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Spirit of Son Fuster

VILLACAMPANET, MAJORCA, SPAIN

10 Bedrooms • 10 Bathrooms • Sleeps 20

Private PoolSaunaPrivate ChefMountain ViewHome Theatre

Spirit of Son Fuster is a 10-bedroom luxury villa set within a 40-hectare private estate in the Alaró foothills of Majorca, housed in a 14th-century manor house that has been restored to contemporary standards without sacrificing its historic character. At the foot of the twin peaks of the Alaró mountains and adjacent to the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Serra de Tramuntana, the property combines one of the island's most dramatic natural backdrops with a level of staffing and amenity provision rarely matched at any price point. A full-time chef prepares all meals, snacks and drinks throughout the stay using organic produce sourced locally from the Alaró area, while daily housekeeping runs to 13 hours per day and a dedicated concierge constructs bespoke itineraries for each group. Inside, the villa accommodates 20 guests across 10 en-suite bedrooms, with a private cinema, sauna, spa treatment rooms, fully equipped gym, yoga and meditation space, and a well-stocked wine cellar. Outside, a heated saltwater pool with its own pool bar and mountain views anchors a series of terraces suited to both shaded afternoon rest and open-air evening dining. A helipad, horse stables and a productive vegetable garden round out an estate that functions more like a private country retreat than a rental villa. Spirit of Son Fuster is bookable through CV Villas and sits within their ABOVE collection. It is best suited to large groups of adults, multi-generational families or corporate retreats seeking complete seclusion in the Mallorcan interior.

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Best time to visit

spring
13-22°Cmar · apr · may
moderate crowdgood value

May brings warm, settled weather, green mountain landscapes at their most vivid and significantly lighter visitor numbers than summer, making it the ideal time to enjoy the estate's outdoor spaces and explore the Serra de Tramuntana without the intensity of peak-season Majorca.

Late spring and early autumn are the strongest seasons here: May and September bring warm, settled weather, green hillsides, quieter roads and the full estate in operation without summer heat at its most intense. July and August deliver reliably hot conditions and peak island activity, suited to groups who want the pool and beaches at their best. Winter is mild by northern European standards but sees some resort facilities reduce hours.

winter

dec · jan · feb

Mild and mostly clear by northern European standards, with cooler evenings and occasional rain. Mountain views are sharpest in winter light and the Serra de Tramuntana can see snow on the highest peaks.

8-15°C

low crowdexcellent value

Winter availability at this property is generally good and rates are at their lowest relative to peak season. The full staff package operates year-round, making winter an excellent value window for large groups wanting a full-service experience at a lower weekly rate.

spring

Recommended

mar · apr · may

Warm and increasingly sunny from April, with the island's hillsides green and wildflowers in the Tramuntana foothills. May is reliably warm and dry with long evenings suited to outdoor dining.

13-22°C

moderate crowdgood value

Spring is a popular booking window for groups wanting the estate at its most scenic without summer pricing. May in particular books quickly. Book at least three to four months ahead for preferred May dates.

summer

jun · jul · aug

Hot, dry and reliably sunny throughout, with temperatures at their peak in July and August. The pool and shaded terraces become essential during midday hours, with evenings warm until late.

22-32°C

peak crowdpremium value

July and August are the highest-demand weeks of the year and represent peak pricing for this property. Book six to nine months ahead for preferred summer dates. The island roads are busiest in August; allow extra travel time for beach excursions.

autumn

sep · oct · nov

September remains warm and summery with noticeably lighter crowds. October brings cooler temperatures and occasional rain, with the landscape turning golden in the Tramuntana. November is quiet and mild.

14-25°C

moderate crowdgood value

September is arguably the best-value warm-weather month: temperatures remain high, the pool is fully operational and weekly rates drop from the August peak. October is quieter still and suits those prioritising hiking and the cultural side of Majorca over beach time.

Why we chose it

The detail that sets Spirit of Son Fuster apart from comparable Mallorcan estates is the integration of the vegetable garden directly into the catering offer: the chef draws on produce grown on-site, which means the menu reflects what is actually growing on the estate rather than what arrived from a cash-and-carry. That specificity runs through the whole property. Unlike most large-capacity villas that treat wellness as an afterthought, this one has dedicated spa treatment rooms, a sauna, a yoga and meditation space and a gym that genuinely function as a programme, not a list of amenities. For groups of 20 seeking total seclusion in the Mallorcan interior with full staff, there is almost nothing comparable at this scale.

Reviewed by The Chosen Stay · 2026

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01The Architecture

Spirit of Son Fuster originates in the 14th century, and its manor house bones remain clearly legible despite a comprehensive modern renovation. The building sits low against the Alaró foothills in the vernacular Mallorcan style: thick stone walls, shaded internal patios and a massing that reads as part of the landscape rather than imposed upon it. The renovation has introduced…

02The Interior

The interior of Spirit of Son Fuster reflects the owner's personal collecting history across Spain, North Africa and the American West, resulting in a layered aesthetic that resists straightforward categorisation. Antique and artisan pieces sit alongside contemporary comfort: Egyptian cotton linens on all beds, underfloor heating throughout, a Sonos sound system, and air conditioning in every room. The ground floor…

03The Outdoor

The main heated saltwater pool measures 10m by 6m, at a depth of 1.50m to 1.75m, and faces directly towards the Alaró mountain panorama. A pool bar, sun loungers and pool inflatables make it the social centre of the estate in warmer months. A separate children's pool sits adjacent. Multiple terraces ring the house, some shaded for afternoon use and…

04The Location

Spirit of Son Fuster sits at the foot of the Alaró twin peaks in the interior of Majorca, approximately 2.9km from the village of Alaró, which provides shops, bars and restaurants for day-to-day needs. The estate borders the Serra de Tramuntana, designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its cultural landscape. Palma is 24km by road, roughly a 25-minute drive,…

05Ideal For

Spirit of Son Fuster is purpose-built for large groups who want to be entirely self-contained. Ten bedrooms and 20 guests is the design maximum, and the full staff package, including a resident chef preparing all meals, means no one needs to leave the estate if they prefer not to. Multi-generational families, corporate retreat groups and milestone celebration parties are all…

Amenities

Private PoolSaunaGymAir ConditioningHeatingWiFiMountain ViewBBQTerraceHome TheatreWine CellarCribHigh ChairPlaygroundTable TennisVolleyball CourtPrivate ChefConciergeHousekeepingLaundryWasherDryerDishwasherCoffee MachineOutdoor ShowerPatio
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TheChosenStay's Guide

dining

Celler de Can Amer

One of Majorca's longest-standing Michelin-starred restaurants, in nearby Inca, with a menu rooted in traditional Mallorcan cooking and one of the island's most serious wine lists. Book well ahead, particularly in summer.

15 minutes by car

experience

Serra de Tramuntana hiking, Alaró Castle trail

The trail to Castell d'Alaró starts virtually from the estate's doorstep and climbs to a ruined Moorish fortress with views across the entire island. A two-hour ascent on a clear morning, with a simple restaurant at the summit serving local dishes.

10 minutes by car to trailhead

experience

Helicopter tour of the Tramuntana coastline

The property has its own helipad, and the concierge can arrange a private helicopter tour along the Serra de Tramuntana coastal cliffs and bays. The hour-long circuit covers terrain that is inaccessible by road and looks entirely different from the air.

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Frequently Asked

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A full chef service is included in the rental, covering all meals, snacks and drinks throughout the stay. The chef uses organic produce sourced locally from the Alaró area, including from the estate's own vegetable garden. Beauty and wellness treatments, horse riding, helicopter tours, boat charters and wine experiences are available at an additional cost on request.

Arrival is from 15:00 and departure is by 10:00.

The nearest commercial airport is Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI), approximately 32km from the property and around 30 minutes by road. Palma Airport also handles private and charter aircraft via dedicated FBO facilities, making it the practical arrival point for private aviation as well. Airport transfers can be arranged through the concierge service.

Yes. The villa is well equipped for families with children, with cots and highchairs available, a dedicated children's play area, children's plates and cutlery, a separate children's pool adjacent to the main pool, and extensive grounds for outdoor play. The estate is private and enclosed, with no road crossing required to reach the pool area.

The estate sits within walking distance of the Alaró Castle hiking trail in the Serra de Tramuntana UNESCO World Heritage Site. The concierge can arrange horse riding, helicopter tours, boat charters and wine experiences. Palma's cathedral, galleries and restaurants are 24km away, and the beaches of Playa de Alcudia and Sóller are reachable as half-day trips.

Late spring and early autumn offer the most balanced conditions: warm, settled weather with fewer visitors than the July and August peak. May is particularly strong for the green mountain landscape and mild temperatures suited to both outdoor dining on the terraces and hiking in the Tramuntana. July and August are ideal for pool and beach-focused stays but bring peak island crowds.

The village of Alaró, with shops, bars and restaurants, is 2.9km from the estate. Palma city centre is 24km away, approximately 25 minutes by car.

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Spirit of Son Fuster

£63,140 / week

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