Villa Alemania | 6-Bedroom Villa in Port de Pollensa Pollensa

Twelve guests converge on Port de Pollensa, a town that refuses to rush, and Villa Alemania becomes the quiet command centre for your Mallorca escape. This luxury villa rental in Port de Pollensa sits 1.5km from the bustling waterfront, close enough to restaurants and markets yet insulated by pine-lined roads and the kind of silence that makes mobile phones feel unnecessary. The Mediterranean stretches beyond the northern coast of Mallorca, and you’re positioned to experience it without the overwhelm of mass tourism.

Inside Villa Alemania

Villa Alemania sleeps 12 guests across 6 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms, arranged across two floors with considered efficiency. The ground floor welcomes you through a generous entrance hall that sets the tone: white walls, marble underfoot, light that floods through oversized glass doors.

Two bedrooms anchor the ground level. The first contains twin single beds with direct terrace access and a full en-suite bathroom featuring both bathtub and shower—ideal for families with younger children who need privacy without isolation. The second ground-floor bedroom houses a double bed, also with terrace access and its own complete bathroom. Both bedrooms enjoy the advantage of street-level proximity to the main living areas, practical for guests who prefer avoiding stairs or arriving late.

The ground-floor living spaces radiate from a central axis. The lounge spans a considerable footprint with satellite television, deep seating scattered across marble flooring, and architectural openness that makes the space feel twice its actual size. The kitchen follows a clean, contemporary aesthetic—all glass doors and clean lines—with full equipment for self-catering that extends to a dining zone accommodating 10 people. A covered terrace adjoins this zone, creating a semi-outdoor eating space where morning coffee tastes different than it does at home.

The first floor houses four additional bedrooms, each with balcony access and en-suite bathrooms. Three bedrooms contain twin single beds, making them flexible for children, teenagers, or adults preferring separate sleeping arrangements. The fourth first-floor bedroom features a double bed. All four bathrooms include bathtub-and-shower combinations—no compromises, no shared facilities. Each bedroom opens onto a balcony with sunrise visibility across the property’s eastern aspect.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The swimming pool commands the center of the grounds: 9 metres long, 4.5 metres wide, with depth graduating from 0.8 metres to 1.8 metres. This sizing accommodates confident swimmers and cautious paddlers with equal grace. Sun loungers—not the flimsy variety but substantial pieces designed for actual comfort—surround the pool area on cobbled decking that stays cool underfoot even in July heat.

Beyond the pool zone, the gardens expand into terraced sections and lawns that have received professional attention. This isn’t ornamental—it’s the kind of space where twelve people can simultaneously occupy different zones without feeling crowded. The covered terrace provides respite from direct sun while maintaining sightlines across the property. A barbecue anchors one corner, suitable for evening meals when the air cools and the Mediterranean breeze arrives. Garden furniture distributes throughout, creating micro-zones for reading, conversation, or simply watching the light change.

Private parking sits adjacent to the property entrance. The entire grounds are enclosed by off-white fencing that provides security without creating the sensation of a compound.

Location: Port de Pollensa and the Surrounding Area

Port de Pollensa occupies the northwestern corner of Mallorca, where the Balearic coastline curves into a natural harbour. The town itself stretches along a 5km beach that remains relatively uncongested even in peak season—swimmers and sunbathers distribute along the sand rather than concentrating in one area. The waterfront holds restaurants at casual intervals; expect fresh fish, paella, and seafood prepared without pretension.

The Pollensa town centre lies 12km south, reachable by car in under 20 minutes. This older settlement preserves medieval character with narrow streets radiating from the main plaza. The Pollensa Museum occupies a Renaissance building constructed between 1588 and 1616, housing Gothic altarpieces and contemporary Mallorcan art. The museum operates weekdays, 10am to 2pm, with free admission. Sunday mornings bring the weekly market—over 300 vendors selling produce, textiles, and artisan goods from 8am to 1:30pm. Local merchants offer seasonal fruit, including cherries in June and figs in August.

The Church of Our Lady of Carmen (Iglesia del Carmen) stands in Pollensa’s plaza, its 1918 consecration marking over a century of religious and cultural significance. Inside, sculptures depict Carmen and the Christ Child, representing the town’s maritime heritage and the protection offered to fishing communities.

Beyond town, Mallorca reveals itself in layers. The Tramuntana Mountains form a dramatic spine along the western coast, home to stone villages like Valldemossa and Deià—30km away and worth a day trip for mountain views and artist communities. The Cap de Formentor lighthouse sits 15km north, at the peninsula’s tip, offering coastal views that extend across to Minorca on clear days. Boat hire operates from Port de Pollensa’s waterfront for exploring smaller coves and offshore islets. Windsurfing and sailing schools utilise the northern coast’s consistent winds.

Palma, Mallorca’s capital, lies 50km south (approximately 45 minutes by car). The cathedral dominates the waterfront; the old town contains galleries, tapas bars, and the Royal Palace. Palma Airport (Aeropuerto de Palma de Mallorca) sits 55km away—approximately 50 minutes’ drive from Port de Pollensa—and handles direct flights to most European capitals.

For seasonal planning: May and September offer warmth without extreme heat, with water temperatures of 18-20°C suitable for swimming. July and August peak at 28-30°C with full crowds. October and April provide mild weather, 15-20°C, with fewer visitors. Winter (November to March) brings rain and wind, though daytime temperatures hover around 12-15°C. Explore our luxury villas across Europe and our full collection in Pollensa. For destination context, our Mallorca travel guide details regional attractions, dining, and cultural events throughout the year.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Villa Alemania accommodates extended families or groups of friends requiring both shared living and private bedroom space. The 6 bedrooms with 6 separate bathrooms eliminate morning queue logistics that plague multi-bedroom rentals. Families with children benefit from the ground-floor bedroom accessibility and supervised pool with graduated depth. Multi-generational groups appreciate bedroom distribution across two floors, allowing quieter sleepers upstairs and early risers downstairs without collision.

Corporate groups using Port de Pollensa as a team retreat find adequate workspace and Wi-Fi for flexible working during daytime, with evening and weekend emphasis on shared activity. Wedding parties renting for pre-event gatherings appreciate the villa’s capacity and private entertaining spaces. Couples celebrating anniversaries can occupy the double bedrooms while accommodating travelling companions.

Practical Information

Villa Alemania sleeps a maximum of 12 guests across 6 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms. All bedrooms feature en-suite bathrooms with bathtub and shower combinations. The property includes Wi-Fi connectivity, air conditioning throughout, central heating for cooler months, a washing machine, cot and high chair for infant accommodation, and hair dryers in each bathroom.

Palma Airport lies 55km south, requiring approximately 50 minutes’ drive. Rental car services operate from the airport; alternatively, coach transfers can be arranged through the property management. The nearest supermarket, Carrefour Express, sits 800 metres from Villa Alemania on the road toward Port de Pollensa town centre.

The rental includes all utilities (water, electricity, heating), Wi-Fi internet, bed linen and towels, pool maintenance and cleaning, and barbecue use. Housekeeping can be arranged for mid-week refreshing. Check-in flexibility depends on the specific booking period but typically begins at 4pm with checkout at 10am.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Alemania

How many guests does Villa Alemania sleep?

Villa Alemania accommodates 12 guests: six bedrooms comprise two ground-floor bedrooms (one twin, one double) and four first-floor bedrooms (three twin, one double). All bedrooms feature en-suite bathrooms. Additional infant accommodation includes a cot and high chair available on request.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Alemania in Port de Pollensa?

Palma de Mallorca Airport (aeropuerto de Palma de Mallorca, also called Son Sant Joan) sits 55km south of Port de Pollensa. The transfer takes approximately 50 minutes by car under normal traffic conditions. Direct flights connect Palma to major European cities year-round.

What is the best time of year to rent Villa Alemania?

May through October offers warm, reliable weather suitable for pool use and beach activity. May and September provide optimal conditions—warm daytime temperatures (22-25°C), manageable crowds, and water temperatures around 19-20°C. July and August deliver peak heat (28-30°C) but bring maximum tourist volume. April and October offer pleasant mild weather (15-20°C) with fewer visitors but cooler water. Winter months (November to March) bring occasional rain and cooler temperatures (12-15°C), though sunny days occur regularly.

Is Villa Alemania suitable for families with children?

Yes. The property includes a cot and high chair for infants. The swimming pool has graduated depth from 0.8 to 1.8 metres, accommodating confident swimmers and young children under supervision. Ground-floor bedroom access prevents stair navigation with small children. Port de Pollensa’s main beach lies 1.5km away with shallow zones suitable for young swimmers. Local restaurants accommodate families readily, and supermarkets stock all necessary supplies. The private grounds provide secure outdoor play space.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Alemania?

The rental includes all utilities (water, electricity, gas for heating), Wi-Fi internet access, bed linen and towels, pool maintenance and heating, air conditioning and central heating, use of all furnished spaces, barbecue facilities, cot and high chair, and hair dryers. Housekeeping can be added for additional cost. Cleaning schedules vary by booking length but typically include mid-stay refreshing for longer rentals.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Alemania?

Port de Pollensa’s waterfront holds approximately 15 restaurants and cafés within walking distance, serving seafood, Mediterranean cuisine, and international options. The Pollensa weekly market (Sundays, 8am-1:30pm, 12km away) sells fresh produce, textiles, and local crafts. Carrefour Express supermarket sits 800 metres away for self-catering supplies. Pollensa town centre (12km south) contains bakeries, butchers, and specialist shops. Larger hypermarkets (Carrefour, Hipercor) operate in Palma (50km), though less necessary for weekly rentals given local market access.