Mallorca for Romantics in 2012

Looking for a romantic location to spoil your loved one this year, well how about Mallorca? Boasting beautiful beaches, idyllic, unspoilt countryside and only a two-hour flight from a choice of UK airports, Mallorca is the perfect destination for couples looking to while away lazy, halcyon days in the Mediterranean sunshine. Situated in the island’s prettiest rural locations, Mallorca Farmhouses offers a great choice of intimate and secluded properties which are ideal for a honeymoon or a romantic holiday, including a new addition, Aljup de Son Amer.
Set on the outskirts of the pretty village of Es Llombards, Aljup de Son Amer is a recently restored stone-clad cottage, conveniently located within walking distance of local tapas bars, a bakery, restaurants and shops. This cosy one-bedroom property is furnished to a high-spec with open-plan kitchen and an en suite double bedroom with stairs to a small mezzanine. Outside, its attractive gardens are speckled with olive trees with a brand-new private pool and a delightful shaded dining terrace and BBQ area, ideal for relaxing afternoon siestas. Couples can chill out at the property or visit the beautiful sandy cove of Cala Llombards. Backed by pine-scented cliffs and with crystal clear water, this quiet cove is one of Mallorca’s hidden gems.

Prices in 2012 start from £630 per week or £315 per person based on two sharing. Contact Mallorca Farmhouses  Tel 0845 800 8080. Car hire is essential.

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