Villa Casa Blanca in a very quiet location—350 meters from the sea

About Villa Casa Blanca

Cosy villa in the Bonaire residential area—just 10 minutes from Alcúdia’s Old Town. A charming and very quiet location, surrounded by trees and nature. Beautiful beaches such as Playa de San Pere, Playa de Sa Font de Sant Joan, Playa d’Alcúdia, Puerto Pollença, and Cala San Vicente are easily accessible by car. The Old Town of Alcúdia (10 minutes by car) and the Old Town of Pollença (20 minutes by car), which offer a wide range of cultural activities as well as restaurants, bars, and cafés, are easily accessible by car. The surrounding area also offers excellent trails for hiking, mountain biking, and other outdoor sports.

The outdoor area of Villa Casa Blanca features a swimming pool surrounded by green lawns and comfortable lounge chairs for swimming, sunbathing, and relaxing. There is a covered terrace overlooking the pool with a dining table and comfortable chairs, as well as a covered area with a grill—ideal for outdoor meals and dinners with friends and family. Another terrace with a pergola and comfortable lounge furniture is also available. From this terrace, too, you can enjoy the view of the garden and the pool. There’s also another terrace in the middle of the garden, surrounded by plants. Or enjoy the sunset with a nice glass of wine on the rooftop terrace, which offers a beautiful view of Bonaire. Parking spaces are always available in front of the house. You can also park your car in the driveway.

The house features three bright, light-filled bedrooms equipped with double beds and built-in closets. One bedroom has an en suite bathroom with a shower and toilet. The other two bedrooms share a separate bathroom with a shower and toilet. Air conditioning is installed in all bedrooms as well as in the living and dining area.

The very spacious living and dining area features floor-to-ceiling glass doors that can be opened completely, connecting the interior to the outdoor terraces. A comfortable sofa with a side table and a flat-screen TV are at your disposal. In addition, the large dining area, featuring a wood-and-glass table and comfortable chairs, is perfect for enjoying dinner together. The kitchen is fully equipped with a dishwasher, coffee maker, toaster, ceramic cooktop, microwave, large refrigerator with freezer compartment, and oven. It has direct access to the living and dining area as well as to the side terrace. The private laundry room is located in the adjoining room.

Villa Casa Blanca is tastefully and brightly decorated, featuring beautiful, vibrant paintings on the walls and Mallorcan-style furniture. There is heating throughout the house, air conditioning in all rooms, and good internet access (WiFi).

About Alcúdia and the Surrounding Area

Alcúdia, located in the northern part of Mallorca, is a true gem for travellers who want to both relax and discover the island’s diversity. The town, surrounded by an impressive city wall, offers a wonderful blend of history, culture, nature, and cuisine.

One of Alcúdia’s highlights is undoubtedly its stunning beaches. Playa de Alcúdia, with its fine, white sand and shallow, turquoise waters, is especially popular with families and sunbathers. The neighbouring Playa de Muro, with its unspoiled nature and peaceful atmosphere, is also perfect for long walks or simply relaxing. Those looking for more adventure can try their hand at windsurfing, kitesurfing, or other water sports offered here.

In addition to its beaches, Alcúdia also has a lot to offer culturally. The old town, nestled within the city walls, is a fascinating labyrinth of narrow alleys, charming squares, and historic buildings. The Roman theatre is particularly worth seeing, transporting visitors back to Mallorca’s past. The city was once an important Roman trading post and therefore has a fascinating history that comes to life in numerous museums and exhibitions. A stroll through the old town takes you past well-preserved buildings and ancient churches that reflect the town’s historical significance. Founded as early as 123 B.C. as a Roman settlement under the name Pollentia, Alcúdia is the oldest city in Mallorca. The city’s name hints at the significant Arab influence that continues to shape the entire Balearic Islands to this day.

When it comes to cuisine, Alcúdia has something to offer for every taste. The streets are lined with traditional tapas bars serving freshly prepared specialities such as “Pa amb oli” or “Tumbet.” Restaurants offer freshly caught seafood and Mallorcan delicacies like “Frito Mallorquín” and “Ensaimada.” Especially during the summer months, you can enjoy the Mediterranean flair on the numerous outdoor terraces and soak up the atmosphere of Alcúdia with a glass of local wine.

For nature lovers and hiking enthusiasts, there are many opportunities around Alcúdia to discover Mallorca’s unspoiled landscape. The surrounding mountains and the S’Albufera Nature Reserve are ideal spots for hiking and birdwatching.

Alcúdia beautifully combines culture, nature, and relaxation. Anyone who wants to experience the beauty of Mallorca in all its facets will find the perfect place here for an unforgettable holiday.