Villa Mallaui, Cala Talaier, Menorca

An outstanding villa on the south coast of Menorca, Mallaui is a 20th century period building yet equipped with 21st-century comfort. Extending over 1500m2 this large villa exudes a comfortable and Mediterranean-style atmosphere.

Beautiful & majestic 20th century period building with modern comforts
Great for events with indoor events space of 160m2
Private access to 3 best beaches in Menorca; Cala des Talaier, Son Saura and Cala en Turqueta (all voted top-10 beaches in the world)
Surrounded by pine & beech forest providing charm & privacy

An incredible pine and beech forest of approximately 300,000m2 surrounds the house, providing Mallaui with a unique charm and privacy. The forest extends all the way to some of the most breath taking beaches and coves in the Mediterranean, fully accessible via private roads.

FEATURES

8-bedrooms rooms, 2 with en-suite bathrooms,
1-bedroom connecting to master bedroom and bathroom, sleeps 12 comfortably
2 spacious living rooms and reading room
Covered terraces with comfortable seating
Fully equipped open kitchen, pantry and prep area with refrigerator & freezer
Dining room seating up to 12
Outdoor parking
Indoor events space of 160m2
Easily accessible to main road system, 15-min drive from Ciutadella, 20-min drive from the airport, 10-min drive from Santa Eulalia
Private access to 3 best beaches in Menorca; Cala des Talaier, Son Saura and Cala en Turqueta (all voted top-10 beaches in the world)
WI-FI available
Original flooring adorned with handmade tiles
Minimum daily service including breakfast and refresh of villa daily
Staff member available at all times
Change of bedding every 3 days
Chef’s services upon request

ABOUT THE AREA

Menorca is the perfect escape for a truly relaxing holiday. Known for its endless white sand beaches and turquoise calas lined with pine trees, the island is picture perfect.

Menorca is the most family-oriented, picturesque and tranquil of the Balearic Islands. The capital, Mahon, is on a bluff overlooking a large harbor, with Georgian mansions and a church with 13th-century roots. A good highway links Mahón with the older town of Ciudadela (the former capital) on the opposite side of the island. Ciudadela is home to a cathedral, partly dating from the 14th century, and also boasts several elegant palaces and medieval churches.

The island has water parks, water sports, cycling and hiking routes, golf, fishing and much more for those wanting a more active holiday. It is blessed with around 46 sandy beaches, plus a few rocky and pebbly beaches, many of which are beautiful small, deserted coves.

In terms of cuisine, fresh seafood is the order of the day in the local restaurants. The island’s signature dish is ‘caldereta de llagosta’, a beautiful lobster stew, which was originally prepared by the fisherman on their boats. Menorca is also known for the famous Mahon cheese, and locally produced Gin Xoriguer. Back in the 18th century Menorca started production of gin on the island to satisfy the demand from the British sailors.