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Villas in Deià, Mallorca

3 villas · Our villas in Deià, with a local guide to the area: getting there, beaches, restaurants, services and what staying here is like.

Villas in Deià

  1. Finca Son Ru Valldemossa/Deià · Bedrooms: 5 · Guests: 10 From €2,350 per night
  2. Villa Sa Llupia Valldemossa/Deià · Bedrooms: 4 · Guests: 8 From €2,054 per night
  3. Can Miquelet Valldemossa/Deià · Bedrooms: 4 · Guests: 8 From €4,206 per night

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Staying in Deià

Deià is a Serra de Tramuntana municipality on Mallorca's north coast. It includes the settlements of Deià, Llucalcari and Cala de Deià. A stay here centres on village life, local walking routes and the rocky shoreline at Cala Deià.

Getting there from Deià

Palma airport (PMI)
34.7 km · about 40 min by car
Palma city centre
33 km · about 46 min by car

Driving distance from the town centre of Deià, Google Maps, checked October 12, 2026. The villa itself may be a few minutes closer or further, and summer traffic adds time.

What staying here is like

  • For walking groups: the town council lists local routes to Llucalcari and Cala Deià, as well as the GR 221.
  • For families comfortable with a walk: the official route from Deià village to the cove is described as easy, suitable for families and about one hour there and back.
  • For beach time: Cala Deià has rocks and coarse sand, and the Balearic tourism board says it has no beach services.
  • For eating out: the town council's directory lists restaurants in the village, Llucalcari and Cala Deià.

Towns and villages

  • Deià village: The main settlement, with council-listed routes through the historic centre and on to Cala Deià and Llucalcari.
  • Llucalcari: A population centre of the municipality and the destination of a council-listed walk from Deià.
  • Cala Deià: A population centre in the municipality where the Torrent Major reaches the coast between the headlands of Deià and Son Beltran.

Beaches and coves

  • Cala Deià: A small shore of rocks and coarse sand, with fishermen's sheds and ramps; it has no beach services.

Highlights

  • Ca n'Alluny, Robert Graves House Museum: Robert Graves lived in this house from 1929 to 1985; the museum retains its original rooms and garden.
  • Sant Joan Baptista church and cemetery: The church dates from the 14th century and has a defensive tower used as a belfry; the cemetery beside it includes Robert Graves's grave.
  • Deià to Cala Deià route: An easy, roughly one-hour return walk from the village to the cove, passing traditional mountain architecture, washing places and fishermen's huts.
  • Deià to Llucalcari walk: One of the local routes listed by the town council for exploring the municipality on foot.

Restaurants

  • El Olivo (Deià village): Mediterranean and regional cuisine at Finca Son Canals in Deià; listed in the MICHELIN Guide.
  • Cas Patró March (Cala Deià): A restaurant in Cala Deià, listed in the town council's cafés, bars and restaurants directory.
  • Restaurant Costa d'Or (Llucalcari): A restaurant on Carrer Lluc Alcari, listed in the town council's cafés, bars and restaurants directory.

Listed from official tourism and municipal sources. Opening days change with the season, so book ahead.

Services and practicalities

  • UBS Deià: The local basic health unit is at Carrer Arxiduc Luís Salvador, 20; its reference centre is CS Sóller (Serra Nord).
  • Farmacia Paredes Manzanares: The official Balearic pharmacists' college directory lists this pharmacy at Arxiduc Lluís Salvador, 5 in Deià.
  • Weekly market: The town council holds a Wednesday market in Deià, with the site changing by season.
  • TIB public transport: The town council directs transport users to TIB route 203, and TIB publishes current routes, stops, timetables and service notices.
  • Can Boi refuge: The town council's walking information notes that the Consell de Mallorca manages Can Boi refuge.

Weekly markets

  • Deià: Wednesday, Jardí de Can Vallès (April to October); Can Roig car park (November to March).

Good to know

  • Cala Deià is a rocky, coarse-sand cove with no beach services, so take water and anything else needed for the day.
  • Cala Deià receives many visitors in summer; allow time for the walk down from the village if you choose not to use the access road.
  • The weekly market changes site seasonally: Can Vallès from April to October and Can Roig car park from November to March.
  • Before using buses, check TIB's current notices and alerts for disruptions or scheduled service changes.
Sources

Questions about staying in Deià

Can we walk from Deià village to Cala Deià?

Yes. The Balearic tourism board describes the return route as easy, suitable for families and about one hour in total. It passes traditional mountain buildings, washing places and small cultivated plots before reaching the cove.

What is Cala Deià like for a beach day?

It is a small shore of rocks and coarse sand with fishermen's sheds. There are no beach services, so it suits a self-contained cove visit rather than a serviced beach day.

When and where is the Deià market?

It is held on Wednesday. From April to October it is in the Jardí de Can Vallès; from November to March it moves to the Can Roig car park.

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Researched and written by the Isle of Mallorca team from official municipal and tourism sources. Updated: .