Villa Ametler | 3-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool – S’Algar Menorca

A three-bedroom villa rental in S’Algar, Menorca puts you within a minute’s walk of Mediterranean waters so clear you can see the seabed from the shore. Villa Ametler Rental in Spain – Your Dream Getaway occupies a quiet corner of this understated coastal settlement on the island’s south-eastern edge, where the rhythm of daily life moves slower than anywhere else in the Balearics. The location matters: fewer tourists, more space, better light at sunset.

Inside Villa Ametler Rental in Spain – Your Dream Getaway

Villa Ametler Rental in Spain – Your Dream Getaway sleeps 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, with all accommodation arranged across a single floor—a practical design that matters when you’re holidaying with mixed ages or mobility considerations.

The master bedroom commands the quietest corner of the property. A substantial double bed dominates the space, paired with an ensuite shower room for mornings when everyone moves at different speeds. Built-in wardrobes absorb luggage without clutter. Air conditioning hums softly if the Mediterranean breeze slows during peak summer weeks.

The second bedroom offers another double bed with desk space—useful if someone needs to work remotely or sketch, write, or simply sit with coffee and watch the day begin. This room connects via sliding doors to the dining area, making it convenient for guests who prefer proximity to shared spaces. Air conditioning and a built-in wardrobe come standard.

A third bedroom contains a single bed supplemented by a sofa bed, giving flexibility for younger guests, teenagers, or additional adult visitors. This room also benefits from air conditioning and storage.

The shared family bathroom includes a shower and toilet, serving the secondary bedrooms with straightforward efficiency.

The kitchen occupies the villa’s practical heart. It’s the kind of kitchen that makes even reluctant cooks volunteer for dinner duty—fully equipped with dishwasher, microwave, and coffee machine, with direct access to the exterior. An oven and all standard equipment sits ready for adventurous meals or simple breakfast preparations. Breakfast in here as light streams across the work surface is a daily ritual guests report missing most after departure.

The living and dining zones flow together in an open-plan layout that encourages conversation across the room. The dining table seats six comfortably. A wood burner anchors the living room (wood not included in rental), useful during shoulder seasons when evenings cool despite the latitude. Television, seating, and air conditioning make this space equally functional for afternoon rest or evening gatherings. Direct access to the terrace means you’re never more than a step away from fresh air.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The garden unfolds behind a protective perimeter wall—a private sanctuary where children play without the concern of passing traffic. The walled design creates its own microclimate, warmer and stiller than the open air beyond.

A covered terrace extends the living space outdoors. Sofas invite extended afternoons of reading and conversation, while an outdoor dining table seats the full party of six. This is where meals taste different—salt air mingling with Mediterranean herbs, sunset light catching glasses of wine.

The private pool anchors the garden. Step access makes entry easy for younger swimmers. Three sun loungers position themselves at optimal angles for morning or afternoon exposure. An outdoor shower lets you rinse off chlorine or salt without tracking water through the house. A removable pool safety fence is available on request, addressing the specific needs of families with small children.

Climb to the rooftop and the view expands. The sea becomes visible across the roofline, and the elevated perspective transforms the compact property into something that feels boundless. This is where evening light performs best—golden, angled, unhurried.

Climate control throughout includes air conditioning in each bedroom and the main living space, while solar panels offset some energy consumption. Wi-Fi connects you to the world if you choose; most guests report going offline within hours of arrival. A washing machine and dishwasher handle the logistical side of villa living without requiring a second thought.

Location: S’Algar and the Surrounding Area

S’Algar sits on Menorca’s south-eastern peninsula, approximately 45 kilometres from the island’s capital, Ciutadella, and roughly 35 kilometres from Mahón, where the main airport receives flights from across Europe. The 45-minute drive from Menorca International Airport (MAH) to the villa gives you time to settle into vacation mode.

This corner of Menorca rewards slow exploration. The nearest beach—a small cove with clear water ideal for families—lies directly beyond the garden wall, essentially a one-minute walk across the grass and down a path. Larger sand beaches cluster nearby: Binibeca, 8 kilometres west, combines sandy shoreline with a picturesque whitewashed village famous for its waterfront restaurants serving fresh fish. Son Bou, 12 kilometres further, offers Menorca’s longest beach—four kilometres of pale sand backed by dunes and pine forest. Arenal d’en Castell, 10 kilometres north, presents another spacious family-friendly option where shallow water stretches 100 metres from shore.

The nearest restaurants sit approximately 10 minutes on foot. Cala Porter, 2 kilometres south, hosts a string of beachfront establishments serving paella, fideuà (a local pasta variation), and grilled octopus. The local market in Sant Lluis—the municipal centre closest to S’Algar—operates on Wednesday and Saturday mornings, selling produce from nearby farms and fish delivered daily. An Eroski supermarket in Sant Lluis stocks groceries, wine, and supplies, about 3 kilometres away by car.

Cultural landmarks punctuate the island. Ciutadella, the former capital on the western tip, features a Gothic cathedral and fortified harbour dating to the 13th century—40 minutes’ drive, worth the journey for atmosphere alone. Mahón’s Georgian-era architecture reflects its time as a British possession; the Lazareto fortress dominates the deepest natural harbour in the Mediterranean. Talaiot de Dalt, an Iron Age settlement 6 kilometres north, reveals Bronze Age Menorca to those interested in prehistoric cultures.

Nature reserves and walking trails crisscross the interior. The Albufera des Grau Natural Park encompasses wetlands, small islands, and coastal paths where birdwatchers identify over 200 species. Several marked trails loop through pine forest and past stone walls built by generations of farmers. Mountain biking routes centre around Mercadal in the north, a 30-minute drive through changing landscape.

The island’s rhythm follows clear seasons. May through September brings reliable sunshine, warm water (reaching 25°C by August), and busy beaches. June and September are optimal—warm enough for swimming, dry enough for hiking, but less crowded than peak July-August. Winter (November to February) averages 12°C with rainy periods, though plenty of days offer clear skies and perfect conditions for exploration without heat. Explore our luxury villas in Spain and browse our full collection of properties in Sant Lluis. For comprehensive destination information, consult our Menorca travel guide, which covers seasonal highlights, restaurants, and lesser-known coves worth discovering.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Families with children under 12 find the layout and amenities specifically designed for their needs. The private pool eliminates logistical complications of beach outings every day. Ground-floor living means no stairs to navigate with tired toddlers. The covered terrace provides shade during midday heat. Proximity to child-friendly beaches—Arenal d’en Castell and Son Bou both shelve gradually—means less time in the car and more time playing.

Multi-generational groups benefit from the flexible bedroom configuration. Grandparents take the ensuite main bedroom; adult children occupy the other doubles; grandchildren use the single and sofa bed. Shared dining and living spaces encourage gathering without forcing constant togetherness.

Couples seeking tranquillity will find the absence of nightlife and tourist crowds precisely the point. The quiet village setting, private pool, and rooftop views support lazy holidays structured around reading, swimming, and exceptional meals prepared either at home or in the nearby restaurants of Cala Porter.

Groups of three couples function well in the space, with each bedroom accommodating a pair and the sofa bed available for any additional guest. The three bathrooms and single-floor layout mean no queuing for facilities.

Remote workers can base themselves here during shoulder seasons when the weather is mild and the village peaceful. Wi-Fi connectivity allows morning work sessions, afternoon swims, and evening exploration of nearby towns.

Practical Information

Capacity: 6 guests maximum. Bedroom breakdown: 1 ensuite double, 2 additional doubles (one with sofa bed), 1 single bed. 2 bathrooms total (1 ensuite, 1 shared). Ground-floor layout throughout.

Nearest airport: Menorca International Airport (MAH), approximately 45 kilometres away by car, roughly 45 minutes’ drive via the main road heading south and east. Car rental desks operate at airport arrivals. Transfer services can be arranged, typically €60-80 for private vehicle transport.

Nearest supermarket: Eroski in Sant Lluis, 3 kilometres away, stocking groceries, wine, and fresh produce daily. Local bakeries in Sant Lluis open early, worth a morning visit for bread and pastries before returning to the villa for breakfast.

Included in rental: Wi-Fi internet, air conditioning throughout, utilities (water, electricity, waste), washing machine and dishwasher use, pool access, garden access, covered terrace furniture. A cot and highchair are available on request—contact ahead if travelling with an infant. Pool safety fence (removable) provided on request.

Check-in is typically from 4pm on your arrival day; checkout at 10am on departure. Flexibility can often be arranged depending on season and bookings; enquire directly about specific requirements.

Maid service, chef services, babysitting, and wine-tasting experiences can be arranged through Excellence Luxury Villas, available as paid add-ons. Airport and local transfers are also available for an additional fee.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Ametler Rental in Spain – Your Dream Getaway

How many guests does Villa Ametler Rental in Spain – Your Dream Getaway sleep?

Villa Ametler Rental in Spain – Your Dream Getaway accommodates up to 6 guests. The bedroom arrangement comprises: one ensuite double bedroom (sleeps 2), one double bedroom with desk (sleeps 2), one bedroom with single bed plus sofa bed (sleeps 2). All bedrooms are ground floor. The sofa bed provides additional sleeping space for a third guest in that room if required.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Ametler Rental in Spain – Your Dream Getaway in S’Algar?

Menorca International Airport (MAH) is the primary gateway, located approximately 45 kilometres from the villa. The drive takes roughly 45 minutes via direct routing south and east across the island. Car rental facilities operate at arrivals, or private transfer services can be pre-arranged for approximately €60-80 per vehicle. Several European carriers operate daily services to Menorca from major UK and continental airports, particularly during summer months.

What is the best time of year to rent Villa Ametler Rental in Spain – Your Dream Getaway?

May through September offers guaranteed sunshine and warm water temperatures (18°C in May, 25°C by August, cooling back to 21°C in September). June and September are optimal—reliable weather without peak summer crowds. July-August brings busier beaches and higher temperatures (30°C+). Winter (November-February) averages 12°C with occasional rain but clear, mild days ideal for hiking and exploring without heat exhaustion. Spring (March-April) and autumn (October) are pleasant with fewer crowds, though water temperatures remain cool for swimming. Families prioritise June-September; couples and walkers often prefer May, September, and October.

Is Villa Ametler Rental in Spain – Your Dream Getaway suitable for families with children?

Yes, extensively. The private pool with step access and three sun loungers eliminates daily beach logistics for younger children. A removable safety fence is available on request for families with toddlers. Ground-floor layout removes stair concerns. Cot and highchair provided on request. Nearby beaches—Arenal d’en Castell (10km), Son Bou (12km), and Binibeca (8km)—all shelve gradually with shallow water ideal for young swimmers. Babysitting services can be arranged through the villa management. The quiet village setting means traffic safety is minimal concern. WiFi and modern appliances support family routines.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Ametler Rental in Spain – Your Dream Getaway?

The rental price includes: Wi-Fi internet access, air conditioning in all bedrooms and living areas, utilities (water, electricity, waste disposal), washing machine and dishwasher use, pool access and maintenance, garden access, covered terrace with furniture. Linens and towels are provided. Pool heating is available depending on season. Wood for the wood burner is not included. Additional services—maid cleaning, private chef, babysitting, wine-tasting experiences, and airport transfers—are available as paid add-ons arranged through Excellence Luxury Villas.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Ametler Rental in Spain – Your Dream Getaway?

Approximately 10 minutes’ walk (roughly 1 kilometre) reaches the first cluster of waterfront restaurants at Cala Porter, 2 kilometres south. Establishments here specialise in seafood-focused menus: paella, grilled fish, fideuà (Menorcan pasta dish), and local wines. Sa Llagosta offers views across a small bay; Es Pla de Mar serves traditional fish dishes; several other options cater to different budgets. Sant Lluis, the municipal centre 3 kilometres away by car, hosts a Wednesday and Saturday morning market selling local produce, fish, and provisions. Eroski supermarket in Sant Lluis stocks full groceries, wine selections, and supplies. For fine dining experiences, Mahón (35km) and Ciutadella (45km) each offer multiple restaurants ranging from casual tapas bars to Michelin-mentioned establishments. Local specialities include Menorcan cheese (Queso de Menorca), ensalada menorquina (local salad), and fresh seafood prepared daily at waterfront restaurants.