Cloaked in ancient dry stone, this classic village home feels like it's from a storybook. We love how the light bounces off the local stone, permeating a beige hue, reminiscent of a hot Mallorcan summer. Speaking of, your suntrap of a patio is perfect for lying out in the morning sun, coffee in one hand and a book in another. When you're ready to explore, enjoy strolling leisurely through the historic town of Santanyí, a place that's strongly held onto its Mallorcan charm. There are certainly fewer crowds to wade through. That's except for Saturday, which is the day a bustling market is held. It's peaceful and traditional whilst offering a good dose of culture, art, and plenty of places to eat. It's actually considered a food lover's paradise, and your host is full of recommendations for the very best places to eat. This part of the island also boasts dramatic cliffs which have formed secret coves to have all to yourself. And while they might not be on your maps app, the locals will be happy to help you find them. But sometimes, when the sun is beating down, you just want a stretch of soft sand to spend...Read more the day. Set back from a green natural park lies S'Amarador and Cala Mondragó – think crystal clear waters and sparkling white sand, just a seventeen or twenty-three-minute drive away. And if you want to experience a quaint Mallorcan fishing village, Cala Figuera is just eight minutes by car. Tuck in to freshly caught seafood while looking out at the glittering Mediterranean sea. Read less