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Make a holiday rental home or self-catering villa in Arta, Spain your home away from home

The quaint village of Arta is located in the picturesque northeast of Spain’s Majorca Island (Mallorca). The village is surrounded by rolling hills covered in almond, fig and olive trees. Arta’s rich history, beautiful, diverse scenery and excellent weather make it a lovely holiday destination for short breaks. In spite of Majorca’s popularity with tourists, Arta has managed to retain an atmosphere of quiet charm.

Things to do on holiday in Arta, Spain

There is plenty to see in the village, which is easily explored on foot. Visitors to Arta villas cannot help but be impressed by the Sanctuary of Sant Salvador that dominates the skyline of the village. The 13th century gothic church not only has excellent views over the village but also overlooks the Ses Paisses ruins. This Bronze-age archeological site is one of Majorca’s most important monuments.

The Regional Museum of Arta is well worth a visit for those interested in the history and culture of Arta and Majorca. There are also numerous old religious buildings surrounding Artà, including the parish church of Transfiguració, the priory of Santa Maria de Bellpuig, the Franciscan convent of Sant Antoni de Pádua and the hermitage of Betlem.

Another popular tourist attraction is the Cave of Arta, which is set into the side of the cliff and has spectacular views over the Mediterranean. There are guided tours of the cave daily.

Visitors staying in self-catering villas in Arta can buy local produce at the market that is held in Conqueridor Square each Tuesday. Tourists can also take home crafts that have been locally made such as skillfully weaved hats and baskets.

Despite being one of the island’s smaller villages, there are many colourful fiestas and celebrations throughout the year including the festival of Sant Antoni of Padua and the festival of Arta’s patron saint Sant Pere in June, the fiesta of Sant Salvador in August and the Summer Fair in September. These celebrations offer a wide variety of activities, parades and performances that are sure to keep visitors entertained.

Places to visit on holiday in Arta, Spain

Arta is located approximately 70km away from Palma where you can find excellent shopping and great restaurants. The vibrant Ballena strip in Magalluf is the best place to go if you want a taste of Majorca nightlife, but for nightlife that is closer there are the coastal towns of Cala Rajada and Porto Cristo.

The best way to explore the island is to join a guided tour that takes you to the top attractions including Magalluf, where you can enjoy Aqualand and the Pirates Adventure Theatre Show, Palmañola, which has a Medieval Show, and the lovely town of Pollensa in the north.

Weather in Arta, Spain

Like the rest of Majorca, Arta has a Mediterranean climate with over 300 days of sunshine a year. Temperatures in summer reach 30˚C, and winters are mild, making it a wonderful holiday destination year round.

Flights to Arta, Spain

The airport at Palma is 70km away from Arta. BMI, easyJet, Ryanair, and Flybe offer flights toPalma de Mallorca from various UK destinations. From the airport visitors will have to hire a car and drive to their accommodation in Arta.

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Francisca and Rafael were wonderful from start to finish. They met us at the apartment when we arrived and took time to explain all the facilities and the local area. The apartment is a in a lovely quiet area, was clean and very well equipped, a true home away from home. The pool area is large and very quiet, we had a private pool at certain times which was great! I wouldn't hesitate in staying at the apartment the next time I return to Mallorca and thank Francisca and Rafael for their hospitality
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  • Review Submitted: Sep 10, 2017
  • Date of Stay: Aug 2017
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Beautiful Betlem

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We had a fantastic holiday in Betlem, which we really think is the nicest place to stay in Majorca if, like us, you want beautiful scenery and peace and quiet, even in the middle of August. It is a very upmarket enclave, mostly with large detached houses nestled in the pine forest. The villa development is an opportunity to stay amongst all this splendour, at a much more reasonable price. Saying that, the villa is very spacious, has every amenity that you might expect and a few more that you wouldn’t. Even with outside temperatures in the upper 30’s the villa remained cool with windows open and shutters closed. We spent a lot of time on the upstairs and downstairs balconies, which have beautiful views over the pool towards the mountains. The pool area is large and never got very busy, and the tennis court was free whenever we wanted to use it. There is no sandy beach at Betlem, but there are a couple of intimate little coves where you can sunbathe and swim. We did some fantastic snorkelling here, and loved walking in the nature reserve, which is only a five minute walk from the front door. Overall, highly recommended.
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