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Those heading off on a holiday to a luxury villa in Mallorca will certainly not find it hard to keep themselves amused on the island. Famed for its great nightlife, interesting culture and delicious Spanish food and drink, Mallorca attracts thousands of holidaymakers every year. But surely, one of the best things about the Spanish isle are its incredible beaches - and with 70 to choose from, you could head to a different one every single day of your Mallorca holiday. If you are on the hunt for a beach which offers fun from morning until night then the busy bays of Palma Nova and Magaluf are sure to appeal. These are both located in the island's nightclub hotspots and as such, those relaxing on these beaches will be spoiled for choice for places to eat, drink and be merry after a day of sunbathing. These beaches are often frequented by young people who have headed off on a Mallorca holiday to sample the island's famous nightlife but the size of the beaches and fun atmosphere also attracts families with children holidaying in Spain. If this all sounds a bit too noisy, then head up to the beaches in the beautiful Andratx region of Mallorca. The bays in this part of Majorca are great for those seeking a peaceful time away from the tourist crowds. Also, this part of the island is often favoured by the rich and well-heeled, drawn to the area by its tranquillity and privacy. If you look out from the bays in Andratx you could catch a glimpse of a famous Hollywood face on one of the multimillion pound yachts often seen gliding on the crystal blue waters around the island. Beaches worth visiting in this area include the San Telm Beach and Camp de Mar Beach and who knows, you could even bump into a well-known celebrity while paddling in the sea which laps the beautiful shore. The wide range of luxury Spanish villas available in this part of Mallorca attract all sorts of people but even those without a celebrity pay cheque will easily find something suitable. For a beach with a difference, you should certainly take time out of your Mallorca holiday to visit the Portals Vells Beach, which is situated right in the middle of a Natural Area of Special Interest, Cap de Cala Figuera. This area is famed for its large numbers of protected sea birds and is sure to interest any nature fan visiting the island. As well as the chance to spot some rare and endangered birds, a visit to the Portal Vells Beach can give you the opportunity to sample some truly beautiful seafood. The beach boasts two restaurants which serve up the freshest in Spanish fish, some of which is caught right on the shore. If you are heading to Mallorca with younger members of the family in tow, then a beach which is slightly smaller may be more suitable, to ensure that you can keep an eye on playful children at all times - and for such travellers, the beach at Paguera is definitely recommended. This beach is smaller in size than many of Mallorca's other bays and also boasts lots of rock pools which will no doubt appeal to adventurous kids keen to explore, bucket and spade in hand. The compact layout of the beach means that even if mum and dad are relaxing on the sunbeds which are available to hire, they will be reassured that the children are close by. As well as sunbeds, visitors to Paguera Beach can hire parasols to keep themselves out of the Spanish sun, which is often extremely warm in the morning and at midday. So, no matter what kind of beach day you seek - from a relaxing lie on a sandy beach to a fun-filled day of watersports and volleyball - Mallorca will certainly have something to offer you. There are 70 beaches in total and other ones definitely worth a visit are Sa Calobra Beach, Cala Deia Beach and Banyalbufar Beach - and with so many places to stay in Mallorca, you are sure to find a great luxury villa to stay in near to your perfect getaway bay. If you are looking for a luxury villa in Mallorca look no further than Mallorca Farmhouses. Search self-catered accommodation for Mallorca holidays.
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