It is no secret why Santa Ponsa is home to some of the most luxurious villas in Mallorca. It has it all – the warm Mediterranean weather, the sandy white beaches, the delicious local food. But Santa Ponsa is so much more than a traditional seaside resort for a family holiday; its close proximity to Palma appeals to business owners, whilst the undisturbed sea views from the cliff tops leading to Port Adriano prove popular with superyacht owners looking for a second residence.
Mallorca is considered to be one of the premier golfing holiday destinations in Europe; Santa Ponsa Golf Club is an exclusive resort consisting of two 18-hole one one 9-hole world class courses. At 590m, the 10th hole is one of the largest in Europe, and has been home to numerous national and international tournaments.
Playas de Santa Ponsa Tennis club comprises of eight professional clay courts; open year-round, it is an idyllic location to have a friendly game or to challenge a new opponent in the regular tournaments. Whatever your level, benefit from expert tuition and improve your game in the club’s 1-2-1 lessons or private academy.
Santa Ponsa’s Jungle Parc is the first point of call for any adrenalin junkies; situated high in the pine trees, the adventure park is an acrobatic circuit consisting of zip lines, ropes and suspense bridges with over 100 individual platforms. Challenging and fun, Jungle Parc is suitable for children and adults alike as different circuits cater for all levels of abilities.
Katmandu Park, voted “the friendliest theme park in Europe”, is just ten minutes away by car; here children of all ages can enjoy Katmandu’s famous upside-down fun house and splash water park, whilst the braver can battle zombies on a thrilling laser ride. The nearby Western Water Park also guarantees a fun day out for the whole family.
Santa Ponsa’s southwest coast is best accessible via sea; charter a yacht and set sail over crystal clear blue waters, dropping anchor for swimming and snorkelling through the island’s numerous coves and bays. The calm, crystal clear waters also present ideal conditions for scuba diving; the underwater landscape is breathtaking, including secluded caves and wrecks and diverse aquamarine life. ZOEA dive centre on Santa Ponsa Marina runs daily excursions to El Toro, Islas Malgrats and Isla Dragonera, tropical marine reserves with abundant sea life and excellent visibility.
We believe that a truly luxurious home must be energy efficient. Our properties tap into the natural resources of the island, using photovoltaic solar panels to reap the benefits of the Mediterranean sun. Any rain water is carefully collected and utilised for automatic garden irrigation, and we use premium insulation methods, high efficiency double glazing and ground/air source heat pumps to keep the carbon footprint low and to ensure that no energy is wasted. We don’t even waste ‘waste water’ – our homes benefit from a revolutionary grey water system, which allows waste water from the showers, washing machine and other outlets to be filtered and rechanneled into the toilet flushing system.
In addition to benefiting the planet, Mileve Living’s thoughtful design process ensures that the running costs of each luxury villa is minimal. By commissioning a home which is energy efficient, you ensure that your investment will benefit from long-term savings – the fruits of which will be seen in as little as five to seven years.
Playas de Santa Ponsa Tennis club comprises of eight professional clay courts; open year-round, it is an idyllic location to have a friendly game or to challenge a new opponent in the regular tournaments. Whatever your level, benefit from expert tuition and improve your game in the club’s 1-2-1 lessons or private academy.
Mallorca is considered to be one of the premier golfing holiday destinations in Europe; Santa Ponsa Golf Club is an exclusive resort consisting of two 18-hole one one 9-hole world class courses. At 590m, the 10th hole is one of the largest in Europe, and has been home to numerous national and international tournaments.
Santa Ponsa’s Jungle Parc is the first point of call for any adrenalin junkies; situated high in the pine trees, the adventure park is an acrobatic circuit consisting of zip lines, ropes and suspense bridges with over 100 individual platforms. Challenging and fun, Jungle Parc is suitable for children and adults alike as different circuits cater for all levels of abilities.
Katmandu Park, voted “the friendliest theme park in Europe”, is just ten minutes away by car; here children of all ages can enjoy Katmandu’s famous upside-down fun house and splash water park, whilst the braver can battle zombies on a thrilling laser ride. The nearby Western Water Park also guarantees a fun day out for the whole family.
Santa Ponsa’s southwest coast is best accessible via sea; charter a yacht and set sail over crystal clear blue waters, dropping anchor for swimming and snorkelling through the island’s numerous coves and bays. The calm, crystal clear waters also present ideal conditions for scuba diving; the underwater landscape is breathtaking, including secluded caves and wrecks and diverse aquamarine life. ZOEA dive centre on Santa Ponsa Marina runs daily excursions to El Toro, Islas Malgrats and Isla Dragonera, tropical marine reserves with abundant sea life and excellent visibility.
Santa Ponsa town is framed by Playa de Santa Ponsa, a glistening white sandy beach which stretches for over 560m. Almond trees and pine trees grace the sides, offering relief from the sun on hot Summer days. Sun beds and parasols are available to hire, and there are modest changing rooms and toilet facilities. Popular with families due to the shallow waters and its prestigious ‘Blue Flag’ status, the beach also includes a purpose built children’s play area. Playa de Santa Ponsa is home to a number of water sport facilities, including jet skiing, surfing, kayaking, pedalos and banana boats. An array of restaurants, bars and chiringuitos overlook the beach, and offer the perfect opportunity to grab a cocktail while watching the sunset.
For those who prefer to get off the beaten track, Santa Ponsa’s ‘little beach’ is just a fifteen minute walk from the main town. Preferred by locals, the little beach is a sheltered cove which opens onto the beautiful blue Mediterranean sea.
