Mallorca Villa Week Itinerary: Three 7-Day Plans

What is the most practical Mallorca villa week itinerary?

The most practical Mallorca villa week starts by choosing a base that keeps most outings on one side of the island. This guide offers three seven-day plans: south-west for Andratx and Calvià, north for Pollença and Alcúdia, and south-east for Felanitx, Ses Salines and Campos. Each plan has one short outing or villa-focused day at a time, so a group can keep afternoons flexible. Drive figures are representative routes from the named town centre, calculated with OpenStreetMap data through OSRM on 12 October 2026; they are not door-to-door villa estimates. Treat them as a planning baseline and allow extra time for summer traffic, parking and a group leaving the house.

Which Mallorca base should you choose for a seven-night stay?

Choose the south-west for a week that combines Andratx, Calvià and mountain-road outings; choose the north for close Pollença and Alcúdia days; choose the south-east for a slower rotation of market towns and Mondragó. A one-week stay does not need an island-wide checklist: leave at least two afternoons for the pool, a long lunch or a change of plan.

Read the wider Mallorca luxury experiences guide alongside this page if you want to add a separately arranged yacht, wine or wellness day. For every plan, place the market day on its actual weekday, then move the numbered non-market days around it.

Seven days from an Andratx or Calvià villa

The south-west plan works well when the group wants short coastal outings at the start of the week and one longer Tramuntana drive. Use Port d’Andratx as the routing reference; choose the exact municipality from the Andratx villa guide or Calvià villa guide before fixing the order.

• Day 1 — arrive, settle and walk the Port d’Andratx waterfront. Keep the first day local rather than adding a scheduled excursion. Sight: the harbour setting in the Andratx municipality. Booking tip: set the villa arrival window before arranging any first-evening meal or delivery.
• Day 2 — make this your Wednesday for Andratx market. From Port d’Andratx, allow about 11 minutes for 9 km to Andratx town. Sight: the market streets in the town centre. Booking tip: keep the morning clear and arrange any table or activity for after the market rather than during it.
• Day 3 — Calvià village on Monday morning. The representative drive is about 23 minutes for 22 km. Sight: the Monday market along Major Street and the nearby Church of Sant Joan. Booking tip: put a Monday lunch plan in place after the market, not before it.
• Day 4 — Sant Elm and a Dragonera boat outing. Sant Elm is about 10 minutes and 5 km from Port d’Andratx. Sight: the coast at Sant Elm, with the official Andratx tourism site identifying the boat trip to Dragonera as an excursion from the village. Booking tip: choose a licensed local boat operator and secure the departure that fits the group before committing to the day.
• Day 5 — Camp de Mar at an easy pace. Allow about 13 minutes for 10 km from Port d’Andratx. Sight: the Camp de Mar coast. Booking tip: if the group wants lunch away from the villa, reserve a suitable time before deciding how long to stay by the water.
• Day 6 — Valldemossa in the Serra de Tramuntana. The routing estimate is about 46 minutes for 48 km. Sight: Valldemossa, one of the Tramuntana towns described by the Balearic tourism authority. Booking tip: choose a morning departure and book any guided visit or restaurant independently, with the return drive left unhurried.
• Day 7 — a final Port d’Andratx day. Return to the harbour and leave the rest of the day at the villa. Sight: Port d’Andratx itself. Booking tip: confirm checkout arrangements and any separate service bookings before the final evening.

The official Andratx market listing gives Wednesday as its regular town-market day, while Calvià Town Hall lists its village market for Monday morning. Recheck their notices for dates that coincide with local holidays.

Seven days from a Pollença or Alcúdia villa

The northern plan keeps driving short by treating Pollença and Alcúdia as the core pair, then using Port de Pollença and Cala de Sant Vicenç for lighter days. Check the Pollença villa guide and Alcúdia villa guide to see which side of the base suits the group’s preferred routine.

• Day 1 — begin in Pollença. Use the town centre as the week’s reference point and take a first orientation walk. Sight: Pollença town. Booking tip: put only the essential arrival-night booking in the diary, leaving time to learn the villa’s parking and access arrangement.
• Day 2 — Alcúdia historic centre market. From Pollença, allow about 18 minutes for 12 km. Sight: Alcúdia’s historic centre. The municipal market is held there on Tuesday and Sunday mornings, so use either of those days. Booking tip: make any lunch reservation for after the market, as the market belongs at the start of the day.
• Day 3 — Port de Pollença. The representative route is about 10 minutes for 8 km. Sight: Port de Pollença. Booking tip: if the group wants a water-based activity, book it for a specific morning and retain an indoor or villa alternative for changing conditions.
• Day 4 — Cala de Sant Vicenç. Allow about 8 minutes for 6 km from Pollença. Sight: Cala de Sant Vicenç. Booking tip: keep the day deliberately light and arrange a table only if the group prefers not to return to the villa for lunch.
• Day 5 — a Pollença villa afternoon. Stay close to the base after a morning in the town. Sight: Pollença’s centre on foot. Booking tip: use this low-drive day for any pre-arranged chef, wellness or childcare service that is separately available for the chosen villa.
• Day 6 — Alcúdia without the market timetable. Drive about 18 minutes for 12 km and revisit the historic centre at a different pace. Sight: the historic-centre streets. Booking tip: choose an independent cultural visit only after checking its current opening arrangements directly.
• Day 7 — close the week in Port de Pollença. The return drive is about 10 minutes for 8 km. Sight: Port de Pollença. Booking tip: avoid a fixed late-day commitment when packing and departure timings are still to be confirmed.

Pollença Town Hall maintains tourist information offices in Pollença, Port de Pollença and Cala de Sant Vicenç. Alcúdia Town Hall publishes the Tuesday and Sunday historic-centre market timetable; these are useful checks when putting the final order into a seven-night stay.

Seven days from a Felanitx, Ses Salines or Campos villa

The south-east plan is for a slower week built around three local market days and one dedicated Mondragó visit. Compare the Felanitx villa guide, Ses Salines villa guide and Campos villa guide, because the starting municipality changes the short drives. These figures use Felanitx town centre as the common reference.

• Day 1 — make this your Sunday in Felanitx. Stay in the town for its weekly market. Sight: Felanitx town centre and market. Booking tip: do not place an early off-site lunch booking on this morning; leave time for the market and the return to the villa.
• Day 2 — Mondragó Natural Park. From Felanitx, allow about 26 minutes for 19 km to the visitor-centre area. Sight: the park’s coastal paths and viewpoints, with four short signed itineraries described by the Balearic tourism authority. Booking tip: check the current park information and arrange any guide independently before travel.
• Day 3 — Ses Salines on Thursday. The representative route is about 27 minutes for 24 km. Sight: the village’s Thursday weekly market. Booking tip: schedule the market first and make an afternoon plan only after returning to the villa.
• Day 4 — Campos market on Thursday or Saturday. From Felanitx, the drive is about 14 minutes for 13 km. Sight: the morning market area between Plaça de sa Creu and Plaça Major on Thursday, or the Saturday route from Plaça de sa Creu towards Plaça dels Tres Molins. Booking tip: select one market morning rather than trying to do both in the same week.
• Day 5 — a villa day in the south-east. Keep the car parked and use the house as the day’s setting. Sight: the villa’s own outdoor spaces. Booking tip: if a separately arranged service is wanted, agree the date before arrival and check that it works with the villa’s listed facilities.
• Day 6 — return to Mondragó for a second route. Allow about 26 minutes for 19 km. Sight: one of the routes not chosen on Day 2, rather than rushing the whole park in a single visit. Booking tip: review current visitor-centre information before setting off.
• Day 7 — finish in Felanitx. Allow no driving if based in or close to town; otherwise use the villa’s own route planner for the final approach. Sight: Felanitx town centre. Booking tip: reconfirm departure and airport-transfer arrangements, if separately booked, before the final night.

Felanitx Town Hall says its weekly market is on Sunday, with listed exceptions when Easter, Christmas Day or New Year’s Day fall on Sunday. Campos Town Hall publishes Thursday and Saturday morning markets, while a Ses Salines Town Hall notice identifies its weekly market as Thursday.

Which villas fit these three itinerary bases?

Choose a villa by the base first, then by the group size and the published minimum stay. The examples below are in the current portfolio and give a practical match for these three plans; every villa page shows its own seasonal nightly rates and live availability for selected dates.

A 25% deposit places a provisional hold, after which the villa team confirms the booking in writing. Check the chosen property page for the exact stay price, its current minimum stay and the amenities that are listed for that particular house.

What should you book before a Mallorca villa week?

Book the villa dates and the one or two activities that determine the week before filling every day. A market morning, a nature day and two open villa afternoons are usually enough structure for seven nights.

Put the correct market weekday into the diary first. Then decide whether the longer south-west mountain drive, a north-coast water activity or a guided Mondragó visit matters most to the group. Book that commitment separately, check current operator terms and keep another day unscheduled in case the group changes its mind.

For the villa, match the arrival and departure times to the confirmed booking, not to an assumed route time. Guests can contact Azul Stays by WhatsApp, phone, email or the enquiry form on a villa page to ask about a property; any yacht, car, transfer or chef is booked separately unless the selected villa page specifically lists it.

Next step: compare the municipality guides above, filter the Mallorca villa collection, and use the live dates on an individual villa page to see the exact price for the stay.

Frequently asked questions

Can a seven-day Mallorca villa itinerary include more than one base?

A seven-day Mallorca villa holiday is usually easier with one villa base. Changing accommodation uses time and can make market-day planning less useful. A south-west base can support Andratx and Calvià, a northern base can support Pollença and Alcúdia, and a south-east base can support Felanitx, Ses Salines and Campos.

Are the driving times in this Mallorca villa itinerary exact?

The Mallorca villa itinerary drive times are representative OSRM road-route calculations between named town-centre points, checked on 12 October 2026. A specific villa may be closer or farther away, and real journeys change with traffic, parking, roadworks and the time taken for a group to leave the property.

Which market days should villa guests plan around in Mallorca?

Villa guests can plan around Andratx on Wednesday, Calvià on Monday, Alcúdia historic centre on Tuesday and Sunday, Felanitx on Sunday, and Campos on Thursday and Saturday. Ses Salines has a Thursday weekly market. Official notices should be checked again for holiday changes before the trip.

How many outings should a Mallorca villa week have?

A Mallorca villa week can work well with four or five planned outings, one market morning and at least two low-commitment villa days. This gives a family or group room for a longer lunch, pool time, changing weather or an activity that needs to move to another day.

Should guests book a Mallorca villa for seven nights?

A seven-night Mallorca villa stay matches the published minimum stay for several properties in these bases, including the six examples in this guide. Each villa has its own minimum stay and seasonal rate, so guests should select exact dates on the relevant villa page before relying on a weekly plan.

Can yacht charters or private chefs be added to a Mallorca villa week?

Yacht charters and private chefs can be arranged separately for a Mallorca villa week. They are not assumed to form part of a villa booking. Guests should check the selected villa page for listed amenities and make separate arrangements for any yacht, car, transfer or chef service.

Villas featured in this guide

• Villa Puesta Del Sol

  Andratx · 6 Bedrooms · 12 Guests

  From €4,286 per night

• Villa Claridad

  Portals · 5 Bedrooms · 10 Guests

  From €2,800 per night

• Can Tranquilo

  Pollença · 4 Bedrooms · 8 Guests

  From €4,292 per night

• Villa Seablue

  Alcúdia · 4 Bedrooms · 10 Guests

  From €4,353 per night