Luxury Villas in Inland Mallorca

Villas in this collection

1. Finca Es Celler Porreres · Bedrooms: 9 · Guests: 18 From €3,393 per night
2. Villa Baix Inca · Bedrooms: 5 · Guests: 10 From €1,358 per night
3. Villa Dalt Inca · Bedrooms: 5 · Guests: 10 From €1,362 per night
4. Villa Sanctuary Consell · Bedrooms: 3 · Guests: 6 From €1,000 per night
5. Cas Metge Matas Inca · Bedrooms: 8 · Guests: 16 From €4,375 per night
6. La Finca Only Summer Inca · Bedrooms: 5 · Guests: 10 From €1,800 per night

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Good to know

Inland Mallorca—the plain and the foothills around Inca, Consell and Porreres—is farming and wine country. Villas here tend to be fincas on their own land, with views over fields and the mountains, and a short drive to both coasts.

• Consell is part of the D.O. Binissalem wine area and Porreres of D.O. Pla i Llevant, so winery visits are easy to add.
• Inca is known for its leather tradition and its weekly Thursday market.
• The Ma-13 motorway between Palma, Inca and Alcúdia makes inland villas a practical base for exploring the whole island.

Inland Mallorca (Es Pla): Inca, Binissalem, Sineu and Porreres

Who inland Mallorca suits

• Food and wine lovers: the Binissalem DO wine route covers Santa Maria del Camí, Binissalem and Consell, with winery visits and vineyard walks.
• Cyclists: an official cycling itinerary runs on quiet lanes between vineyards and almond trees.
• Walkers and culture lovers: the Ramon Llull route climbs Puig de Randa to the Cura sanctuary at 543 m.

Beaches for a day out

• S'Amarador, Santanyí: A fine white-sand beach in Mondragó Natural Park with shallow water and a small beach bar.
• Cala Santanyí: A deep bay with about 70 m of white sand, showers, bars and restaurants.
• Es Freu de ses Covetes, Campos: A rocky inlet with some sand and no services, inside the Es Trenc natural area.

Towns and sights

• Inca: The Museu del Calçat i de la Indústria traces Mallorcan shoemaking from the 13th century to today.
• Sineu: Its Wednesday market dates from a 1306 privilege granted by King Jaume II.
• Petra: The birthplace of Junípero Serra, a traditional 17th-18th century village house.
• Porreres: The Museu i Fons Artístic holds 264 works of painting, sculpture, ceramics and graphic art.

Weekly markets

• Porreres: Tuesday
• Sineu and Petra: Wednesday
• Inca: Thursday
• Binissalem: Friday
• Santa Maria del Camí and Consell (Encants): Sunday

MICHELIN Guide dining

• Joan Marc, Inca: Listed in the MICHELIN Guide.

Good to know

• This is an inland base: beaches are a day trip to the coast.
• The TIB T3 train from Palma to Manacor stops at Inca, Sineu and Petra; check the timetable for your day.
• Book winery tastings and restaurant tables directly and in advance.

Facts checked against official sources on 9 October 2026. Seasonal rules and opening times change; check the linked authority before you travel.

Frequently asked questions

How many villas are in this collection?

6 villas, read from the live Azul Stays inventory on 2026-10-20.

How much do these villas cost?

Stored starting prices range from €1,000 to €4,375 per night. The exact total depends on your dates and is shown on each villa page.

How do I book one of these villas?

Open a villa and send a booking request with your dates: no payment is needed and the team confirms availability and the total in writing. Villas with a live calendar also show availability and can be booked online with an optional 25% deposit.

Do I need a car when staying in a villa here?

For most villas, yes. Many are outside town centres and public transport is limited away from the main towns. Ask us and we can add a rental car to your request.

Is there a beach near the inland villas?

No, inland Mallorca has no coast. Popular day trips are S'Amarador and Cala Santanyí in Santanyí, or Es Freu de ses Covetes in Campos.

Which day are the inland markets?

Tuesday Porreres; Wednesday Sineu and Petra; Thursday Inca; Friday Binissalem; Sunday Santa Maria del Camí and Consell's Encants market.

Can we visit inland towns without driving?

Partly. The TIB T3 Palma to Manacor train stops at Inca, Sineu and Petra. Wineries, Randa and the beaches need other transport.

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