friendly venues can be found scattered around the three main islands, from water parks to zoos and horse riding schools.
Aside from the fact that they all boast some amazing sandy, pebbled and Blue Flag beaches, the crystal clear, turquoise Mediterranean provides plenty of opportunities for water sports, from sailing to snorkeling, kayaking to parasailing. There's also no shortage of shopping areas in the Balearics, with a diverse choice from colourful flea markets to up-and-coming boutiques. There are also plenty of restaurants selling traditional and international cuisines, from Tapas to Eggs Benedict!
Clickstay offers a wide range of properties in the Balearics. Try our luxury villas in Ibiza, family-friendly villas in Majorca or traditional villas in Menorca and experience the best of the Balearics with Clickstay.
Key holiday info
- Ibiza, Majorca and Menorca have international airports with direct flights from major cities world-wide.
- The average daytime temperature in July and August is 31°C, with 11 hours of sunshine.
- The pleasant Meditteranean sea is 26°C during the summer, dropping to 15℃ in winter.
- Road infrastructure is well maintained on all islands of the archipelago. Mountainous regions can be easily reached via car or bicycle.
Where to go in Balearic Islands
Majorca
Our villas in Majorca are the perfect setting for a fun-filled holiday in Spain. Discover lively beach resorts, contemporary culture in the capital of Palma, traditional Spanish villages and unexplored island coves. Majorca also has its historical gems. Holidaymakers flock to the island for a relaxing holiday in the sun, but you might end up surprised by the island's rich culture and history. There is plenty for families to see and do here too. Hiking, cycling and climbing are just some of the popular activities available in Majorca. Unlike Ibiza, which is a city that never sleeps, Majorca can be quieter but still lively, especially in the capital, Palma.
Ibiza
There’s much more to the White Isle than its famous party scene. Think quintessential Spanish villages, family-friendly beach resorts, delicious cuisines and colourful market stalls. It's the ultimate destination for a villa holiday. Ibiza is by far the liveliest of the four islands, but there are some family-friendly regions and resorts on the island too. The party capital is home to the biggest names in music during summer, and summers here are long. The island pulsates with everything from electronica and dance, to acoustic mellow sounds. But if clubs are not your scene, there is plenty to explore when it comes the island's fascinating history. The first inhabitants came to Ibiza around 5,000BC. Since then, the island has been a home to numerous nations and races, as is still known for its eclectic crowds.
Menorca
Menorca's glorious weather makes it the perfect destination for golf, water sports and relaxing on the beach. For added luxury, why not rent one of our villas in Menorca with a private pool? Menorca is the place to go if you are looking for a low-key holiday in picturesque surroundings. There are very few quiet villages like Soller and Fornalutx on Majorca and even fewer like Portinatx in Ibiza. Menorca's villages, especially the coastal ones, are quaint, quiet, pristine and most likely settled behind Blue Flag beaches. Kids should enjoy a visit to Splash Sur Menorca water park, in the southwest of the island near Punta Prima while parents can unwind in a modern up-beat or subtle artsy cafe. The choices are endless.
Did you know...
- Over 13 million tourists visit the Balearics Islands each year.
- Some businesses may close during siesta, but stay open until the early hours.
- Drinking tap water is not advised due to its high mineral content. Tap water in Playa De En Bossa is especially salty.
- The Balearic Islands belong to the kingdom of Spain. Though UK citizens must carry a passport, citizens from the EU need only a valid ID card.
- The archipelago has 10 hours of daily sunshine for 10 months of the year.
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Take a look at our blog posts about where to go in Balearic Islands and what to do on your holiday in Balearic Islands.
Canaries or Balearics: which islands are better?
16 July 2020The Canary and the Balearic Islands of Spain have so much in common; sun, sea and sand, and a loyal base of holiday-makers who tend to return year after year. Ideally, you’d zip off to both destinations this year, but suppose you had to choose… which set of islands is better, and why?
Quiz: The Balearic Islands
11 March 2019How well do you know the Balearic Islands? Well enough to score 11/11?
