Villas in Felanitx, Mallorca

Villas in Felanitx

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. Possessio de S'Horta Cala D'or · Bedrooms: 20 · Guests: 40 From €4,128 per night

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Staying in Felanitx

Felanitx is a south-east Mallorca municipality that combines an inland town, small villages, Portocolom’s natural harbour and a short cove-lined coast. A stay here can centre on local markets, sandy beaches and hilltop historic sites within the same municipality.

Getting there from Felanitx

Palma airport (PMI)

42.4 km · about 33 min by car

Palma city centre

50.5 km · about 46 min by car

Driving distance from the town centre of Felanitx, 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

• It suits groups who want a choice of an inland town, small villages, a natural harbour and coastal coves within one municipality.
• For beach days, Cala Marçal, Cala Ferrera and Cala Sa Nau are council-listed sandy beaches with easy access.
• Walkers and cyclists can make Sant Salvador a focus: it is the end point for several routes and a mountain pass used by cyclists.
• The weekly markets in Felanitx, Portocolom, s’Horta and Cas Concos give different options for local shopping through the week.

Towns and villages

• Felanitx town: The inland municipal centre and, with Portocolom, one of the municipality’s two principal population centres.
• Portocolom: A natural harbour between Cala Ferrera, s’Horta and Cala Murada, with historic boat sheds and a lighthouse at the harbour entrance.
• S’Horta: A settlement in the south-east of the municipality, between Calonge and Portocolom.
• Cas Concos: A village on the Felanitx–Santanyí road, formed around an early oratory; its parish church is dedicated to the Immaculate Conception.
• Cala Ferrera and Cala Serena: Two of Felanitx’s coastal settlements, beside the council-listed coves of Cala Sa Nau, Cala Mitjana and Cala Serena.

Beaches and coves

• Cala Marçal: A sandy beach at Portocolom with easy access, lifeguard provision, adapted access, WCs, showers and parking listed by the council.
• Cala Ferrera: A sandy cove between high cliffs, with easy access and council-listed lifeguard, adapted-access, shower and WC facilities.
• Cala Sa Nau: A sandy cove with easy, signed access and free parking; the council lists a lifeguard, adapted access, WCs and showers.
• Cala Mitjana: A small white-sand cove in a natural setting, best reached by sea or on foot from Cala Sa Nau; there is no easy road access.

Highlights

• Sant Salvador sanctuary: At 509 m, the municipality’s highest point, with a prayer and recreation area, routes finishing at the sanctuary, and restaurant and accommodation services.
• Castell de Santueri: A long-used defensive site with archaeological evidence from the early Bronze Age and indications of Roman and Byzantine occupation.
• Closos de Can Gaià: A prehistoric settlement in the Felanitx municipality near Portocolom.

Restaurants

• Tukos Portocolom (Portocolom): A Mexican restaurant serving tacos, quesadillas and enchiladas in Portocolom.
• Can Capó Restaurant (S’Horta): A restaurant in s’Horta serving traditional Mallorcan cuisine.
• L’OU (Portocolom): An Italian restaurant in Portocolom specialising in northern Italian cuisine, including tegamino pizzas, gnocchi and artisan pasta.
• Restaurant Sant Salvador Can Calo 510 (Sant Salvador, Felanitx): A restaurant at Sant Salvador sanctuary serving a light menu, snacks, coffee and homemade cake.

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

Services and practicalities

• Health care: CS Felanitx is on Passeig de la República Argentina in Felanitx, in the Llevant health sector; its associated basic health units are in Cas Concos, s’Horta and Portocolom.
• Pharmacies: The Balearic Government’s pharmacy directory lists an authorised pharmacy in Portocolom; check the official directory for current details and duty arrangements.
• Weekly markets: The council runs weekly markets in Felanitx, Portocolom, s’Horta and Cas Concos.
• Portocolom port: Ports IB operates mooring reservations at Portocolom; boat registration is required before making a reservation.
• TIB public transport: TIB publishes current bus routes, timetables, itineraries and stops through its online network planner.

Weekly markets

• Felanitx: Sunday, Felanitx town
• Portocolom: Tuesday and Saturday, Portocolom
• S’Horta: Saturday, s’Horta
• Cas Concos: Wednesday, Cas Concos

Good to know

• Cala Mitjana has difficult access and is best reached by sea or on foot from Cala Sa Nau; plan footwear and supplies accordingly.
• The council identifies some access roads to smaller inland hamlets as narrow and, in places, in need of maintenance. Check the route to your exact destination before setting off.
• For current beach facilities and water information, use the council beach pages and the linked national beach-water service before a beach day.
• TIB timetables and Portocolom mooring arrangements are subject to the respective operator’s current information, so check them near your travel dates.

Questions about staying in Felanitx

Which local beaches have straightforward access?

Cala Marçal, Cala Ferrera and Cala Sa Nau are council-listed sandy beaches with easy access. The council also lists lifeguard and adapted-access facilities at Cala Marçal and Cala Ferrera; check the current beach page before going.

When are the weekly markets in Felanitx municipality?

Felanitx has its market on Sunday. Portocolom has markets on Tuesday and Saturday, s’Horta on Saturday, and Cas Concos on Wednesday.

Where are the main practical services?

CS Felanitx is in Felanitx town, with associated basic health units in Cas Concos, s’Horta and Portocolom. The municipality also has the Ports IB harbour at Portocolom, while TIB publishes current public-transport information online.

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