Luxury Villas in South-East Mallorca

11 private villas in the south-east of Mallorca: Felanitx, Cala d'Or, Es Trenc, Campos and Llucmajor, from the live Azul Stays collection. Stored starting prices range from €714 to €15,625 per night. Every villa can be requested with no payment; villas with a live calendar can also be booked online.

Villas
11
Starting price
from €714 per night
Bedrooms
2–20
Guests
4–40
Areas
Felanitx, Cala D'or, Es Trenc, Campos, Llucmajor

Villas in this collection

  1. Es Fangar Estate Felanitx · Bedrooms: 13 · Guests: 26 From €15,625 per night
  2. The Lodge Felanitx · Bedrooms: 2 · Guests: 4 From €2,000 per night
  3. The Mallorcan House Felanitx · Bedrooms: 2 · Guests: 4 From €2,000 per night
  4. The Al Andalus House Felanitx · Bedrooms: 3 · Guests: 6 From €2,000 per night
  5. Can Clémentine Felanitx · Bedrooms: 5 · Guests: 10 From €714 per night
  6. Finca Gomera Llucmajor · Bedrooms: 12 · Guests: 24 From €4,307 per night
  7. The Olive Villa Es Trenc · Bedrooms: 4 · Guests: 8 From €1,063 per night
  8. Villa Cuca Campos · Bedrooms: 7 · Guests: 12 From €1,250 per night
  9. C’an Torrent Cala D'or · Bedrooms: 6 · Guests: 12 From €2,063 per night
  10. Tres Hermanas Es Trenc · Bedrooms: 5 · Guests: 6 From €2,250 per night
  11. Possessio de S'Horta Cala D'or · Bedrooms: 20 · Guests: 40 From €4,128 per night

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Good to know

The southeast stretches from Llucmajor and Campos to Felanitx and Cala d'Or. It is known for small rocky coves with clear water, the long natural beach of Es Trenc and the salt flats behind it, and quiet farmland between the villages.

  • Es Trenc lies within a protected natural area, so it has no large hotels behind it and parking is limited in high season.
  • Portocolom and Cala d'Or have marinas and harbourside restaurants; the coves nearby are often best reached early in the day.
  • Distances between villages are short, but a car is still needed for most villas in this area.

South-east Mallorca: Felanitx, Santanyí, Cala d'Or and Es Trenc

Who the south-east suits

  • Families: Cala Marçal and Estanys have shallow water and seasonal beach services.
  • Walkers and nature lovers: Mondragó Natural Park has five easy signed walks of about 15 to 60 minutes, and Es Trenc has the coastal Ran de Mar route.
  • Boaters: Portocolom is a natural harbour and Marina Cala d'Or is an official marina; boat trips to Cabrera National Park leave from Colònia de Sant Jordi.

Beaches and coves

  • Es Trenc, Campos: Almost 2 km of sand and shallow water backed by dunes and wetland, inside a protected natural park.
  • S'Amarador, Mondragó: Fine white sand and shallow water under pines; no sports facilities, so bring what you need.
  • Cala Llombards, Santanyí: A white-sand cove between rocks, with fishermen's boathouses and a beach bar.
  • Cala Marçal, Portocolom: A sandy beach by the harbour entrance with calm, shallow water and summer lifeguards.
  • Es Caragol, Ses Salines: An undeveloped beach with dunes, reached only by boat or a 1.6 km coastal walk from the Ses Salines lighthouse.

Towns and sights

  • Felanitx: A wine town in the Pla i Llevant designation, with the Santueri castle and the Sant Salvador hermitage.
  • Santanyí: A golden-stone town with a busy Plaça Major, galleries and art workshops.
  • Mondragó Natural Park: 766 protected hectares of woodland, dunes, cliffs, wetland and farmland.
  • Capocorb Vell, Llucmajor: A Bronze Age settlement with five surviving talayots.

Weekly markets

  • Felanitx: Sunday
  • Portocolom: Tuesday and Saturday
  • Santanyí: Wednesday and Saturday
  • Campos: Thursday and Saturday
  • Llucmajor: Wednesday, Friday and Sunday

MICHELIN Guide dining

  • Ocre and Laudat, Santanyí: Both listed in the MICHELIN Guide.
  • Port Petit, Cala d'Or and Tess de Mar, Campos: Both listed in the MICHELIN Guide.

Good to know

  • Mondragó and Es Trenc are protected parks: stay on signed routes and follow the on-site rules.
  • Es Trenc has a paid car park and bus links to Sa Ràpita and Colònia de Sant Jordi; Mondragó's car parks are managed in summer.
  • The wilder coves need a short walk: take water and suitable shoes.

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

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Frequently asked questions

How many villas are in this collection?

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

How much do these villas cost?

Stored starting prices range from €714 to €15,625 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.

Which south-east beaches suit a family?

Cala Marçal and Estanys have shallow water and seasonal services. S'Amarador and Es Caragol are more natural, with fewer facilities or a walk in.

Can we reach Es Trenc without a car?

Yes. Es Trenc can be reached by public transport as well as by car (paid car park), and the park authority lists buses to Sa Ràpita and Colònia de Sant Jordi.

Where can we go out by boat?

Portocolom is a natural harbour and Marina Cala d'Or is an official marina. Day trips to Cabrera National Park leave from Colònia de Sant Jordi.

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Compiled by the Isle of Mallorca booking team from the live villa inventory. Updated: .