27 properties in Balearic Islands
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27 properties
Editor picks
“Unlike most luxury villas that excel at either relaxation or entertainment, Aphrodite's Oasis masterfully balances both extremes of the Ibiza experience. The fully soundproof basement nightclub is a genuinely rare feature that transforms the property into a complete destination, eliminating the need to venture out for late-night revelry. The rooftop plunge pool with views toward Formentera creates picture-perfect sunset moments that epitomise Balearic luxury. We particularly appreciate the thoughtful design details: outdoor marble bathtubs positioned for stargazing, multiple bar areas that encourage natural circulation during parties, and that distinctive Japanese-style eighth bedroom which adds an unexpected cultural touch. One of the few properties in southern Ibiza that can genuinely claim to offer a 5-star hotel experience whilst maintaining the intimacy of a private residence.”
“We were drawn to Tranquillity Glow's rare combination of clifftop privacy and genuine beach access on Ibiza's least developed coastline. Unlike the majority of luxury villas on the island, this property offers direct access to the sea through private pathways rather than requiring a drive to reach the water. The villa's position on Es Cubells' dramatic cliffs means every bedroom and living space captures unobstructed Mediterranean views, creating a sense of floating above the sea that few properties can match. Most significantly, the inclusion of a private chef for daily breakfast and six hours of housekeeping sets this apart from typical self-catering villas, allowing guests to experience genuine luxury service whilst maintaining the privacy and space of a private residence.”
“The footbridge crossing over the main pool is genuinely unique amongst Ibiza's luxury villa offerings, creating an architectural feature that photographs beautifully and functions as both art installation and practical design element. Staying here feels like occupying a private resort rather than simply renting a villa, particularly due to the interior atrium with its living pond and trees beneath the stained glass dome, which creates a sense of being in a luxury botanical conservatory. Unlike most high-end Ibiza properties that prioritise outdoor spaces exclusively, Ibizan Breeze balances spectacular exteriors with an interior that remains cool and inviting even during the island's peak summer heat, making it one of the few villas where guests genuinely enjoy spending time indoors.”
Why Balearic Islands
What makes Balearic Islands worth choosing
Four Islands, Four Moods
Each island operates on its own rhythm. Mallorca's Tramuntana mountains and Deià artist colony feel worlds away from Ibiza's sunset rituals at Sa Caleta or the prehistoric Talayotic trails of Menorca. This range means a single archipelago can satisfy radically different ideas of what a luxury holiday should be.
Architecture Rooted in Landscape
Balearic design culture runs deep, from whitewashed fincas with sabina-wood beams to minimalist concrete-and-glass villas that frame the sea. Areas like Santa Eulària des Riu and the hills above Sant Josep showcase properties where local stone, open courtyards and infinity pools blur the line between interior and landscape. The result is accommodation that feels genuinely of its place.
A Mediterranean Culinary Scene
The islands hold a growing constellation of serious restaurants. Mallorca alone counts multiple Michelin-starred kitchens, while Ibiza's farm-to-table movement has turned inland villages into dining destinations. Local markets in Sineu, Santa Gertrudis and Ciutadella provide the raw ingredients for private chef experiences back at the villa.
Best time to visit
Local guide
Local guide to Balearic Islands
dining
El Bigotes
Simple and exceptional seafood in a waterfront setting that epitomises authentic Ibiza dining. Book ahead as this hidden gem fills quickly with locals and discerning visitors.
Taller Sa Peña
Exceptional locally-sourced cuisine in Ibiza's old town with seasonal menus that showcase island ingredients beyond typical tourist fare.
Blue Marlin Eivissa
Iconic beach club at Cala Jondal offering globally influenced cuisine and creative cocktails with stunning sea views. Book ahead during peak season as this is one of Ibiza's most sought-after dining destinations.
experience
Benirras Beach Sunday drums
Join the famous sunset drumming sessions every Sunday at Benirras beach, where locals and visitors gather on the rocks to watch the sun disappear into the sea accompanied by spontaneous percussion.
Santa Maria dels Cubells
This picturesque clifftop church offers stunning sunset views across the Mediterranean and provides the perfect spot for evening walks from the villa.
Castle of Ibiza
Panoramic Mediterranean views from medieval fortifications surrounding the historic quarter, with galleries and artisan shops within the castle walls.
activities
Las Dalias Market
One of Ibiza's most authentic experiences, this famous hippie market combines local crafts, live music and genuine bohemian atmosphere just 3 minutes from the villa.
Cala d'Hort
This pristine beach offers some of Ibiza's clearest waters for swimming and snorkelling, with dramatic views of the mystical Es Vedra rock formation rising from the sea.
Cala Xarraca
This sandy cove offers the clearest waters in northern Ibiza, perfect for snorkelling and ideal for families seeking a quieter beach experience than the southern resorts.
wellness
Agroturismo ATZARO
A tranquil spa retreat with outdoor pool and farm-to-fork dining that complements the property's wellness facilities. The therapists and peaceful setting make this essential for relaxation-focused holidays.
shopping
Las Dalias Market
Ibiza's most atmospheric hippie market with artisan crafts, vintage finds and live music that captures the island's bohemian spirit perfectly.
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions about Balearic Islands
When is the best time to visit Balearic Islands for a luxury villa holiday?
Peak season runs from late June through August, when temperatures sit around 30°C and the social calendar is at its fullest. May, early June and September offer warm seas, quieter beaches and lower villa rates, making them ideal for travellers who prefer space over spectacle. October still delivers pleasant weather on Mallorca and Ibiza, though some restaurants and beach clubs begin to close for the season.
What types of luxury properties are available in Balearic Islands?
TheChosenStay curates a hand-picked collection of villas across the islands, ranging from restored rural fincas with centuries-old character to sleek contemporary builds with floor-to-ceiling glass and rooftop terraces. Many properties sit within private grounds surrounded by olive groves, pine forest or coastal scrubland, and the architectural style often reflects the traditional Ibizan or Mallorcan vernacular reinterpreted for modern living.
How much does a luxury villa in Balearic Islands cost per week?
Weekly rates in our current collection range from around $3,000 to $15,000, depending on the property's size, location and season. Expect to pay toward the upper end for peak-season stays in July and August, particularly for villas close to the coast in high-demand areas like Ibiza's south-west. Shoulder-season bookings in May, June or September can reduce costs significantly while still delivering excellent weather.
What amenities do luxury properties in Balearic Islands typically include?
Private pools are standard, and most villas feature extensive outdoor living areas with shaded dining terraces, summer kitchens and lounging zones designed for the island climate. Many properties can arrange private chef services, daily housekeeping and concierge support for restaurant bookings, boat charters and airport transfers. Higher-end villas may also include spa facilities, home cinemas and direct sea access.
How many guests can luxury villas in Balearic Islands accommodate?
Villas in the collection typically sleep between 4 and 14 guests, covering everything from intimate retreats for couples to large family or group gatherings. Properties with six or more bedrooms often include separate guest annexes or poolside casitas, giving larger parties both shared social spaces and genuine privacy.
How do you get to Balearic Islands?
Palma de Mallorca (PMI) and Ibiza (IBZ) airports receive direct flights from most major European cities, with flight times of around two hours from London. Menorca's Mahón airport (MAH) has good summer connections, while Formentera is reached by a 30-minute ferry from Ibiza. Transfer times from the airports to villa locations rarely exceed 45 minutes, and private transfers or helicopter charters are widely available.
Which areas of Balearic Islands are best for a luxury villa stay?
On Ibiza, Sant Josep de sa Talaia gives access to the island's finest west-coast sunsets and secluded coves, while Santa Eulària des Riu and Talamanca combine a relaxed village atmosphere with proximity to the marina and old town. Mallorca's Deià, Sóller and the south-west coast around Andratx attract travellers drawn to mountain scenery and cultural weight. Menorca's north coast around Fornells suits those seeking genuine tranquillity, and Formentera's Ses Illetes peninsula delivers some of the Mediterranean's clearest water.
Is Balearic Islands suitable for families, couples or groups?
The islands work well for all three. Families benefit from shallow, sheltered beaches on Menorca and Mallorca's east coast, plus a wide range of larger villas with child-friendly grounds. Couples gravitate toward boutique-scale properties in quieter corners like Formentera or Ibiza's northern hills. Groups of friends find the social infrastructure of Ibiza town, Palma and the beach club scene a natural complement to a private villa base.
How far in advance should you book a luxury villa in Balearic Islands?
For July and August stays, booking six to nine months ahead is advisable: the most sought-after properties in areas like Sant Josep and Mallorca's south-west coast fill quickly. Shoulder-season dates in May, June or September allow more flexibility, though booking at least three months in advance still gives you the strongest selection. Early planning also secures better rates, particularly for longer stays.
Our Selection in Balearic Islands
I think of these islands as a place where serious relaxation and genuine cultural depth coexist without compromise. The travellers who get the most from a stay here tend to care about architecture, food and landscape in equal measure. That is exactly why our curation matters. Every villa in our collection has been assessed on design integrity, setting and the quality of its guest experience. We are not trying to list everything available. We are trying to present only what we would book ourselves. If that approach resonates, you are in the right place.
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