Casa Garri | 3-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Pollensa Alcudia

Pollensa sits at the foot of the Tramuntana Mountains, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that dominates the northern landscape of Mallorca. This is where Casa Garri waits—a luxury villa rental in Pollensa that bridges centuries of Mallorcan tradition with contemporary comfort. Six guests can spread across three bedrooms and four bathrooms, discovering the kind of space that transforms a holiday from rushed to restorative.

Inside Casa Garri

Casa Garri sleeps 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. The architectural bones are authentically Mallorcan—exposed wooden beams run through the main living quarters, their grain catching afternoon light—but the interior sensibilities are thoroughly modern. This is not a museum piece; it’s a home built for living.

Upon arrival, you climb the side staircase and enter directly into the open-plan living and dining zone. Contemporary furnishings in neutral tones recede into the background, allowing the countryside views and architectural details to command attention. The television and DVD player sit ready for quieter evenings, while Wi-Fi keeps you connected without demanding attention. Note: this main living area and kitchen operate without air conditioning, relying instead on the natural ventilation that the Mallorcan climate provides during cooler months.

The kitchen occupies a dedicated space adjacent to the dining area. Modern appliances—coffee machine, kettle, full-sized refrigerator, dishwasher—are arranged with genuine workflow logic. This is the kind of kitchen that makes even reluctant cooks volunteer for dinner duty. A washing machine and iron sit ready for practical needs.

Three bedrooms distribute across the property. The first double bedroom features an en-suite shower room and air conditioning. The second double bedroom mirrors this arrangement but with a full bathroom—bath and shower combined—plus air conditioning. A third bedroom accommodates two single beds, also cooled and brightened by expansive windows that frame pastoral views. All three sleeping quarters maintain the neutral palette, letting morning light and countryside vistas become the actual décor.

Four bathrooms service the property. Two are en-suites attached to the double bedrooms; the remaining two serve the twin bedroom and provide backup facilities for guests navigating the villa during a full occupancy stay.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

Step outside and the property transforms. A 12-by-6-metre swimming pool sits at the core of the garden—large enough for genuine laps, shallow enough for safe entry via tiled steps. Sun loungers and parasols ring the deck, positioning you for morning or afternoon sessions depending on how the light moves. The pool itself responds to heating systems, extending comfortable swimming seasons from May through October.

The garden sprawls across the property, interspersed with lemon trees, olive trees, and palms that create layered privacy and authentic Mediterranean texture. This is managed space, not wild landscape—everything thrives without requiring guests to become horticultural experts.

A large patio extends from the main villa, fitted with seating and dining furniture. More significantly, a recent construction project added a dedicated outdoor kitchen pavilion. This covered terrace houses a full barbecue station, refrigeration, and dishwasher—meaning you can prepare and dine al fresco without retreating indoors. A ping-pong table sits within this entertainment zone, ideal for competitive moments or casual recreation. Dining under open sky with Mallorcan countryside as your backdrop shifts from novelty to routine during a week’s stay.

Private parking ensures secure vehicle storage. The terrace layout creates multiple micro-environments—shaded zones for midday heat, open areas for sunset dining, intimate corners for morning coffee.

Location: Pollensa and the Surrounding Area

Pollensa itself is a working Mallorcan town, not a coastal resort. The famous Calvari steps—365 individual stairs climbing to a hilltop chapel—dominate the town centre. Walking these at dawn rewards you with solitude and continental views; at dusk, the light turns golden across the entire northern coast. The town’s 19th-century Romanesque bridge remains mysterious—locals debate its original purpose, which is exactly the kind of local conversation that enlivens a holiday.

Puerto Pollensa, the harbour village 6km south, hosts family beaches with shallow entry points. Playa de Pollensa stretches wide and sandy; Cala San Vicente, 8km further along the coast, offers a more intimate cove setting. Both are 10-minute drives from Casa Garri. Snorkelling opportunities exist at several beaches here, though equipment rental varies by season and location.

Alcudia, 12km south, represents Mallorca’s most visited historic town. Medieval stone walls still enclose the old quarter; Gothic-Revival architecture lines narrow streets where open-air markets operate regularly. Alcudia’s beaches extend for several kilometres, accommodating everyone from families to water-sports enthusiasts. The Alcudia Hidropark—a water park with slides, pools, and entertainment zones—sits on the outskirts, ideal for children aged 4-14. Multiple restaurants cluster around the waterfront and town centre; seafood establishments dominate, though tapas bars and international options exist.

The Tramuntana Mountains form a dramatic spine running 90km along Mallorca’s western edge, designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site for both natural and cultural significance. From Casa Garri, hiking trails into these peaks begin within 15km. Mountain villages like Valldemossa (35km south-west) and Deià (40km south-west) offer artisan markets, hiking bases, and restaurants housed in converted stone manors. Cycling enthusiasts use mountain roads connecting these villages; serious cyclists access marked routes of varying difficulty.

Palma, Mallorca’s capital, lies 50km south via the MA-13 motorway—approximately 50 minutes’ drive. The cathedral overlooks the harbour; museums, galleries, and restaurants justify day visits. A ferry service from Puerto Pollensa connects to the smaller island of Formentera during summer months (May-September).

Seasonal rhythms matter here. May through June brings warm weather without peak summer crowds; wildflowers still bloom in the mountains. July and August are hottest and busiest—beaches crowded, restaurants requiring reservations. September remains warm and swimmable; October begins cooling noticeably. Winter (November-March) sees rainfall and occasional cold snaps, though sunny days still occur; this is when golf courses fill with European visitors escaping northern winters. Golf courses at Pollensa Golf Club (8km north-east) and elsewhere in the region operate year-round.

Explore our luxury villas in Pollensa for additional accommodation options in this distinctive region. For broader inspiration, our collection in Alcudia showcases nearby alternatives. Our Mallorca travel guide provides comprehensive seasonal planning and activity suggestions for the wider island.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Casa Garri accommodates multi-generational groups—grandparents, parents, teenagers, and children sharing one property without crowding. The four separate bathrooms prevent morning bottlenecks. The pool provides entertainment for children aged 4-12; teenagers appreciate the ping-pong table and outdoor spaces for social gatherings. Adults benefit from the quieter location, the terrace for evening drinks, and proximity to both beach activity and mountain tranquility.

Professional couples or dual-family groups find this villa ideal for a week’s collaboration and leisure blending. The Wi-Fi supports remote work; the outdoor spaces accommodate both focused work sessions and social meals. Kitchen capacity handles meal preparation for six without friction.

Solo travellers or pairs seeking a Mallorcan base without sharing common areas—Casa Garri offers privacy with the option of hiring local cooks, yoga instructors, or activity guides for customized experiences. The location between two distinct zones (mountain culture in Pollensa, beach life in Puerto Pollensa) suits exploratory itineraries.

Families with young children appreciate the pool safety (tiled entry steps, shallow zones, heating), proximity to family beaches at Puerto Pollensa and Alcudia, and the Hidropark for entertainment variety. High chairs and cots are available on request.

Practical Information

Casa Garri accommodates 6 guests maximum across 3 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI), the island’s primary international gateway, sits 50km away—approximately 50-55 minutes’ drive via motorway under normal traffic conditions. Ground transfers can be arranged in advance.

The nearest supermarket, Eroski, operates in Puerto Pollensa, 6km away. Smaller grocers and bakeries exist within Pollensa town centre, 2km from the villa. Fresh produce and local specialities appear at weekly markets in both Pollensa and Puerto Pollensa.

Included in your rental: Wi-Fi internet access, air conditioning in all three bedrooms, pool heating (seasonal), use of all furnishings and kitchen equipment, television and DVD system, washing machine and iron. Linen and towels are provided; end-of-stay cleaning is standard. Check-in times can flex based on prior occupancy; discuss flexibility when booking, as the property often accommodates earlier arrivals or late departures when calendars permit.

Frequently Asked Questions about Casa Garri

How many guests does Casa Garri sleep?

Casa Garri accommodates 6 guests across 3 bedrooms: two double bedrooms (each sleeping 2) and one twin bedroom (sleeping 2). The property does not have sofa beds or annexes. Additional cots or high chairs can be requested when booking, ideal for families with infants.

What is the nearest airport to Casa Garri in Pollensa?

Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI), located 50km south-west of the villa, serves all major European carriers. Ground transfer by car typically takes 50-55 minutes via the MA-13 motorway under standard traffic conditions. Shuttle services and car hire desks operate at the airport; advance booking of transfers ensures seamless arrival.

What is the best time of year to rent Casa Garri?

May through June offers warm Mediterranean weather (22-28°C), wildflower blooms in the Tramuntana Mountains, and manageable crowd levels before peak summer. July-August brings hottest temperatures (30-35°C) and peak tourism density. September maintains warmth with fewer visitors; beaches and restaurants feel less congested. October cooling begins (20-25°C) but remains pleasant. Winter (November-March) experiences occasional rain and cooler temperatures (10-18°C), though sunny days occur frequently; this season suits golfers and those seeking solitude. Spring and autumn offer the most balanced experience for hiking, cultural exploration, and beach time.

Is Casa Garri suitable for families with children?

Yes. The 12-by-6-metre pool features shallow entry zones and tiled steps designed for safe access; pool heating extends the comfortable swimming season. Playa de Pollensa (6km away) and Cala San Vicente (8km away) both offer family-friendly beaches with shallow entry and lifeguard coverage during summer months. The Alcudia Hidropark (12km away) provides water slides, pools, and entertainment specifically designed for children aged 4-14. High chairs and cots are available on request. The villa’s size—three separate bedrooms—allows parents privacy while children sleep. Ping-pong and pool recreation provide in-villa entertainment on rainy days or during midday heat.

What is included in the rental price at Casa Garri?

Your rental includes: Wi-Fi internet access throughout the property; air conditioning in all three bedrooms; pool heating during the swimming season; use of all furnished rooms, appliances, and entertainment systems (television, DVD, ping-pong table); washing machine and iron; and bed linen and bath towels. End-of-stay cleaning is standard. Utilities (water, electricity, gas for heating) are included. Arrival cleaning and premium cleaning services are available at additional cost upon request.

What restaurants and shops are near Casa Garri?

Pollensa town centre (2km away) houses traditional Mallorcan restaurants like Casa Boter (seafood and local specialities) and smaller cafés for casual meals. Puerto Pollensa (6km away) clusters waterfront restaurants—Can Boter for fish, La Tana for tapas, and numerous pizzerias and international establishments. Alcudia’s old quarter (12km away) offers formal dining in converted mansions and casual street-level options; weekend markets provide fresh produce, local cheeses, and prepared foods. Eroski supermarket in Puerto Pollensa stocks international brands and local products. Pollensa’s weekly market (held Thursday mornings in the town square) features fresh vegetables, fish, local honey, and artisan goods. For wine, visit local bodegas around Inca (30km south), a traditional wine-producing region, or purchase selections from supermarket wine sections curated for local preferences.