Menorca Llonga | 3-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Mahon Mahon

Mahon’s southeast coastline rewards those willing to leave the bustle behind, and Menorca Llonga sits in precisely that sweet spot—10 minutes from the capital’s energy, yet removed enough to feel like your own private corner of the Mediterranean. This luxury villa rental in Mahon across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms accommodates 6 guests in Cala Llonga, an exclusive residential enclave overlooking the north shore of Mahon Harbour, where the water turns that impossible shade of turquoise only Mediterranean limestone can produce.

Inside Menorca Llonga

Menorca Llonga sleeps 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, distributed across two distinct living levels that give couples, families, and multigenerational groups genuine separation when needed.

The ground floor unfolds as a social heart. An expansive living room anchors one end, fitted with comfortable seating, satellite television, and direct access to the terrace—the kind of layout where conversation naturally drifts outdoors. Adjacent sits the open-plan dining space, proportioned for six and opening onto garden views. The kitchen, positioned to serve both areas, arrives fully equipped with a fitted cooker, eye-level oven, hob, microwave, dishwasher, and substantial fridge-freezer storage. This is genuinely functional kitchen space, not decorative. A laundry room with washing machine handles the practical necessities of week-long stays, and a family bathroom serves the ground floor bedrooms.

Bedroom One occupies the ground floor as a large double with an en-suite shower room and direct access to the pool terrace—the obvious choice for guests preferring ground-level convenience. Bedroom Two, also ground-level, contains two single beds and shares a separate full bathroom; it too opens directly onto the pool deck. Both ground-floor bedrooms sit positioned so you wake to garden and terrace views rather than interior walls.

The first floor reaches via an external staircase and contains the master bedroom—a double en-suite that functions as a genuine retreat. This bedroom offers both privacy from the ground-floor activity and its own furnished terrace, the kind of upper-level perch where early morning coffee or late-evening drinks feel appropriately ceremonial. The views from this terrace sweep across Mahon Harbour toward the north shore, and morning light floods through floor-to-ceiling windows.

Throughout, the property operates on a light colour palette of white-washed walls and cool tile floors. Furnishings lean contemporary-neutral, prioritising comfort over statement. Air-conditioning runs throughout both floors, essential during August’s intense Mediterranean heat. Wi-Fi connection covers all areas, and a hairdryer and iron address the practical details guests actually need.

For families with young children, a cot and highchair arrive ready-assembled—these aren’t afterthoughts but genuine facilitations for small travellers.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The outdoor realm transforms this villa from residential property into holiday experience. A covered pergola-style terrace runs along the property’s edge—substantial enough for outdoor dining and deep enough to provide genuine shade during the intense afternoon sun. Below this sits the pool deck, where oversized sun loungers and recliners occupy prime position. The pool itself stretches invitingly across the garden space, private and unshared, with adequate decking for six guests to sun simultaneously without crowding.

Two distinct terrace experiences exist here. The ground-level covered terrace functions as the principal social space—shaded lunches, casual dinners, morning coffee viewings—while the first-floor terrace above becomes the sunset observation post. The harbour views intensify at dusk, when the light turns that particular Mediterranean gold that makes ordinary moments feel significant. From here, the water directly below catches the last sun, and Mahon’s hillside buildings glow in the distance.

Garden furniture throughout combines functionality with comfort. These aren’t decorative loungers but genuinely reclinable pieces designed for extended use. The mature shrubs framing the property—vibrant foliage that suggests several seasons of careful cultivation—provide natural privacy screening from neighbouring properties while maintaining sightlines toward the water.

Location: Mahon and the Surrounding Area

Mahon, Menorca’s capital, occupies an unusual geography—built on cliffsides descending toward one of the Mediterranean’s deepest natural harbours. Menorca Llonga’s position in Cala Llonga places you 3.5km south of central Mahon’s historic core, yet connected by a straightforward 10-minute drive up the winding Costa de ses Voltes street or via stairway access from the Marina below.

The Marina itself—a 3km waterfront strip along Mahon Harbour’s edge—functions as the holiday hub. Several waterside restaurants operate here year-round, serving traditional Menorcan cuisine with pintxos and tapas sourced from the daily catch. The Mahon Fish Market, located in the historic centre uphill, opens daily and represents the island’s culinary pulse; locals queue for fresh seafood, and visitors discover the working rhythm of Mediterranean port life. Tuesday and Saturday markets transform the Esplanada (main town square) into a community gathering, complete with children’s play areas.

Cala Mesquida beach lies just 4km away—a genuine sandy arc with crystal-clear water that invites swimming rather than wading. Sunbed rental and beachfront restaurant service mean you needn’t bring provisions. Es Castell, 6km east, preserves a fishing-village character that Mahon itself has partially outgrown; its two working harbours and evening waterfront promenades attract both locals and visitors seeking authentic atmosphere. Summer night markets here feature artisan foods and handicrafts. Sa Mesquida beach, 5km distant, offers similar appeal—wide, clean sand, clear water, and considerably fewer crowds than the north-coast beaches.

For destination inspiration and comprehensive planning, explore our Menorca travel guide, which details seasonal events, natural reserves, and lesser-known coves. You’ll find additional luxury villas throughout Mahon and our broader collection across European destinations.

Menorca Airport (also Mahon Airport), 5.5km south, welcomes international flights from major European cities. Transfer takes approximately 12 minutes by car. A single seasonal supermarket operates in Cala Llonga itself, but for comprehensive shopping, Mahon’s commercial streets lie a short drive away. Cycling routes cross the island’s interior—Menorca’s relatively flat terrain suits casual cycling, and bike hire operates in Mahon town. Several wine producers offer visits; Es Castell region particularly suits exploration by car or organized tour.

Seasonal timing matters here. May through September guarantees warm water (22-26°C) and reliable sunshine, though August brings peak crowds and intense heat. June and September offer ideal conditions—warm weather without August’s extremes, and noticeably fewer visitors. April and October suit those seeking quieter experiences; water temperatures drop but remain swimmable, and days still encourage outdoor living. Winter transforms the island into a local-focused destination with minimal tourism, cooler temperatures, and occasional rain.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Families with young children find genuine accommodation here. The ground-floor bedrooms mean parents avoid stair-carrying logistics; the pool remains private and shallow-end manageable; Cala Mesquida’s gentle entry suits toddlers. The cot, highchair, and proximity to Mahon’s supermarkets (for supplies and backup necessities) remove typical young-family friction points.

Extended family groups benefit from the spatial separation—adults enjoy the master suite’s privacy while teenagers or adult children occupy the ground floor with direct pool access. The dining setup accommodates six comfortably, and the terrace space allows simultaneous activities (some reading, some swimming, some cooking) without constant negotiation.

Couples seeking relaxation gravitate here for the private pool, the upper terrace’s intimacy, and Mahon’s restaurant scene. The marina’s waterfront dining, combined with this villa’s outdoor entertaining capabilities, suits those wanting both privacy and social access.

Groups of friends find the three-bedroom configuration naturally divides—one couple per ground-floor room, one couple sharing the master suite—with shared living and pool spaces maintaining group cohesion. The private pool eliminates the need to navigate public beaches daily.

Practical Information

Capacity: 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. Two ground-floor doubles (one en-suite, one with separate bathroom), one first-floor master double with en-suite.

Nearest Airport: Menorca Airport (MAH), 5.5km away. Approximately 12 minutes by car. International carriers serve routes from major European cities; domestic Spanish connections operate year-round.

Nearest Supermarket: Seasonal supermarket in Cala Llonga itself. For comprehensive shopping, Mahon town centre (3.5km away) operates standard grocery stores and markets.

Included in Rental: Wi-Fi throughout the property, air-conditioning, television, pool access, garden furniture, cot and highchair, basic linen and towels. Utilities (electricity, water, gas) typically included; confirm specifics with booking confirmation.

Check-In Flexibility: Standard check-in after 3pm, checkout by 11am. Early arrival and late departure sometimes accommodated subject to availability; contact Excellence Luxury Villas directly to arrange.

Tourist License: ET0209ME

Frequently Asked Questions about Menorca Llonga

How many guests does Menorca Llonga sleep?

Menorca Llonga accommodates 6 guests across 3 bedrooms. The ground floor contains two double bedrooms (one en-suite, one with separate bathroom); the first floor contains a master double en-suite. All three rooms comfortably fit adults; one ground-floor double can accommodate a cot for infants, and a highchair is provided. This configuration suits families, extended groups, or pairs of couples.

What is the nearest airport to Menorca Llonga in Mahon?

Menorca Airport (Mahon Airport, airport code MAH) lies 5.5km south of the villa. By car, the journey takes approximately 12 minutes along straightforward roads. Most European cities maintain direct seasonal or year-round connections; transfer services operate from the airport terminal, or self-drive hire cars are available. Luggage handling and airport-to-villa logistics typically consume 45 minutes total from landing to villa arrival.

What is the best time of year to rent Menorca Llonga?

June through September guarantees warm, reliable Mediterranean weather, though August peaks in both heat and visitor numbers. June and September offer ideal conditions—water temperatures around 23-24°C, daytime air temperatures 28-30°C, and considerably fewer crowds than peak season. May and October suit those tolerating slightly cooler water (around 20°C) in exchange for near-solitude. April and November bring occasional rain and cooler conditions but remain viable for outdoor living. December through March sees the fewest visitors but temperatures rarely exceed 15°C, and winter storms occasionally occur. Most Excellence Luxury Villas guests visit May through October.

Is Menorca Llonga suitable for families with children?

Yes, specifically designed accessibility features confirm this. The private pool eliminates beach-navigation requirements and permits constant supervision without crowds. Ground-floor bedrooms mean no stair-carrying for young children or parents managing 2am emergencies. Cot and highchair arrive ready-assembled. Cala Mesquida beach, 4km away, features gentle entry suitable for toddlers and calm water conducive to children’s swimming confidence. Mahon town’s pavement cafes and waterfront restaurants welcome families, and the pace of life throughout Cala Llonga encourages relaxation rather than rushed activity. Family-oriented activities include boat hire from the Marina, cycling on flat terrain, and seasonal children’s programs in Mahon town.

What is included in the rental price at Menorca Llonga?

Rental includes Wi-Fi internet access throughout the property, air-conditioning in all rooms, swimming pool usage, garden furniture and sun loungers, television and satellite access, basic linen and towel provision, cot and highchair, and utility costs (electricity, water, gas). Cleaning is typically included in final walkthrough; confirm specific provisions in booking documentation. Pool heating operates seasonally (summer months). Parking space(s) adjacent to the villa remain included. Not included: personal items, alcoholic beverages, transfers from airport (though these can be arranged through Excellence Luxury Villas), or additional activities.

What restaurants and shops are near Menorca Llonga?

The Marina, 2km away, operates several waterside restaurants year-round serving fresh seafood and traditional Menorcan cuisine. Mahon town centre (3.5km away) contains dozens of restaurants ranging from casual to fine dining, concentrated around the historic centre’s narrow streets and the Esplanada square. The Mahon Fish Market, operating daily in the historic centre, sells fresh catch and prepared pintxos. Supermarkets operate in Mahon town; a seasonal supermarket functions in Cala Llonga itself. Es Castell (6km east) features village restaurants with authentic local character. Cala Mesquida beach (4km away) operates a beachfront restaurant during summer months. Most dining requires a short car journey, emphasizing the villa’s peaceful remove from constant commercial activity.