Villa Muro II

The villa

Located a short walk away from one of Europe’s best beaches, Villa Muro II is a scenic refuge and the perfect summer escape for up to eight guests. This sleek, modern villa boasts stunning views across the nationally protected lagoon and provides for all of your holiday needs.

Entering through the front door brings you into an open plan living and dining area, complete with satellite TV and lounge. The fully - equipped kitchen gives you the freedom to cook up anything from a Mediterranean salad to a gourmet meal, and all with easy access to the adjoining terrace. The ground floor also includes a double bedroom, family bathroom and walk - in shower. Upstairs you'll find three more bedrooms, including the master with a queen - sized bed and en suite. Two twin bedrooms share access to an additional family bathroom and the balcony with its spectacular lagoon views.

Outside you’ll find an inviting swimming pool, al fresco dining table, barbecue, and a range of deck chairs and garden furniture. The lush scenery provided by the S’Albufera de Mallorca nature preserve stretches away to distant peaks. 

With its unbeatable location close to pristine beaches of lapping turquoise water, bars, restaurants and ample opportunities for water sports and scenic hikes, Villa Muro II is a piece of paradise.

The northeastern coast of the beautiful Balearic island of Mallorca is a one of the most stunning resort hotspots in the Mediterranean. This rich and various area offers a great blend of natural beauty, cultural richness and recreational opportunities to ensure a getaway you’ll never forget.

The nearest beach to Villa Muro II, fewer than ten minutes away on foot, is a long and sandy playground for all the family; brimming with bars, shops, supermarkets, restaurants, water sport rentals and boat trips. There’s also a convenient bus line with regular stops along the beachfront making it easy to access nearby attractions and other areas of the island.

History buffs have only to take a short jaunt to the town of Alcúdia to admire the 14th century wall around its old town. The remains of a Roman town can also be found just outside the town walls, including a Roman theatre. The town is famous for its small restaurants, and depending on the time of year your visit may coincide with a festival period, such as the Festival of St. Jaume in July, the Jazz Festival in August, or even the Night of the Romans.

Lagoon views from the villa will also entice you to explore the S’Albufera de Mallorca nature preserve. This sprawling wetland is rich in biodiversity, especially its variety of bird species and walking trials.

For many, the real fun begins with the sun sets, and this area’s vibrant nightlife is sure not to disappoint. The variety of bars and hotspots along the beachfront will have you spoiled for choice. Explore the local culinary scene one mouthful at a time at the tapas bars or stroll the promenade as the evening unfolds and follow your nose to local bars, cosmopolitan restaurants and fun dance spots.