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Choose from more than 400 Houses, Fincas and apartements.

Exclusive holiday rentals in Mallorca, we carefully select the best holiday apartments and holiday houses on the Sunshine Lake. 

Mallorca is the jewel of the Mediterranean - a gem with so many facets that everyone can find pages that fascinate just them. Mallorca is of course sun, beach and water, but also much, much more. Relaxation and party, but also experiences. For those who want it and have a look at it, Mallorca will unfold in beauty and tales with a rare wealth. 

Through our network, Bella Mallorca has access to a number of unique holiday homes with pool. 
All holiday homes are approved by the authorities and the owners are licensed to rent. 
Contact us on +45 77 34 70 75 or info@bellamallorca.dk if you need a larger holiday home. 

We also have access to a large number of holiday apartments that are not listed here. If you would like information about these, please contact us. 
Bella Mallorca will always do its utmost to provide you with a lovely holiday home that suits your needs and wishes.

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Alcudia

Alcudia is a city with two different identities that has been shaped by two eras in the past. Today's city is clearly characterized by the construction in the Middle Ages, among other things with beautiful city walls from this time.

Prices from 747 euros - per week

Port Soller

The local Mallorcans use this city as a destination. It says a little about the qualities of the small, idyllic fishing village in the middle of Mallorca's northwest coast. Port de Sóller is for connoisseurs. The town lies below the mountainous area that forms the Serra de Tramuntana and has a sandy beach as one of the few places on this side of the island. The port of Port de Sóller has been of great importance for this part of Mallorca over the centuries.

Prices from 746 euros per week

Pollensa

Pollensa is Mallorca's second oldest city, of which there are several visible signs. For example, on the outskirts of Pollensa is the Pont Romá, which, as the name suggests, is a bridge built by the enterprising Romans when they ruled the island for a while at the beginning of our era. Directly opposite the bridge, a path leads to the ruins of a fortress that over time has served as a refuge for the kings of Mallorca - Castell del Rei.
Prices from 400 euros per week

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What do the costumers say:

"We had rented 3 apartments in Port Sóller for a group of 13 friends (5 couples and 3 singles). Nice contact to the key office and no hassle. Super good apartments and there was nothing to put on standard, furniture, cleaning or anything else. Really nothing It was luxury and that was what we went for. Lots of space and a location, also between the 3 apartments, which does not get better. A great holiday in the best setting. Everyone in the group thought so - and by the way a perfect service from Bella Mallorca, not to forget."
Jan Egelund

"We enjoyed 12 wonderful days in a fantastic house, which lived up to the description. Bella Mallorca provided great information and was available with good service, especially in case I forgot my expensive earrings in the house on departure. It was treated extremely professionally, where it was clear that there was a fine collaboration between them and the local key office in Mallorca. Definitely a company we can recommend."
Mette Møller Simonsen

"We would like to thank you for an incredibly nice holiday in Mallorca. The house we had rented was amazingly beautiful and it was a pleasure to stay there. It was a lovely starting point to explore the island. None of us had been to Mallorca before and we "really got to experience the island from its most beautiful side. This is definitely not the last time we are going to Mallorca and it will not be the last time we rent a house through Bella Mallorca."
Rasmus Iversen and Maja Krarup