Casa Migjorn | 3-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Son Bou Alaior

Stand on the terrace at Casa Migjorn and the Mediterranean stretches before you in uninterrupted blue. This luxury villa rental in Son Bou, Menorca sits elevated on its own hillside, commanding views across one of Spain’s longest beaches while remaining walkable distance from the village restaurants and life below. Casa Migjorn sleeps 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, making it an ideal base for families or small groups seeking both privacy and easy access to Menorca’s golden-sand coastline.

Inside Casa Migjorn

Ground floor living begins with a generously proportioned lounge that opens directly onto a south-facing terrace—the kind of room where afternoon light floods through full-height glass doors and refuses to leave until sunset. A separate dining area comfortably seats 4, while the kitchen behind runs the full width of the villa. Cream-toned cabinetry and whitewashed brick create a deliberately calm aesthetic; the appliances are contemporary and capable. A blender sits ready for morning smoothies. A dishwasher and microwave handle the daily work. The coffee machine produces proper espresso. This is the kind of kitchen that makes even reluctant cooks volunteer for dinner duty.

Upstairs, the master bedroom commands attention—a double bed (180 x 200cm) positioned to catch the sea view from the moment you wake. An en-suite bathroom serves this room exclusively. A fitted dressing room stores a week’s worth of clothes without visible clutter. The en-suite and private balcony mean mornings here feel entirely separate from the rest of the household. A fitted cot accommodates infants; families with babies find this room especially practical.

Two further bedrooms complete the first floor. One contains twin single beds (90 x 200cm each)—ideal for children or friends preferring their own sleeping space. The other offers a double bed (150 x 200cm). Both rooms include air conditioning, dressing areas, and private balconies overlooking the gardens and sea beyond. A shared family bathroom with shower serves these two rooms. Air conditioning runs throughout all three bedrooms; the ground floor relies on sea breezes and shade from the terraces.

Practical amenities include a washer and dryer (essential for families staying longer than a week), a fireplace for cooler winter evenings, Wi-Fi connection throughout, and a high chair positioned in the dining area for toddlers. This isn’t a villa that forces compromises—it’s designed around how real families and groups actually live.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The property’s greatest strength reveals itself outside. A private fenced swimming pool sits at the garden’s heart, its edges lined with sun loungers angled toward the southern exposure. The pool includes safety features essential for properties hosting children. An outdoor shower with hot water allows rinsing off salt water before entering the house—a small luxury that eliminates tracking sand indoors.

Multiple terraced levels create distinct outdoor zones. A large covered terrace offers shade during the hottest hours, with outdoor dining furniture already positioned. A built-in barbecue occupies one corner—actual grilling rather than a decorative feature. The main garden stretches beyond, enclosed with fencing, planted with Mediterranean shrubs that require minimal maintenance. Mature trees provide natural shade. The sensation at dusk—when the light turns amber and the air cools slightly—is genuinely Mediterranean, not theatrical.

Parking is available on-site, private and secure. The entire compound is enclosed, meaning children and pets have genuine freedom to roam safely.

Location: Son Bou and the Surrounding Area

Son Bou beach sits immediately below Casa Migjorn—less than 1km away via the coastal footpath or a 5-minute drive. This isn’t a small cove; it’s consistently ranked among Europe’s finest family beaches, stretching nearly 3km along the southern coast. Timber boardwalks cross the protective sand dunes, providing wheelchair access and easy passage for young children. The water shelves gradually, ideal for teaching swimmers. Lifeguards patrol during summer months (June through September). Water sports operators offer paddleboards, kayaks, and parasailing for those seeking activity beyond swimming.

The village of Son Bou itself clusters 800m inland. Supermarkets including a Carrefour Express handle self-catering supplies. A selection of restaurants ranging from casual seafood shacks to more formal establishments line the main avenue—expect fresh fish, Menorcan cheese, and sobrasada (the island’s signature cured sausage). The water park Club San Jaime operates adjacent to the beach, featuring slides and pools popular with young children during summer months.

Neighbouring Santo Tomas, accessible by local bus or a 20-minute walk along the coastal path, offers a quieter alternative. This small resort retains a village character with fewer tourists despite excellent facilities. Its beach ranks as one of Menorca’s most striking—a crescent of pale sand backed by pine forest rather than development.

The island’s geographic centre means Menorca’s other principal attractions remain accessible. Mahón, the capital (15km southeast, 20-minute drive), features a substantial harbour, historic old town, and the renowned Xoriguer gin distillery where visitors can tour production and sample products unavailable outside the island. Alaior (8km west) is known for cheese production; several dairy manufacturers offer tastings. The medieval town of Ciudadela (25km west) preserves narrow cobbled streets and 18th-century architecture from its period as the island’s former capital.

For outdoor activity, the Punta Prima nature reserve lies 6km south, offering walking trails through protected coastal scrubland. Cycling tracks connect towns throughout the island—flat terrain and well-maintained paths make this ideal for family cycling. Boat hire is available at Son Bou itself, allowing exploration of nearby coves inaccessible by road.

Menorca Airport (9km north, 15-minute drive) receives flights primarily from mainland Spain, the UK, and Germany. June through September experiences peak visitor seasons and correspondingly warm, dry weather. May and October offer ideal conditions—warm Mediterranean temperatures (22-26°C) without the summer crowds. Winter (November-March) brings mild conditions (12-16°C) with occasional rain but empty beaches and substantially lower rental prices.

For more destination inspiration, explore our luxury villas in Son Bou and our full collection in Spain. Read our detailed Menorca travel guide for comprehensive information about seasons, culture, and getting around the island.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Families with young children: The master bedroom’s en-suite and separate access, combined with the cot and high chair, make this property explicitly family-friendly. The pool is fenced and shallow at one end. The beach below is genuinely safe for supervised children. Supermarkets are walkable. The property’s enclosed garden allows genuine freedom.

Extended family groups (up to 6): Three separate bedrooms with private balconies mean different couples and family units maintain privacy despite shared living spaces. The dining area comfortably accommodates 6. The kitchen and barbecue make group cooking practical without conflict.

Couples seeking coastal relaxation: The master suite’s en-suite, dressing room, and private balcony create genuine separation from any additional guests. The views and pool are geared toward relaxation rather than activity.

Retirees and less mobile guests: Son Bou beach’s boardwalk accessibility is superior to many Mediterranean resorts. No steep stairs within the villa. Ground floor living spaces avoid mobility challenges. Nearby restaurants and shops are walkable.

Practical Information

Capacity: Casa Migjorn accommodates 6 guests in 3 bedrooms across 2 bathrooms. The master bedroom includes an en-suite; the two further bedrooms share the family bathroom.

Nearest airport: Menorca Airport lies 9km north of Son Bou, approximately 15 minutes by car. Car hire is available at the airport; several companies operate desks in the terminal.

Nearest supermarket: Carrefour Express and local shops are located in Son Bou village, less than 1km away—approximately 12 minutes walk or 2 minutes by car.

What’s included: The rental includes Wi-Fi internet throughout the property, air conditioning in all bedrooms, all household linens and towels, pool use, parking, and access to all kitchen appliances and outdoor facilities. Utilities (water and electricity) are included. The private pool is maintained; guests are responsible for basic housekeeping, though end-of-stay professional cleaning can be arranged for an additional fee.

Check-in flexibility: Standard check-in is 16:00 (4pm); checkout is 10:00 (10am). Earlier or later check-in times can sometimes be accommodated—contact Excellence Luxury Villas directly to discuss your specific arrival schedule.

Frequently Asked Questions about Casa Migjorn

How many guests does Casa Migjorn sleep?

Casa Migjorn sleeps 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The master bedroom contains a double bed (180 x 200cm) with en-suite bathroom. The second bedroom offers a double bed (150 x 200cm). The third bedroom contains two single beds (90 x 200cm each). A fitted cot is available in the master bedroom for infants. The property does not contain sofa beds; sleeping capacity is limited to 6 adults or a combination of adults and children utilising the cot.

What is the nearest airport to Casa Migjorn in Son Bou?

Menorca Airport (Aeropuerto de Menorca) is the sole commercial airport serving the island, located 9km north of Son Bou. Travel time by car is approximately 15 minutes via direct roads; the journey costs €15-20 by taxi or €10-12 by hired vehicle. Car hire desks operate in the terminal; advance booking via international companies ensures competitive pricing. Public buses connect the airport to Son Bou (route schedules vary seasonally).

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

June through August delivers guaranteed sunshine, water temperatures reaching 26°C, and full availability of water sports and beach facilities—ideal for families with school holidays. However, these months attract maximum visitors; beaches become crowded and restaurant reservations require advance planning. May and September/October offer superior conditions for many travellers: warm weather (22-26°C), fewer tourists, and pleasantly busy rather than overwhelmed beaches. Winter (November-March) brings mild temperatures (12-16°C), occasional rainfall, but empty beaches and substantially discounted rental rates—suitable for couples seeking peace rather than families prioritising guaranteed sunshine.

Is Casa Migjorn suitable for families with children?

Casa Migjorn explicitly accommodates families. The private fenced pool includes safety features; water depth shelves from shallow to deeper areas. The master bedroom contains a fitted cot for infants. A high chair positions in the dining area. Son Bou beach immediately below is consistently rated Europe’s finest family beach—shallow, patrolled by lifeguards, with accessible boardwalk access over dunes. Supermarkets are walkable from the villa. The property’s enclosed garden allows children supervised outdoor freedom. Santo Tomas beach (20 minutes walk) offers an alternative if Son Bou becomes crowded. Local restaurants cater to family requirements.

What is included in the rental price at Casa Migjorn?

The rental price includes Wi-Fi internet access, air conditioning in all three bedrooms, all household linens and bathroom towels, private pool use and maintenance, on-site parking, and access to all kitchen appliances and outdoor facilities (barbecue, sun loungers, dining furniture). Utilities including water and electricity are included. Gas for cooking and the barbecue is provided. Professional cleaning at the end of your stay can be arranged for an additional fee. Pet policies vary—contact Excellence Luxury Villas to discuss specific requirements.

What restaurants and shops are near Casa Migjorn?

Son Bou village (less than 1km away) contains multiple supermarkets including Carrefour Express, plus numerous restaurants ranging from casual beachfront chiringuitos serving grilled fish and Menorcan cheese to more formal establishments with wine lists. Specific recommendations include several seafood-focused restaurants within 100m of the beach. Local bakeries produce excellent bread and pastries. For specialty provisions, Santo Tomas (20 minutes walk) contains restaurants with tables overlooking its exceptional beach. Mahón (15km, 20-minute drive) offers substantially more dining variety, shopping, and the Xoriguer gin distillery. Weekly markets in Alaior (8km) sell fresh produce and local specialities.