Casa Campo Ramon | 6-Bedroom Villa in Pollensa Menorca

Pollensa’s countryside reveals itself slowly as you wind through olive groves and past centuries-old farmsteads, and here in the peaceful Colonya Valley sits Casa Campo Ramon—a luxury villa rental in Pollensa that accommodates 12 guests across 6 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms on an expansive 67,737 m² estate. This is not a compact resort property squeezed onto a suburban lot; this is a traditional Mallorcan home where space breathes around you, where the valley views dominate from multiple terraces, and where families and friend groups discover they actually have room to exist separately and together without friction.

Inside Casa Campo Ramon

Casa Campo Ramon sleeps 12 guests across 6 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms distributed across 391 m² of interconnected living space. The ground floor begins with an entrance hall opening into a dining room defined by exposed stone walls—the kind of room where long family meals naturally extend from lunch into afternoon. The kitchen flows directly from this space, recently renovated but retaining its original fireplace feature; modern appliances sit comfortably alongside authentic architectural bones, allowing both serious cooks and reluctant holiday meal-preparers to function without friction.

On this same ground level, a master bedroom with a double bed provides privacy away from the busier upper floors, alongside a full bathroom serving immediate needs. The leisure room—equipped with substantial sofas and a 65-inch smart TV connected to Netflix, Amazon Prime and streaming services—becomes the family’s evening gathering point, though many guests skip it entirely in favour of the terraces outside.

Climb to the first floor to find five additional bedrooms arranged for flexibility: one double bedroom with its own ensuite bathroom provides couples or parents seeking separation from larger groups. Four further bedrooms each contain twin single beds, convertible to doubles if your party requires different configurations. A family bathroom and second family bathroom serve these rooms, ensuring the morning routine never becomes a bottleneck. Two additional bathrooms on the ground floor and one ensuite mean Casa Campo Ramon genuinely accommodates 12 without the claustrophobia or queue for hot water that destroys many large villa holidays.

Supporting the bedrooms, a laundry room with bike-storage racks allows guests managing longer stays or active exploration to cycle without cluttering the main property. The dishwasher absorbs meal cleanup while air conditioning throughout ensures August heat doesn’t drive everyone to the pool in surrender.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The grounds here are the property’s signature. Where many villas cram guests onto compact patios, Casa Campo Ramon spreads across multiple outdoor zones allowing groups to fragment into smaller conversations or activities without collision. Extensive terraces offer structured dining areas with views south across the Colonya Valley—bring your binoculars; the landscape reveals depth in every direction.

The swimming pool measures 4 by 9 metres with Roman steps allowing guests of varying swimming confidence to enter progressively rather than commit to jumping in. The recently renovated pool area includes generous sun lounger space, though the dappled shade beneath the mature trees means you’re never forced to bake in direct sun if you prefer to read or work during daylight hours.

A covered barbecue area with integrated dining furniture and a refrigerator transforms outdoor cooking from a hassle into an event. An outdoor shower positioned to capture afternoon light rinses chlorine away without trudging muddy feet through the house. Mature gardens with native Mediterranean plantings frame every terrace—not manicured ornament gardening, but the working agricultural landscape that has surrounded Pollensa for generations. This is the smell of herbs brushing against legs during evening walks, the sound of cicadas building from dusk into full-volume symphony, the light shifting from gold to copper as the sun descends behind the western ridge.

Private parking accommodates multiple vehicles, essential when 12 people arrive with rental cars or when guests venture independently to Alcúdia’s marina or Puerto de Pollença’s waterfront.

Location: Pollensa and the Surrounding Area

Casa Campo Ramon sits 5km south of Pollensa town centre, far enough to escape the summer crowds that descend on the cobbled streets and that famous church framed at the end of winding lanes. The town itself—population roughly 3,500—remains authentically Mallorcan rather than tourist-glossed; local bakeries sell bread still warm from wood-fired ovens, and the Tuesday market brings farmers and producers from surrounding villages. Climbing the Calvari steps (yes, all 365 of them) rewards with panoramic views across the bay toward Menorca on clear mornings.

Puerto de Pollença, 8km north, operates as a working fishing port that tourists discovered without fully consuming—the beachfront here stretches sandy and sheltered, ideal for families with young swimmers. The promenade restaurants cluster here, from casual pizza joints to establishments sourcing daily fish catches. Water sports hire, a children’s water park, and importantly, the 18-hole golf course 2km beyond town centre make this the area’s activity hub.

Cala Sant Vicenc (7km north) offers drama that Puerto de Pollença avoids: three separate coves—Cala Molins, Cala Barques and Cala Clara—carved into cliffsides where the terrain immediately rises steeply, creating that Mediterranean postcard scenery families photograph for years. The restaurants here punch above their weight; expect fresh fish, Spanish wines, tapas bars where locals actually eat rather than perform tourism.

Alcúdia (15km south) anchors the peninsula’s other end, with its restored medieval town walls, marina serving as departure point for boat trips to Menorca and mainland Spain, and the remarkable Roman amphitheatre—Spain’s smallest, which appeals to history-focused visitors and children collecting superlatives. Markets operate several days weekly; the Saturday market sprawls extensively.

Distances from Casa Campo Ramon: Palma Airport approximately 60km (60-minute drive), Magaluf’s beach resorts 50km (not recommended for this property’s guests), Barcelona 220km by ferry from Alcúdia.

Seasonally, April-May offers wildflower blooms and warm temperatures (20-24°C) without July-August crowds. September-October extends summer into autumn with calmer seas ideal for swimming and water sports. Winter (November-February) brings rainfall and temperatures around 12-15°C—suitable only for visitors seeking authentic rural quiet without beach ambitions. July-August deliver guaranteed sunshine but crowds; book at least 6 months ahead for summer weeks.

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Who This Villa Suits Best

Extended families—three generations spanning children through grandparents—thrive at Casa Campo Ramon. The ground-floor master bedroom and bathroom eliminate stairs for mobility-limited guests; the numerous bathroom facilities prevent crowding. Multiple outdoor zones allow children to play under one parent’s supervision while others relax separately.

Friend groups of 8-12 typically book for milestone celebrations: milestone birthdays, reunion holidays, or multi-family trips where children play together. The sleeping configuration accommodates mixed-gender groups and couples without forced roommate assignments. The Wi-Fi and dining areas support groups that work partially during vacation without requiring separate office space.

Multigenerational groups seeking active engagement benefit from proximity to water sports, golf, cycling, and hiking without requiring day-long transfers. Parents visiting adult children posted in Spain find Casa Campo Ramon functions as their holiday base without imposing on their children’s living situations.

The property suits guests seeking rural authenticity rather than resort convenience; you’ll need a car to reach restaurants and beaches. Those expecting daily housekeeping or concierge services should consider alternatives.

Practical Information

Capacity: 12 guests maximum across 6 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms.

Nearest Airport: Palma de Mallorca Airport (approximately 60km, 60-minute drive) handles most international connections. Private transfers can be arranged; expect €80-120 for shared van service or €150-200 for private car transfers.

Local Services: Supermarkets in Pollensa town centre (5km) stock standard groceries; speciality foods and fresh produce appear at Tuesday and Saturday markets. Restaurants concentrate at Puerto de Pollença (8km) and Cala Sant Vicenc (7km). Nearest pharmacy and medical clinic in Pollensa town.

What’s Included: Wi-Fi internet throughout, air conditioning in all bedrooms and living areas, pool access, parking for multiple vehicles, use of all outdoor furniture and barbecue equipment, cots and high chairs upon request. Linen and towels included; mid-stay cleaning available for additional charge.

Check-in/Check-out: Standard 4pm check-in and 10am check-out; flexibility subject to availability and advance notice.

Frequently Asked Questions about Casa Campo Ramon

How many guests does Casa Campo Ramon sleep?

Casa Campo Ramon accommodates 12 guests across 6 bedrooms: one master double bedroom on the ground floor, one first-floor double bedroom with ensuite bathroom, and four twin bedrooms (convertible to doubles) on the first floor. Four full bathrooms plus additional toilet facilities ensure comfortable multi-generational or multi-family stays without bathroom bottlenecks during morning routines.

What is the nearest airport to Casa Campo Ramon in Pollensa?

Palma de Mallorca Airport sits approximately 60 kilometres south, requiring roughly 60 minutes’ drive time via the Ma-13 highway. This is Mallorca’s main international hub, serving direct connections from across Europe. Private transfer services can collect groups directly from arrivals; expect 60-90 minutes accounting for airport procedures and traffic. Car rental is available and recommended given the property’s rural location.

What is the best time of year to rent Casa Campo Ramon?

April through May offers ideal conditions: wildflower blooms carpet the landscape, temperatures reach 20-24°C, and crowds remain manageable before July’s peak summer influx. September and October extend summer warmth (22-26°C) while water remains swimmable and restaurants operate at pre-August pricing. July-August guarantee sunshine but attract the year’s heaviest tourist volumes; book 6+ months ahead if these months suit your schedule. Winter (November-February) brings occasional rainfall and temperatures around 12-15°C, suitable only for visitors seeking peaceful rural solitude without beach activities.

Is Casa Campo Ramon suitable for families with children?

Absolutely. The property offers cots (cribs) and high chairs upon request, eliminating equipment-packing hassles. The 4×9 metre swimming pool with Roman steps allows children lacking confident swimming to enter gradually. Fenced grounds provide secure outdoor play areas. Puerto de Pollença beach (8km north) offers shallow, sheltered swimming ideal for young children. The nearby water park in Puerto de Pollença provides dedicated children’s facilities. However, parental supervision is essential; the expansive 67,737 m² grounds and proximity to the valley mean constant monitoring matters. No lifeguard or childcare services are provided.

What is included in the rental price at Casa Campo Ramon?

Rental includes Wi-Fi internet throughout the property, air conditioning in all bedrooms and living areas, bed linen and bath towels, pool access with lounge furnishings, outdoor furniture, gas for the barbecue, parking facilities, and use of all appliances including the dishwasher. Cots and high chairs are available for families with young children (confirm at booking). Utilities (electricity, water, gas) are included in standard rental rates. Mid-stay cleaning, additional laundry services, and pool heating are available for supplementary charges; confirm details with Excellence Luxury Villas at booking.

What restaurants and shops are near Casa Campo Ramon?

Pollensa town centre (5km away) contains a basic supermarket, bakeries, and a Tuesday market featuring local producers and farmers. Puerto de Pollença (8km north) concentrates seafront restaurants ranging from casual pizzerias to establishments serving fresh daily fish catches; expect €12-16 for casual meals, €25-40 for dinner at better establishments. Cala Sant Vicenc (7km north) offers tapas bars and restaurants with reputation among locals—specifically worth seeking for lunch. Alcúdia town (15km south) operates markets on multiple weekly days plus restaurants within the historic medieval quarter. Larger supermarkets are absent; small local shops and markets supply fresh goods daily rather than supermarket convenience.