Luxury villas in the north of Mallorca
Luxury villas in Pollença and Alcúdia: two bays, historic towns, Formentor and beaches for families. Area guides, drive times and every villa.
Two wide bays, two historic towns and the headlands of Formentor at the island's northern tip.
North Mallorca
Pollença brings together a historic inland town, the promenade and beach of Port de Pollença, the coves of Cala Sant Vicenç and the headlands of Formentor. Alcúdia contrasts its walled old town and the Roman city of Pol·lèntia with the long beach of Port d'Alcúdia, and the pine-lined coves of Bonaire, Mal Pas and Alcanada.
This is the region for families who want a beach close to the villa, for walkers and cyclists, and for golfers, with golf at Pollença and Alcanada.
At a glance
- Azul Stays villas: 10
- To Palma airport (PMI): 48–52 min
- To Palma city centre: 46–50 min
- Area guides: 2
Approximate driving times without traffic from each town hall, measured with Google Maps on 12 October 2026.
Area guides in this region
Each guide covers where to stay, drive times, restaurants, events and every villa in that municipality.
Villa collections with villas here
Collections that include at least one villa in this region.
- Beachfront Villas — 1 villa
- Sea View Villas — 1 villa
- Family Estate Villas — 6 villas
- Villas for large groups — 1 villa
- Ultra-Luxury Estates — 1 villa
- Villas for golf trips — 5 villas
- Villas with a heated pool — 3 villas
- Villas with a tennis court — 1 villa
- Pet-Friendly Villas — 1 villa
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Other regions of Mallorca
- Palma & the south-west — Capital, marinas and sandy bays
- North-west & Tramuntana — Mountain villages above the sea
- East coast — Coves, harbours and vineyards
- South Mallorca — Es Trenc, salt flats and coves
- Central Mallorca — Village life and wine country
Photo credits
Photo: Nicolai Schäfer, CC BY-SA 3.0
Regions are our own way of grouping Mallorca's municipalities to help you plan. They are not official boundaries.