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A beach in Mallorca

As it begins to get cooler, skies tend to grow gloomier, and rain becomes more frequent in many parts of the world, some people might be getting itchy feet and the urge to get away to somewhere sunnier and a little warmer for a while. If you are one of these people and are considering a villa in Mallorca, then you might be interested to know what kind of weather you can expect on this stunning island in Spain throughout the autumn and winter...

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Polignano a Mare

European summer describes, of course, summer in Europe but it is also a trend online that specifically indicates dreamlike summer vacations in truly stunning European locations that are full of character and totally dripping in style. If you missed out on European summer, however, but still want to enjoy a chic break with a relaxed atmosphere and in a beyond picturesque setting, then why not enjoy European fall?


There are a few destinations in Europe where you can still enjoy dips in the water and sunny days for the next few weeks, all while avoiding crowded beaches, lines queues for restaurants, and people bustling past you to take photos – sounds like the best of both worlds to us! So, enjoy all the glamour and relaxation of Europe... but do it this autumn...

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Catalonia is a region of Spain with especially scenic areas and a whole host of beautiful towns and villages. Among these, one of the most picturesque has to be Castellfollit de la Roca, in the province of Girona. Surrounded by tree-covered hills and overlooking a valley between the Fluviá and Toronell Rivers, this unique town is perched on a sheer basalt rock face 50m high, painting an incredibly striking image. The Old Town dates to the Middle Ages and is made up of charming, winding little streets and pretty, historic buildings. Known as the Hanging Town, it is a great place to stop for a meal and a wander while hiking in the area and looks like something right from a fairy tale. Book one of our villas in Catalonia and head out to explore its impossibly beautiful landscapes on your next vacation, making sure to see this wonder with your own eyes on your adventures!

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Rock of Ifach

Dramatically overlooked by the towering Rock of Ifach, the impossibly scenic former ancient fishing village and now tourist hot spot of Calpe, is located at the heart of the famous Costa Brava. With incredible looks, amazing natural features, and a wealth of things to keep you busy and to see and do, this picture-perfect coastal resort is the perfect place for your next vacation in Spain. Browse our range of absolutely wonderful villas in Calpe and then come and explore this gem of a place for yourself on your next getaway...

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Caló des Moro

The island of Mallorca is a perfect sun holiday destination in Spain that attracts travellers from all over the world almost year round due to its incredible weather and wide selection of truly dazzling beaches that boast soft sandy shores, blindingly blue waters, and scenic settings. From idyllic long golden strands to atmospheric craggy little bays that frame jewel-toned seas, there are all sorts of different beaches to choose from right across the island if you have found a villa in Mallorca. Among all of these, one of the most beautiful and most beloved is the infinitely charming Caló des Moro.


Caló des Moro always tops lists of the best beaches in Mallorca and for good reason: it looks like something from a postcard! The impossibly blue waters, against the lush greenery and impressive pale cliffs all around this picturesque cove are truly idyllic. And those waters! They are so clear that you can perfectly see the seabed from the cliffs overlooking the beach. For swimming and snorkelling, it is a dreamy location. It is, however, also bit of a victim of its own success and has been attracting massive crowds throughout the summer months since images of it went viral online. From June to September, you can expect large numbers of visitors and some people even lined up for three hours at a time to access the beach during Covid restrictions. While normally not quite as intense as that, it is definitely now in high demand among tourists on holiday in Mallorca.

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