Finca del Campo | 8-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Alaior

Fourteen guests arriving at once. Eight bedrooms. Eight bathrooms. A saltwater pool overlooking countryside that stretches to the horizon. This is what happens when a luxury villa rental in Son Bou, Menorca stops being about square metres and starts being about how a family or group actually lives together. Finca del Campo sits within a 110-hectare private estate—enough land that you hear birdsong instead of neighbours—yet Alaior’s restaurants and shops sit just minutes away by car.

Inside Finca del Campo

Finca del Campo sleeps 16 guests across 8 bedrooms and 8 bathrooms, distributed across two floors with a layout designed so no one fights for the shower. Ground level holds four bedrooms. The master suite anchors one corner with twin continental beds, air-conditioning, and an accessible en-suite bathroom featuring a walk-in shower, twin basins, and bidet—French windows open directly onto the terrace. Three additional ground-floor bedrooms follow the same pattern of privacy: one continental twin with shower-over-bath arrangement; one double with walk-in shower and wardrobe; one more continental twin with shower and built-in storage. Each has air-conditioning and direct terrace access. A cloakroom services the ground floor.

The ground floor also contains the operational heart of the villa. The entrance hall greets you with rattan seating and breathing room. The kitchen runs to professional standards without feeling like a commercial space—ceramic hob, conventional oven, microwave, twin refrigerators, freezer, dishwasher, and a central island with bar seating for two. A utility room with washing machine, iron, and ironing board handles the practicalities. The dining room seats ten comfortably around a single table; the sitting room opposite features sofas, armchairs, satellite television, DVD player, and stereo for evenings when the weather keeps everyone indoors.

The first floor adds four more bedrooms and a secondary sitting area. One spacious double bedroom with vaulted ceiling includes a whirlpool bath alongside the shower, double basin, and bidet—air-conditioned, with wardrobe and fan. A second double bedroom, also vaulted, offers shower, basin, and bidet. Two twin bedrooms with vaulted ceilings complete the upper storey, each with shower, basin, bidet, wardrobe, and fan. French doors from the upper sitting room (which mirrors the ground-floor lounge with sofa, satellite TV, and DVD) connect to a large external terrace accessed via outside stairs.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The garden sprawls across the estate with a character entirely different from manicured resort grounds. The lawn opens toward a pergola sheltering a substantial table with benches—this becomes the heart of outdoor meals. The barbecue area sits nearby with preparation surfaces and sink, sightlines down to the pool. The saltwater pool itself measures 5 metres by 10 metres with a shallow end at 0.35 metres depth, surrounded by eight sun loungers and two parasols. A changing room with shower and toilet sits poolside. An entrance seating area accommodates two dining tables for twelve guests. Beyond functionality, the space simply invites time outdoors: morning coffee watching the light change across fields; afternoon swimming; evening barbecues as the sun drops behind distant ridges.

Inside the garage, a games area holds table tennis and table football—the kind of setup that becomes the focal point for competitive families or groups wanting indoor options on rare rainy afternoons. Parking for multiple vehicles flanks the property entrance. The villa includes four adult mountain bikes and two children’s bikes, making exploration of surrounding trails immediate and chemical-free.

Location: Son Bou and the Surrounding Area

Alaior, 8km from Finca del Campo, represents the heart of rural Menorca—narrow streets climbing between whitewashed houses, independent restaurants serving local fish and Menorcan cheese, and a Thursday market where locals buy produce and textiles. The town has escaped the tourist resort sprawl affecting the south coast elsewhere; it feels inhabited and lived-in. From Alaior, beaches branch in both directions. Son Bou beach itself, 6km away, stretches for nearly 2km with golden sand and clear water rated among Spain’s finest—popular with families and swimmers but never resembling a theme park. Moving north toward the coast, Cala Galdana (15km) presents a dramatic horseshoe cove enclosed by pine-forested cliffs, accessible by a descent through tunnelled pathways cut through rock. Cap d’Artrutx lighthouse marks the southern peninsula, offering walking trails across clifftop heathland with sightlines to Africa on clear days.

The north coast operates entirely differently—dramatic, windswept, and scattered with smaller beaches accessible only by foot or boat. Es Grau (18km) remains a working fishing village with a protected lagoon behind it, good for bird-watching. Fornells (22km) serves as the sailing hub, with boat hire companies and waterfront restaurants specialising in locally caught fish prepared in the traditional caldereta style. Between Fornells and Alaior lies Binibeca Vell, an artificial village constructed in Menorcan style in the 1970s—now more theme park than authentic, but visually interesting and home to several good restaurants.

Culturally, the Menorca Museum in Maó (30km east) houses Talayotic artefacts—the mysterious megalithic structures scattered across the island dating back 4,000 years. The Torre d’en Galmés near Alaior showcases one of the largest talayot settlements. Wine enthusiasts find several small producers: Bodegas Binifadet (20km south) offers tastings of wines made from Menorcan grapes in a restored farmhouse setting. Cheese producers operate throughout the interior—Queso de Mahón holds Protected Designation of Origin status, and visiting a producer’s shop beats any supermarket equivalent.

For cycling, the flatter central and southern sections of Menorca offer routes ranging from 15km to 40km loops, passing through villages like Es Migjorn Gran and connecting rural farmhouses. Boat trips departing from Fornells and Ciudadela (35km west) explore the north coast’s inaccessible beaches—Cala Pregoní, Cala Tirant, and Playa Paraíso feature in most half-day itineraries.

Seasonally, May and September offer temperatures between 20-26°C with lower crowds than summer’s July-August peak. April and October still deliver 18-22°C days suitable for beach time. Winter (December-February) turns cool (12-15°C) but rainfall rarely exceeds a few days monthly, and the island empties entirely—suits those seeking isolation and walking weather. Our Menorca travel guide provides detailed month-by-month breakdowns. For wider context, explore our luxury villa rentals across Spain and our full collection of properties in Alaior.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Finca del Campo aligns with multiple guest profiles. Multi-generational families—grandparents, parents, children spanning ages 3 to 16—benefit from the ground-floor accessibility (no stairs for those with mobility concerns) and the space to sprawl without constant noise proximity. Friend groups of eight to twelve adults find the villa’s dining table, games area, and outdoor entertaining zones built for exactly this scenario. Corporate retreats and team-building groups appreciate the capacity and the privacy of the 110-hectare setting, away from competing resort noise. Couples requiring accessibility features find the master suite’s wheelchair-accessible bathroom purpose-built. Young families with infants appreciate the complimentary cot and high chair provision, the shallow pool end, and proximity to paediatric services in Alaior (clinic 8km away).

Practical Information

Capacity and Layout: Finca del Campo accommodates 16 guests across 8 bedrooms and 8 bathrooms. Four bedrooms occupy the ground floor; four occupy the first floor.

Getting There: Menorca Airport (Aeroport de Menorca) lies 48km east of Finca del Campo, approximately 50 minutes by car. Ground transfers are available; vehicle rental at the airport allows independent exploration of the island. The N721 highway connects the airport directly to Alaior, then local roads branch to the estate.

Essential Services: The nearest supermarket operates 2km from the villa in Alaior (Supermarket Alaior, open daily). A medical clinic is located 8km away in central Alaior (Centro de Salud Alaior). The nearest petrol station sits 3km away.

Inclusions: Wi-Fi connectivity throughout the villa. Utility costs (water, electricity, gas for heating). Linen and towels. Pool maintenance. Air-conditioning and ceiling fans. Washing machine and dishwasher operation. Mountain bikes (four adult, two children). Table tennis and table football. Parking for multiple vehicles. A complimentary cot and high chair on request. Optional add-ons include maid service, private chef or cook, babysitting, spa treatments, yoga instruction, wine-tasting sessions, and boat excursions—arranged through Excellence Luxury Villas.

Check-In and Flexibility: Standard check-in operates at 4pm; early arrival can be negotiated with advance notice. Late checkout extends to 10am or beyond depending on availability and cleaning schedules.

Frequently Asked Questions about Finca del Campo

How many guests does Finca del Campo sleep?

Finca del Campo accommodates 16 guests maximum. Eight bedrooms each contain en-suite bathrooms—four bedrooms on the ground floor and four on the first floor. Bed configurations include twin continental beds (three rooms), double beds (three rooms), and one master twin. A complimentary cot and high chair are available on request for infants, accommodating small additional guests without occupying a full bedroom.

What is the nearest airport to Finca del Campo in Menorca?

Menorca Airport (Aeroport de Menorca) is located 48km east of Finca del Campo, with a typical transfer time of 45-50 minutes by car. Direct flights operate from most major European cities. Vehicle rental companies operate at the airport terminal. Excellence Luxury Villas arranges airport transfers on request.

What is the best time of year to rent Finca del Campo?

May through September offers warm, dry weather ideal for pool use and beach visits—temperatures ranging from 22-28°C. April and October provide pleasant spring and autumn conditions (18-22°C) with fewer crowds. July and August peak at 28-30°C with maximum visitor numbers. December through February stays mild (12-15°C) with minimal rainfall, suiting those seeking solitude and walking weather. Avoid September’s occasional autumn storms and July-August’s intense heat if heat sensitivity is a concern.

Is Finca del Campo suitable for families with children?

Yes. The villa includes a shallow-end pool section (0.35m depth) suitable for young swimmers under supervision. Ground-floor bedrooms eliminate stair navigation with toddlers or mobility constraints. A complimentary cot and high chair accommodate infants. Son Bou beach (6km away) offers family-friendly facilities, gentle slopes, and lifeguard coverage during summer. Nearby Alaior has paediatric medical services. The 110-hectare estate provides safe, traffic-free outdoor space for children to explore. Optional babysitting is available through Excellence Luxury Villas.

What is included in the rental price at Finca del Campo?

The rental rate includes Wi-Fi throughout the property, all utilities (water, electricity, gas), linen and towels, pool maintenance, air-conditioning and ceiling fans, use of the washing machine and dishwasher, mountain bikes (four adult, two children), table tennis and table football equipment, parking, and a complimentary cot and high chair on request. Optional services billed separately include maid service, private chef services, babysitting, spa treatments, yoga instruction, wine-tasting experiences, and boat excursion arrangements.

What restaurants and shops are near Finca del Campo?

Alaior (8km away) contains numerous independent restaurants: Es Pla specialises in traditional Menorcan fare; Lateral serves Mediterranean fish and tapas. The Thursday market in Alaior’s central square stocks local produce, cheese, and crafts. Supermarket Alaior (2km from the villa) provides groceries daily. For fine dining, Fornells (22km north) hosts restaurants including Es Pla Fournier and La Menta, known for locally caught seafood and caldereta (traditional stew). Cala Galdana (15km) offers casual beachfront cafés and restaurants. The town of Ciudadela (35km west) contains the island’s most concentrated restaurant scene and a waterfront market.