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The sunny Balearic Islands, made up of the islands of Mallorca, Menorca and Cabrera, to the north, and Ibiza and Formentera, to the south-west, make for incredible holiday destinations. Beautiful and idyllic getaway destinations that offer fantastic weather almost year-round, these sun holiday vacation spots are varied and lovely and have perfect beaches, rich cultures and friendly locals. Ibiza, for example, is ideal for those who want to party and is the most famous clubbing spot in the Mediterranean and Mallorca is a scenic beauty famous amongst celebrities and tourists alike. Whether you're looking to lay out on the beach, discover stunning landscapes, live it up, blow off steam in a nightclub or get active, the Balearic Islands have everything you could need.

Additionally, some of our most stunning rentals are on these Spanish Islands so why not browse our picks of five of the best of the best among the many wonderful vacation rentals in the Balearic Islands that you can choose from...

If you have always wanted to experience the beautiful beaches, crystal-clear seas, almost year-round great weather, natural bounty, culture, parties, activities and fun of the Balearic Islands, then you're in luck. We have been rounding up five of our most amazing villas on the islands and putting them into a handy list for your reference. So, have a glance, find the right villa rental in the Balearic Islands and get planning your trip today!

Here are the rest of our picks...

3. Sa Casa Rotja (Available from €175 per night)

Located 5km from Sineu on the island of Mallorca, this large and lovely farm estate was built in 2017 and is in a quiet and peaceful part of the countryside, surrounded by fields.

All this week we have been looking at just a small sample of some of our finest villas with a series of some incredible villas with pools in Spain. If you are thinking about a vacation in this beautiful part of the world and are looking for the perfect vacation rental in Spain, you should definitely consider ensuring that you choose a villa with a swimming pool in order to allow you to absolutely make the most of the hot and sunny summers in Spain and the warm and pleasant weather that you can expect even out of season, in spring and early autumn. Having your own pool at hand means that, in between day trips and adventures, you can have lazy days at home where you just rest and relax and enjoy the finer things in life on holidays – no need to pack up the car, try to figure out public transport, or plan anything! So, if that sounds appealing to you, be sure to read on...

Ses Murteres, Mallorca

Located 2km from the town of Costitx on the famously gorgeous island of Mallorca, Ses Murteres is a four bedroom, four bathroom characteristic stone villa that features elegantly appointed, spacious, high-ceilinged interiors and a lovingly executed surrounding garden. The gardens, though rocky and spare in places, have lots of lovely details such as the old well and stone trough, an outdoor barbeque area, a covered dining area carried on stone Doric columns, statues, and potted plants throughout, and a pool area with a covered area with wicker furniture, loungers, and umbrellas. Well thought-out and carefully considered, this is an elegant space to come and enjoy your beautiful surroundings and some well-earned rest and relaxation. Check out more of our villas in Mallorca here.

Santuari de Lluc is a monastery and pilgrimage site located in north-west Mallorca, ringed by mountains, in a lush green and heavily forested plain. A stunning collection of buildings in the most scenic and peaceful of locations, it is a must-see gem. If you have found a vacation rental on the Balearic Islands and are exploring Mallorca, it is certainly worth a visit.

The Santuari de Lluc was founded in the 13th century when a Moorish shepherd named Lluc found a statue of the Virgin Mary amongst rocks in a stream on the site that would ultimately become home to the monastery. It was then taken to the nearby Church of Sant Pere d’Escorca but then was discovered to have disappeared and mysteriously found back in the stream where it was discovered the very next day. This mysterious and miraculous event gave locals pause to build a chapel on the site and the it is now considered to be the most important pilgrimage site on the island. Thousands visit each year and it has become an integral part of Mallorcan history and culture.