Deia, sometimes known as Deya, is an old and very beautiful village on the northwest coast of Mallorca.
Deia is small, so the right villa makes a big difference. Our local team knows the village and its surroundings and can suggest a villa, townhouse or apartment that matches what you are looking for.
Luxury villa rentals in Deia, Mallorca
For many years, Deia has attracted writers, artists and musicians from all over Europe looking for a special place to work. It is a village long associated with the arts.
Balearic Villas offers holiday villas, traditional townhouses and apartments to rent in Deia at a wide range of prices.
You can choose between villas, traditional townhouses and apartments, including properties suited to families and groups of friends.
What to see in Deia
Life moves slowly in Deia. These are the places worth making time for.
Archaeological Museum: located in Deia’s converted old mill, the museum is one of the oldest buildings in the village. It mainly features prehistoric items found in local caves and sites.
Parish Church: Deia also has its pretty parish church, and from the church graveyard where Poet Robert Graves is buried, you can enjoy breath-taking views over the mountains and coastline.
Museu Parroquial: found at Deia parish church, this small museum houses an interesting collection of bric-a-brac.
Ca n’Alluny: The Deia home of the acclaimed poet and author Robert Graves author of ‘I Claudius’. Restored to its original 1940s appearance, Graves created most of his best work here.
Miramar Monastery and Museum: a monastery founded in 1276. Check the opening times before you visit.
Deia International Music Festival: This summertime classical music extravaganza Deia brings in visitors from far and wide.
Cala Deia: The signposted walk down through the tranquil lemon groves to Cala Deia, a pretty shingle beach backed by jagged cliffs, is one of the nicest walks in the area, and the cove is a good place for a swim.
Lemons galore: Deia is lemon country. Sampling the local freshly squeezed lemon juice and lemon-flavoured cakes and pastries is a must.
Tramuntana Mountains: perhaps the most scenic part of Mallorca, the Tramuntana mountain range is just behind Deia and stretches the length of north western coast. Excellent hiking country.
Quality restaurants: Deia has a good selection of restaurants in the village.
Son Marroig: just outside Deia this country mansion is situated high up overlooking the coastline. The house and gardens are lovely and the views are superb.
Holiday villas in Deia
Deia suits people who like a quiet holiday and a village with an artistic feel. It sits on terraced slopes that rise from the sea, with the Teix mountain behind it, and it is small enough to get to know in a few days.
It is also a good base if you like walking, cycling or simply exploring the plants and wildlife of this part of the island. Our rentals range from contemporary villas to traditional townhouses and apartments with views of the Tramuntana.
How to get to Deia
Although Deia is in a quiet part of Mallorca, it is conveniently connected by the main coastal highway to the capital of Palma.
Approximately 35 km north west of the capital Palma and Son Sant Joan International Airport, the drive to Deia along the winding Ma-10 road is one of the most scenic in Mallorca.
Fairly frequent buses also connect Deia with Palma, Soller, Puerto Soller and Valldemossa.
Whether you need a villa for a group, a stone townhouse or an apartment for a romantic break, our team will help you find the right place in Deia.
Villas in Deia: frequently asked questions
Is Deia the same as Deya?
Yes. Deya is an alternative spelling of Deia; both names refer to the same village on the north-west coast of Mallorca.
How do I get to Deia?
Deia is connected to Palma by the main coastal highway, and the drive along the winding Ma-10 road offers lovely views. Fairly frequent buses connect Deia with Palma, Soller, Puerto Soller and Valldemossa.
Is there a beach in Deia?
Yes. Cala Deia is a small shingle beach backed by cliffs, reached by a signposted walk down through the lemon groves.
What is there to see in Deia?
Visit the parish church and the graveyard where the poet Robert Graves is buried, his home Ca n’Alluny, the Archaeological Museum in the old mill and Son Marroig just outside the village. The Tramuntana mountains behind the village are good walking country.
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