Aixa | Casa en Alcúdia

Location
This is a wonderful house just by the sea with an amazing viewpoint to Pollença Bay. The house is surrounded by the sea in both sides. It can accommodate 4 people.
The views from the terrace and the location of this modernized fishermen's house, make the perfect place to spend your holiday. In fact, the terraces are usually the favourite corner of the house. There you will be able to relax, sunbathe, have dinner with your friends and family or read a book, while enjoying the beautiful views to the Mediterranean Sea and Cap de Formentor, one of the nicest places in Mallorca.The house has a well furnished living room and a fully furnished kitchen with all the equipment you might need during your holiday. There are two bedrooms: one with a double bed and an en-suite shower bathroom and the second one with two twin beds. Another shower bathroom will be found on the -1 floor. The house has two terraces, one in the front and one in the back. Both of them have sea views.The area is very quiet, as not may neighbours are around. You can still feel the fishermen lifestyle of years ago. In the past, fishermen used to go fishing with their "llaüts" (Majorcan traditional boats) and then go to the Lonja in Alcudia to sell it. From this lovely house you will be able to do some walking or cycling trips: Costa del Cap del Pinar, Albufereta de Pollença or visit the medieval town of Alcudia which still conserves its impressive wall. This is a perfect place to visit the north of Mallorca, as you will find gorgeous sites nearby: Formentor and the surrounding coves, Alcudia beach and the charming towns of Pollença and Alcudia.Pets are not allowed.The holding of events is forbidden.Consult the advertiser for possible charges.Forbidden to make fire and / or barbecues.Please be quiet and respect the hours of rest as this is a residential area. Do not disturb after midnight.Distances: Beach: 0.17 km - Platja de Morer Vermell, Es BarcarésAirport: 62 km - Son Sant JoanGolfplatz: 7.4 km - AlcanadaTown: 3.4 km - AlcúdiaTrain station: 16.8 km - Sa PoblaBus stop: 2.3 km - AlcúdiaFerry: 5.3 km - Puerto de AlcúdiaHospital: 8.6 km - Juaneda MuroTourist license: ETV/11709There's a mandatory tourist tax in Balearic Islands, called Ecotasa. All guests, except people under 16 years, have to pay this tax. The amount varies between 0.55€/night and guest during the low season and 2.2€/night and guest during the high season .The tax is reduced by half from the 9th day for your stay. Guests will receive an email 7 days prior to arrival with mandatory general deposit payment information. The deposit is payable by credit card via a secure link within 24 hours after receiving the email. For more details, please contact the office using the information on the reservation confirmation received after booking.
Surroundings
Majorca, the largest island of the Balearic Islands, is reminiscent of beach resorts, but there are many other ways to enjoy both the coast and inland - especially in the fall and winter, when the large numbers of tourists are gone and the temperature is more suitable for outdoor activities. You can spend a week exploring the Tramuntana mountain range along the western side of Mallorca on foot or by bike. Or you can visit the vineyards in the middle of the island, where you can enjoy traditional local wines. You can also visit a farm by cycling or walking, where you can learn how to make the sobrasada or mallorquín pork sausage. Here you will find great places to eat out. The Mallorcan cooks prepare traditional recipes adapted to modern tastes. There are six Michelin star restaurants on the island. This renewed enthusiasm for the local cuisine is also visible in all restaurants in Mallorca. Even if you have been on the island a few times, there is always more to discover, especially by exploring the lush inland, countryside as well as the spectacular coastline. Usually the beach holiday season starts in May and ends in October, but the island is also beautiful in the spring when the almond trees are in bloom. Outside the hottest months of July and August, the Balearic Islands are perfect for an active holiday, with lots to see if you are interested in plants or birds, or if you want to discover the local culture. While most beach resorts close in the winter months, Mallorca is an ideal location for a holiday all year round. If you want to do more than just lie on the beach, take advantage of the low prices in the winter enjoying the taste of a real life in the Balearic Islands.