Villas in Valldemossa, Mallorca

Villas in Valldemossa

1. Son Veri Valldemossa/Deià · Bedrooms: 6 · Guests: 12 From €6,650 per night

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Staying in Valldemossa

Valldemossa is a small Serra de Tramuntana municipality centred on a mountain village, with a short stretch of coast at Port de Valldemossa. A stay here combines heritage in the village with walking country and a pebble cove at Sa Marina.

Getting there from Valldemossa

Palma airport (PMI)

24.6 km · about 25 min by car

Palma city centre

22.8 km · about 31 min by car

Driving distance from the town centre of Valldemossa, 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 walkers: the Camí de s’Arxiduc starts in Valldemossa and climbs through the Tramuntana landscape.
• It suits culture-focused groups: the Royal Charterhouse has a 14th-century architectural ensemble, including the church, cloister, gardens and former priory cells.
• For a sea day, Port de Valldemossa has a small pebble beach and natural harbour rather than a serviced sandy beach.
• The official municipal tourism site lists tapas, Mallorcan cooking, Mediterranean dishes and fish-and-rice restaurants in the village and at the port.

Towns and villages

• Valldemossa village: A mountain town in the Serra de Tramuntana, with the Royal Charterhouse, the former Palace of King Sancho and the birthplace of Santa Catalina Thomàs among its historic sites.
• Port de Valldemossa (Sa Marina): The municipality’s small coastal settlement, with a natural harbour, jetty and a roughly 90-metre pebble beach.

Beaches and coves

• Port de Valldemossa beach (Sa Marina): A small pebble and rounded-stone beach beside the natural harbour, with rocky seabed and no beach services.

Highlights

• Royal Charterhouse of Valldemossa: The 14th-century ensemble includes the neoclassical church, cloister, gardens and former priory cells; Frédéric Chopin and George Sand stayed here in 1838–39.
• Camí de s’Arxiduc: A mountain route laid out for Archduke Ludwig Salvator in 1883, beginning in Valldemossa and passing dry-stone features, the Puig des Caragolí and the Son Moragues area.
• Casa Natal de la Beateta: The birthplace of Santa Catalina Thomàs, a historic house converted into a chapel in the village centre.
• Fundació Coll Bardolet: A cultural centre dedicated to the Mallorcan painter Josep Coll Bardolet, with his work and cultural activities.

Restaurants

• S’Estret (Valldemossa village): A tapas bar on Carrer de Jovellanos in Valldemossa.
• La Viña – Tapas Club (Valldemossa village): A Valldemossa restaurant serving Mediterranean dishes, tapas, grilled meat and fish.
• Restaurante Can Pedro (Valldemossa village): A restaurant for traditional Mallorcan cooking and fish on Avinguda Arxiduc Lluís Salvador.
• Restaurante Es Port de Valldemossa (Port de Valldemossa): A coastal restaurant serving fritters, rice dishes, grilled dishes, seafood and fish from the market.

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

Services and practicalities

• UBS Valldemossa: The Basic Health Unit is on Carrer Pare Francesc Frau, 7; its reference centre is CS Esporles (Tramuntana).
• Weekly market: The Balearic tourism board confirms that Valldemossa’s market is held on Sunday.
• Port de Valldemossa: The port has a small protected harbour and a jetty, with limited shelter for boats.
• TIB interurban buses: TIB identifies route 203 as Valldemossa / Deià and publishes current route, stop and timetable information online.
• Visitor parking: The official municipal tourism site identifies two main parking options in Valldemossa.

Weekly markets

• Valldemossa: Sunday, Valldemossa village

Good to know

• The old town is an ACIRE restricted-traffic area for authorised vehicles. The Town Council also identifies controlled ORA street and car-park zones outside the old town; follow the local signs.
• The road down to Port de Valldemossa is narrow, winding and steep. The Balearic tourism board advises driving it with care.
• Port de Valldemossa beach has no beach services. Take what you need for a cove day.
• For mountain walks, the municipal tourism office advises checking whether land is protected, private or public and whether access restrictions apply. Stay on the path, close gates and take all rubbish away.

Questions about staying in Valldemossa

What is the beach at Port de Valldemossa like?

Sa Marina is a small pebble and rounded-stone cove beside a natural harbour. It has no beach services, and the seabed is rocky with little sand.

Are there walks from Valldemossa?

Yes. The Camí de s’Arxiduc begins in the village, and the municipality also describes routes to Son Moragues and the coast. Check access rules before setting out, as mountain land may be protected or private.

How should we plan buses and parking?

TIB lists route 203 as Valldemossa / Deià and provides the current timetable and stops online. If driving, keep out of the old town’s restricted ACIRE area unless authorised and follow ORA parking signs.

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