Palma de Mallorca Vacation Rentals: villa rentals & more

Discover a selection of 3,000 vacation rentals in Palma de Mallorca that are perfect for your trip. Whether you’re traveling with friends, family, or even pets, Vrbo vacation homes have the best amenities for hanging out with the people that matter most, including swimming pools and private pools. Prices start at $191 per night, and villas and houses are popular options for a stay in Palma de Mallorca. Either way, you'll find a rental for everyone's needs.

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Stayed Apr 2021

Top Lage und sehr nette Gastgeber

Das Haus ist perfekt geeignet für einen Familienurlaub. Die Lage direkt am Strand und mit dem Blick auf das Meer vom Esszimmer, Terrasse und Wohnzimmer ist traumhaft. Gastgeber sind sehr freundlich und haben alle extra wünsche erfüllt. Gerne wieder :...

Stayed Apr 2021

Perfekte Lage direkt am Strand

Vielen Dank für den tollen Aufenthalt! Die Wohnung sah aus wie auf den Fotos und war bestens ausgestattet. Die Lage ist wirklich großartig und wir haben nachmittags den Strand mit den Kindern genossen und abends die Abende auf dem Balkon mit Meerblic...

Stayed Mar 2021

Great place with a perfect view!

The apartment is located in a very nice area right at the beach. Photos don’t really do justice as in real life it looks even better! It’s very bright and has an amazing terrace with a wonderful view to the sea. It has everything one might need and v...

Stayed Oct 2020

Wunderschöne Finca in Cala Major

Ein sehr schönes Haus mit vielen Zimmern und einer süßen Einrichtung für einen schönen Urlaub auf Mallorca. Der Strand ist fußläufig erreichbar (5min) sowie der Kletterfelsen (20min). Der Blick aufs Meer vom Schlafzimmer aus ist traumhaft, sowie der ...

Stayed Aug 2020

Traumhaft Wohnung mit traumhafter Aussicht

Wunderschöne Wohnung in direkter Strandlage. Wir haben eine erholsame Woche in dieser Wohnung verbracht, Entspricht der Beschreibung und der Fotos. Die Übergabe verlief problemlos, Danke nochmals an Miguel. Die Lage ist ein idealer Ausgangspunkt um d...

Stayed Jul 2020

Super séjour à Palma dans l’appartement de Isabel

J’ai beaucoup aimé l’appartement de Isabel L’appartement est grand, confortable, très propre et bien équipé. Il y a une belle chambre parentale avec la salle de bain en suite. Il y a 2 autres chambres avec une deuxième salle de bain. La cuisine est ...

Stayed Jul 2020

Der Aufenthalt war allgemein sehr schön .

Ein Auto ist nicht nur zur Empfehlen sondern unseres Erachtens nach von Nöten! Alles in einem ein sehr schönes Haus und tolles Grundstück ohne jeglichen Nachbarn einfach herrlich! Ein Mangel gab es und zwar alle Matratzen waren extrem ungemütlich sel...

Stayed Feb 2020

Excellent Arenal Apartment

This apartment comes as advertised and is nicely furnished and clean. Jenny is very accommodating and easy to communicate with. The furnace works very and is easy to use when the weather is cold. The only thing the apartment is missing is a stove, bu...

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Linger a little in Palma de Mallorca

For some it's a steppingstone to pulsing Magaluf. For others it's a ticket to the sands of Cala Major. But Palma de Mallorca is much more than just a gateway to the famed resorts of this Balearic jewel. It's also a thriving, throbbing, culturally rich city in its own right. You can seek out everything from stylish Palma de Mallorca vacation rentals to crooked fishing bungalows to expereince the fusion of Moorish treasures and Spanish flair, to wonder at the formidable Bellver Castle and gilded Alc‡zar, to sip sangria and munch spicy tapas, to snap the Gaudi-infused Cathedral and wander cobbled plazas.

Things to do

Discovering wonders at every turn in Palma de Mallorca

In the Old Town, look up _ that muscular Gothic medley of spires is the Cathedral, an icon of the city. Nearby are the Arab Baths, where layers of Byzantine and Roman history lurk beneath the cupolas. On the other side of town is the palm-sprouting Plaza de Espana, a place to people watch and sip coffee. Jaunts to the archaeological museums of the Castell de Bellver and the Es Baluard museum _ Picasso included _ are possible from there. For the kids, Aqualand's slides are close, and the snapping sharks of the Marineland zoo.

Activities

Cultural punch in Palma de Mallorca

Palma de Mallorca's history is wrapped up with Aragonese kings and Arabic sultans. That manifests in an enthralling set of cultural pursuits, whether guided tours of the pastel-painted Old Town or hop-on, hop-off jaunts on the popular, palm-shaded sightseeing routes. Magaluf's influence can be felt in the beating 1950s discos of Paseo Maritimo. There are art galleries next to eye-watering cathedral complexes. And there are taste-bud-tingling tapas joints _ cooking lessons and cocktail making classes are a great way to work up an appetite.

Weather

Sun-kissed culture in Palma de Mallorca

When the hot summer months swing around, Palma de Mallorca bursts at the seams with visitors. Some will only linger in the capital a couple of days before heading out to the beach resorts along the coast. Others will seek out Palma de Mallorca vacation rentals for that hit of Balearic culture between May and August. Coming at any other time of the year still means getting the museums and awesome sights, only with lower rates, and the off chance of some rain or cloud.

Natural features

A wilder side of Palma de Mallorca

Palma de Mallorca hides in a wide bay on the south-western edge of Mallorca island. It's the largest city in the whole Balearic chain, and comes surrounded with uber-popular beaches at the Parc de la Mar and Cala Major. If you'd prefer to see a wilder, rugged side of the islands, then you can head to the sculpted peaks of the Serra de Tramuntana. This wonderful UNESCO World Heritage Site runs the length of the north coast with its pine-studded slopes and enchanting hilltop towns. Hiking abounds around Fornalutx, there are deep cave systems, and rare vultures in the skies.

How to get there

Traveling to and around Palma de Mallorca

Fly into Palma de Mallorca (PMI), the closest airport, located 4.5 mi (7.3 km) from the city center.

If you prefer train travel, make your way to Palma de Mallorca Son Fuster Station or Palma de Mallorca Verge de Lluc Station to see more of the city. You can see more of Palma de Mallorca by jumping on the metro at Intermodal Station, Jacint Verdaguer Station or Son Costa-Son Fortesa Station.

How many vacation rentals are available around Palma de Mallorca?

Our 2021 property listings offer a large selection of 2,900 vacation rentals around Palma de Mallorca. From 1,097 villa rentals to 2,383 house rentals, find a unique house rental for you to enjoy a memorable holiday or a weekend with your family and friends.