Spacious and light-filled, the Family Room with balcony offers a warm, welcoming setting ideal for a family stay, with a private outdoor space for moments of quiet calm.

This is an all inclusive stay. Your breakfast, lunch, and evening meal will be served in the main restaurant, with a selection of snacks and drinks. Please see the ‘details’ tab for more information.

To get your fill of sunshine, you can visit Alcudia beach, just a minute away from the hotel. The hotel also has two outdoor swimming pools with waterfalls, for children and adults, with naturally shaded areas and superb views over the lake.

If you're looking for an even deeper way to relax, you can discover the sauna and solarium with sun loungers, Balinese beds, and poolside bar service. The hotel also offers a programme of entertainment for adults and children. And if you want to keep fit, you can visit the hotel's gym.

Set off to explore the Formentor Peninsula, one of Mallorca’s wildest and best-preserved landscapes, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site as part of the Serra de Tramuntana.

Enjoy an immersive day at the Palma Aquarium, including a behind-the-scenes tour, a Mediterranean lunch and a snorkelling session to discover the wonders of the seabed.

Discover the Sóller Valley on an authentic day out, including a visit to the Alfàbia Gardens, a picturesque village, a traditional meal and a ride on a historic tram to the harbour, with an English-speaking guide and transfers included.

On a route ranked as one of the most beautiful in Europe, discover picturesque villages, spectacular panoramic views and some of the most dazzling scenery on the Serra de Tramuntana coastline.

Immerse yourself in an unforgettable day on the island of Majorca, discover breathtaking wild coves, enjoy an authentic lunch in the heart of a picturesque village and explore thousand-year-old sea caves.

Travel back in time on an exclusive tour in the footsteps of the different civilisations that have occupied the island of Majorca. Set out on a carefully curated journey of exploration with a visit to two thousand-year-old villages with Roman origins, and more. Browse the stalls of a traditional market, sample local cuisine and scenic coastal beauty, concluding the day with a swim in a pretty cove. 

Join your guide on an exclusive tour for Voyage Privé clients and discover Palma, the stunning capital of Majorca. Explore its thousand-year history, exceptional architectural and cultural heritage, grandiose cathedral, winding streets, and hidden corners. Immerse yourself in the local atmosphere by visiting a traditional covered market in the heart of the city, where you can savour the delights of Majorcan cuisine.

Discover Sóller and the Serra de Tramuntana on a guided day trip that includes the port of Sóller, the picturesque village of Fornalutx, a traditional lunch and the famous historic train ride to Palma.

Discover Majorca on a guided tour with visits to craft workshops, wine tasting in Binissalem and a traditional lunch, including transport and English-speaking guide.

Discover the Serra de Tramuntana at your leisure with the gardens of Alfabia, the villages of Sóller and Valldemossa, homemade orange juice and a gourmet break included.

Explore western Majorca at your leisure with hiking on Dragonera Island, kayaking and walking around the village of Sant Elm, boat ticket and kayak hire included.

Explore the north of Majorca at your leisure with a hike in Vall de Boquer, lunch in Puerto Pollensa and a visit to the caves of Campanet, roadbook and entrance fees included.

Discover Palma at your leisure with the cathedral, the Arab baths and a gourmet break in an iconic location, roadbook and entrance fees included.

Discover the south of Majorca at your leisure, visiting salt marshes, enjoying tapas lunch in Ses Salines and relaxing on beaches with turquoise waters. Roadbook and guide included.

Explore the heart of Majorca at your leisure, visiting local markets and sampling wines at a bodega in Binissalem, with a roadbook and gourmet box included to prolong the experience.

Discover eastern Mallorca at your own pace during a day trip that combines a visit to the caves of Artà, exploration of Capdepera Castle, and a gourmet break in a typical village, with roadbook and entrance fees included.

Majorca, the largest of Spain’s Balearic Islands, balances cosmopolitan energy with Mediterranean tranquillity. From the golden coves of the east to the rugged peaks of the Tramuntana mountains, it’s an island of contrasts - where olive groves meet turquoise waters, and traditional villages share space with vibrant coastal towns.

Must-sees:

• Palma de Majorca: The island’s stylish capital, crowned by the Gothic La Seu Cathedral and buzzing with art galleries, cafés and harbourfront promenades.
• Serra de Tramuntana: A UNESCO World Heritage mountain range, ideal for scenic drives, hiking and charming villages such as Valldemossa and Deià.
• Alcúdia Old Town: Enclosed by medieval walls, its cobbled streets and nearby Playa d’Alcúdia offer the perfect mix of heritage and beachside calm.
• Cala Figuera and Caló des Moro: Hidden coves with crystalline waters, ideal for swimming and photography.

Culinary culture:

Majorca’s gastronomy captures the island’s soul. Sample sobrasada, a soft cured sausage flavoured with paprika, or ensaimada, the island’s signature spiral pastry. Fresh seafood and olive oil feature prominently, while inland, rustic taverns serve hearty tumbet, a Majorcan version of ratatouille. Pair your meal with a glass of local Binissalem wine and end with almond ice cream made from the island’s own orchards.

Dive deeper:

Discover Majorca beyond the beach. Cycle through the Tramuntana mountains, explore olive mills and vineyards, or visit the artist’s house of Robert Graves in Deià. The Caves of Drach reveal underground lakes and natural concerts, while the markets of Sineu and Santa Maria del Camí bring local life to the fore. As the day fades, head to Cap de Formentor to watch the sun sink into the Mediterranean — a sight that defines the island’s magic.

Good to know:

Majorca is about 2.5 hours by flight from most major European cities, with Palma de Majorca Airport just 10 km from the capital. The best time to visit is from April to October, when the sea is warm and the island at its most vibrant. The local currency is the euro (EUR).