El Mal Pas

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Villa |4 bedrooms |Sleeps 8

Bon Aire in Alcudia

from £129 / night

£897–£1794 / week

6 nights minimum stay

Changeover flexible

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Key info  Swimming pool, beach or lakeside relaxation, air conditioning, balcony/terrace, car essential, private garden, no pets allowed

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About the home

This very charming villa in the area of BonAire located to the north of the old walled town of Alcudia.

The lovely beach of "Mal Pas" has very long and sandy beaches that well situated to connect to Alcudia and the famous golf course in Aucananda both of which are within a short drive. The North of the island offers many wonders apart from sandy beaches and the sea, there are a lot of outdoor activities, shops, restaurants, bars, etc. all year round. The villa has a well maintained garden and offers 4 double bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms, a fully equipped kitchen and the private swimming pool (8x4 meters).

On the ground floor you find a hall with a door to the living room on the right hand side. The living area is bright and comfortable with sofas, Air conditioning, a large open fire place and the patio doors open onto a lovely shaded terrace. The kitchen is fully equipped with a fridge-freezer, oven, dishwasher, washing machine and microwave. It also has a convenient breakfast area.

The bedrooms are all situated to the left of the reception hall. There is one double bedroom and three twin bedrooms along with 3 bathrooms. In this hall there is also a second Air con unit

The outside features pretty gardens bordered by trees and shrubs. The lovely rectangular pool with a Roman end is surrounded by a walled terrace. There is an outdoor dining area next to the built-in barbecue which is situated between the pool terrace and villa entrance.

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The Mallorca/Majorca region

Port d'Alcudia is a small fishing port, which nowadays has become very popular for people who want to live near the beach. The promenade has won several competitions in architecture and urbanism. The Port is alive with a pleasant aroma in the breeze. On one side the sea, llauts (traditional fishing boats) and modern marina Alcudiamar. On the other hand, the best fish restaurants, ice cream parlors and clothing stores. And facing the beach, miles of fine sand that draws the semicircle of the bay of Alcúdia. It is the most popular beach in the area and has all sorts of services from bars to boat rental, sailing courses and an aquatic park.

Not only is there beach of Alcudia. Those who love to browse around have a lot to do. Since there are almost twenty beaches of sand and rocks, accessible only by sea. Among the intimate beaches include Alcanada, or the S'Illot Coll Baix. The latter is a true marvel of nature that is only accessible by boat to have a pleasant outing among pine trees and rocks.

Precisely from the Coll Baix begin some very interesting excursions for those who love trekking and nature as it rises to Talaia Sa, a former defensive watchtower at the highest point of the municipality. From above we see two bays, the Serra, Alcúdia, the Pla de Mallorca and when the day is clear, the coast of Menorca.

But if there is somewhere to visit for nature lovers, it has to be S'Albufereta S'Albufera, which are the two largest wetlands of ecological importance of the Balearic Islands. Its environs are where interesting plant and animal life meet.

Only 3 miles from the house you will find the old town of Alcúdia, called the faithful city in Christian times, the name has an Arabic and Roman footprint. A past forged between them in a privileged enclave in the north of Mallorca. Situated close to the Sierra de Tramontana, Alcúdia has at its back the farm and rural Mallorca, and bathes its feet in the waters of two bays, the north of Pollença and Alcúdia east. Alcúdia is located in the middle of this area of contrasts, between the stone wall of the Serra and the sandy coves of the Bay Alcudiense.

The present does not detract from the historical legacy that remains today Alcúdia an unknown place for many island residents, which surprising is unknown to most. It is not common to find an authentic place located so acessible to the tourist that has kept the essence of the Mediterranean town where everything happens at another speed, where everything is savored and enjoyed. Alcudia, in a sense, we live today as yesterday, taken within its medieval walls (which began building in 1300). Sa Plaza is the hub of alcudienses, place of passage, the meeting point. Around it are bars and terraces that allow us to enjoy this peaceful place and combine it with a good dish.

Leaving the square´s winding streets in several directions you get to points on the wall such as the gates of Xara and Sant Sebastia, and the Church of Sant Jaume, opposite which lies the city of Rome Pollentia and a little beyond the Roman theater, a "rara avis" because it is actually constructed into the rock.

A row of orange trees mark the route of the main streets, the Carrer del Moll and Carrer Major. There are small jewelry shops, shoe shops, clothing stores, bars, restaurants, among many large houses built centuries ago, small and peaceful squares. Alcúdia is one of those places where it's worth losing yourself in its streets to discover around every corner a new charm, a new feel.

Every Tuesday and Sunday morning, the pace of the city speeds up with the open market. Farmers, traders, artisans, artists fill Alcudia with color and the bustle of people around, inside and outside the medieval wall.

The Alcudia / Bon Aire area

Near the house is plenty of options, attractions, activities to do and places to visit.

LOCAL PLACES TO VISIT:
- The Roman city of Pollentia, founded in 123 BC, placed at only 1 mile.
- The Roman theatre, exceptional for being carved into the stone, placed at only half mile.
- City of Alcúdia medieval, walled enclosure within which lies the village of Alcudia, place at only 1 mile.
- Fundación Yannick and Ben Jakober with an interesting collection of portraits of children. 5 miles.
- Mono-graphic Museum of Pollentia. 1 mile.
- Museum of the Parish Church of Sant Jaume. 1 mile.
- Natural Park S'Albufera. The biggest natural park of the Balearic Island at only 3 miles.
- Natural Park S'Albufereta.

INTERESTING BEACHES IN THE SURROUNDINGS:
- Bahia de Alcudia beach, the biggest fine sandy beach of the Balearic Island is just downstairs. That's the beach and the bay that you could see and enjoy from the balcony. In this beach you will find many facilities and services (sunbeds, umbrellas, sailing school, attractions, bars, parking, restaurants, and many attractions specially recommend for the children)
- Quiet and tiny beaches such as S'Illot or Alcanada. 4 miles.
- Naturist beaches as Es Coll Baix. 5 miles.
- Windy beaches for practising sports such windsurfing or kite-surfing as Can Cap de Bou in the Pollensa bay. 2 miles.

ACTIVITIES AND SPORTS:
- Walk along the protected areas of Ermita de la Victoria, and Penya S'Atalaia des Migdia (highly recommended)
- Excursion to the Caves of Menorca (underground caves unexplored)
- Hidropark water park (slides, wave pool, miniature golf, ...)
- Costa Cruises to sail north. There are boat trips (cruises Brisas)
- Alcanada Golf Course, 18 holes opened in 2004
- Hang-gliding and paragliding from Puig de Sant Martí (mountains where thermal currents allow the practice of these sports)
- Marinas of Bonaire and Alcudiamar.
- Cycling (starting point to climb the Serra de Tramuntana, Alcúdia has areas with bike lane)
- Municipal sports facilities (soccer field artificial turf, covered pavilion with terraces, swimming pool deck building, gym, ...)

How to get there

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How to get to the apartment from the airport:
- Join the motorway from the airport , direction Palma (PM-19) for 5,5 Km.
- Take the second exit to the “Vía de Cintura” (PM-20) direction “Andratx / Via de cintura” and continue for 2,8 Km.
- Take to exit signalled “Inca / Pto Alcudia” and carry straight on (PM-27) direction Alcúdia for 40 Km.
- Follow the signs to “Alcúdia” (centre). When you could see the Medieval walls you should turn to your right and go round the wall for 400 mt. (the wall remains on your left). After that you will reach a croos and take the road to "La Victoria / Puerto del cocodrilo", after 2 kilometers you will arrive to cross with two restaurants, there is the meeting point..


RENT A CAR
There are many companies that accept reservations from Internet, they have good rates and you can get the car in the airport. Generally to rent a car in Mallorca it is quite cheap compared with another places.
Here are some of these companies:
- http://www.pepecar.com (low cost)
- http://www.europcar.com
- http://www.hasso-rentacar.com (low cost)
- http://www.recordrentacar.com
- http://www.avis.com
- http://www.hertz.com

TAXIS
The price to take a taxi is around 60 Euro one way Airport - Puerto de Alcudia Alcudia. It’s easy to find one of the white taxis outside the terminal in the airport.

SHUTTLE
Another option is to book before and take a shuttle, you can share or take one by yourself. It is less expensive. ( around 14 € /person if you share it ).
http://www.shuttledirect.com/es/palma_aeropuerto_traslado.php
http://www.mallorca-transfers.com

BUS
The remaining possibility is to reach Can Picafort by bus. First catch the bus Airport-Palma Centre (Plaza España ) and then take the bus Palma Centre-Can Picafort (you can get more information about this timetable at the web http://www.autocaresmallorca.com )

Activities near Alcudia

Rental prices

Prices for group size 6
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
LAST MINUTE PRICE	1 Apr 13	1 May 13	840€ 840	120€ 120	120€ 120	6 Nights
BEST PRICE MAY	1 May 13	1 Jun 13	1120€ 1120	160€ 160	160€ 160	6 Nights
OFFER JUNE	1 Jun 13	1 Jul 13	1540€ 1540	220€ 220	220€ 220	6 Nights
SUMMER	1 Jul 13	1 Sep 13	2100€ 2100	300€ 300	300€ 300	6 Nights
SEPTEMBER	1 Sep 13	1 Oct 13	1470€ 1470	210€ 210	210€ 210	6 Nights
OCTOBER	1 Oct 13	1 Nov 13	1050€ 1050	150€ 150	150€ 150	6 Nights

The property's weekend rates apply to: Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights

NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.

Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.

20% must be paid by bank transfer so as to confirm the reservation.

80% will be paid during the check-in after the guest could check that the house is perfectly.

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4 years listed You are contacting Juan Tolo (property manager) Landline n/a Mobile 34 660 584513 Languages spoken The property manager is based in Spain and has advertised with Holiday Lettings since 2009. This villa has so far received no reviews.

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