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Perfect for six guests, this well-equipped, one-storey villa offers two double bedrooms and another bedroom with a trundle bed, all fitted with ceiling fans and wardrobes. One double bedroom counts with a bathroom en-suite with bath tub. Additionally, there's a shower bathroom. Two electric radiators warm up the house during the colder months and we can supply more on request. Perfect for six guests, this well-equipped, one-storey villa offers two double bedrooms and another bedroom with a trundle bed, all fitted with ceiling fans and wardrobes. One double bedroom counts with a bathroom en-suite with bath tub. Additionally, there's a shower bathroom. Two electric radiators warm up the house during the colder months and we can supply more on request. The owner has paid great attention to the environment and has installed solar cells. A bright sitting-dining room with satellite-TV and DVD-player receives our guests. During the colder months, you can spend time with your loved ones by the fireplace. The fully-equipped kitchen has everything to cook up a feast, including a vitro hob, washing machine, iron and ironing board. The kitchen has direct access to the garden.

Located between the urbanisations Son Mesquida and Son Valls, this amazing house rests in the countryside near Felanitx. In the centre you'll find all necessary amenities for an independent stay. At the end of August, Felanitx celebrates the Fiestas of Santa Magdalena, where you can see the famous Cavallets, a traditional dance. The Sant Salvador Sanctuary, located on the top of a hill, has amazing panoramic views over the island's centre and the south-east. A short drive takes you to the east coast and to many dreamlike beaches like Cala Marcal, Cala Ferrera and Cala Mondragó. At the same time, the latter is a natural park and nice for long strolls. The fishing village of Portocolom surprises with colourful houses, which almost seem to dip in the Mediterranean. The traditional fishing boats, called Llaüts, are still in use and every morning you can watch the fishermen going for work. While strolling through the cobbled streets, having a glass of wine in a small café, constantly accompanied by a salty breeze, you'll feel the real essence of Mallorca. If you want to take to the floor, go to Cala D'Or where you will find lots of pubs.