Arta Villas

Luxury villa rentals in Arta, Mallorca

Arta is an old hilltop town with an arty, bohemian feel and the Serra de Llevant as its backdrop. There are archaeological sites to explore nearby, and the Caves of Arta are a must.

We offer contemporary villas, traditional sun-bleached townhouses and modern apartments in and around Arta, so you can choose the style that suits your holiday.

An outdoor holiday in Arta

Arta is a good base if you like being active. Golf and tennis players are well catered for, and you can hire bikes in town. You can also go horse riding in the countryside, or rent a boat in nearby Colonia de Sant Pere.

How to get to Arta

Arta is about 75 km from Palma airport, and the main roads make the journey easy: the Ma-15 takes you almost all the way.

From the airport, initially take the Ma-19 heading west towards Palma. Turn off at exit 6 onto the Ma-30 in the direction of Inca. Take the first exit at the roundabout onto the Ma-15 and follow this road all the way to Arta. The journey by hire car or taxi should take about one hour.

Once here, regular buses ferry you to Palma, Cala Rajada, Capdepera, Playa Canyamel and Manacor train station where you can catch one of the island’s fast, efficient trains.

Exploring Arta on foot

The old town is best seen on foot, as the main sights are all within walking distance. Many artists live here, and wandering between the historic buildings, tree-lined avenues, artisan shops, café-bars and galleries is one of the nicest parts of a stay in Arta. In the evening, the town’s restaurants serve Mediterranean and traditional Mallorcan dishes such as frit mallorquí.

Whether you need a villa for family and friends, a stone townhouse or an apartment for a romantic break, our team will help you find the right place around Arta.

Things to do in and around Arta

• Sant Salvador: climb the steps to the hilltop sanctuary and its fortified walls for views across the town and the coast.
• Ses Païsses: one of the best-preserved Talaiotic settlements in Mallorca, just outside the town. Read our guide to Ses Païsses.
• Llevant Natural Park: walking trails through wild hills down to unspoilt coves such as Cala Torta and Cala Mesquida.
• Tuesday market: the weekly market fills the streets of the old town with local produce and crafts.
• Via Verda: a car-free path along the old railway line between Arta and Manacor, ideal for cycling and walking.

Villas in Arta: frequently asked questions

How far is Arta from Palma airport?

About 75 km, around one hour by car.

Are there beaches near Arta?

Yes. Cala Torta, Cala Mesquida and the beaches of Colonia de Sant Pere and Cala Ratjada are within 15 to 25 minutes by car.

Is Arta good for a quiet holiday?

Very. The north-east of the island is less developed than most coastal areas, and our countryside villas and fincas around Arta offer plenty of privacy.