Villa rental prices in Mallorca: Finca and holiday home costs

How much does it cost to rent a finca in Mallorca? A single figure won’t tell you much: a small house for a family, a finca with a private pool for six guests and a villa for a larger group are all priced very differently. What’s more, a price advertised as ‘from’ may not apply to your week of travel. This guide shows you specific nightly and weekly prices from published listings and helps you work out what they mean for your budget. You’ll find examples for six and ten people, see what smaller houses with pools can cost, and learn why an exceptional estate is not a useful benchmark for a typical holiday finca. Holiday apartments in Palma should also be part of your budget planning, but you shouldn’t base their expected prices on finca listings. By the end, you’ll know which details to compare before booking.

How much does it cost to rent a finca in Mallorca?

The following amounts are asking prices for individual properties, not island-wide averages. Where a price range is given, the exact nightly rate depends on the dates you choose. Start by comparing houses with similar guest capacities and facilities.

The price ranges overlap considerably. Even with the same number of guests, capacity alone tells you little about the price for your particular week of travel.

How much does a finca cost for six people for a week?

For a week-long stay, an explicitly stated weekly price is a clearer guide than a nightly rate that may only be available on certain dates. The ‘Finca Valentina’ listing in S’Horta is advertised on fincas4you for up to six people from €2,086 per week mentioned.

For fincas accommodating six to eight guests, Vacalia gives a guide price for the high season in July and August of €2,500 to over €5,000 per week. This is a price indication from the provider, not a guaranteed price for a particular property.

Note: A weekly price marked “from” is not the total price for your dates. Check the actual bookable total for your chosen travel dates.

How much does a small finca or holiday home with a pool cost?

Even for a small property, “with a pool” is not enough to pin down the price. Location, size and other features vary. These published listings offer a starting point for your search:

The listing near Capdepera shows why a blanket minimum price for houses with pools is of little use: the nightly rate shown is just one advertised price. You’ll need to check whether it applies to your dates during the booking process.

How much does a finca for ten or more people cost?

For ten guests, Finca Laurel in Cas Concos is available through fincas4you from €4,725 per week. Another listing on fincamallorca.de quotes a finca for ten people from €149 per night. Without the same travel dates and details of the amenities, these two prices aren’t directly comparable.

For even larger groups, the range widens: finca-privat lists a finca near Ariany with a pool and room for 16 people at €414–1,173 per night. For another finca near San Lorenzo, also sleeping 16 people, rates are €1,454–2,643 per night listed. So what matters is not just how many people are travelling with you, but which specific house you book and for which dates.

When does a finca become an expensive villa?

For budgeting purposes, “villa” is not a price category in its own right. The facilities and the individual property matter more than the label. For example, fincaservice-meier lists the “Forn Fumet” finca near Porto Colom, with sea views and room for eight people, at €285–779 per night. The “Vall Dor” finca, with sea views and a pool, is listed there at €795–1,089 per night.

A published comparison by Mallorca Zeitung on 22 February 2026 shows how much more exceptional properties can cost: a test week at the “Casa Iris” villa in Port d’Andratx was quoted at €21,146. Examples like this illustrate the upper end of the range, not the typical price of a finca or villa.

If you are still weighing up accommodation types, the villa versus hotel comparison can help.

How much does a holiday apartment in Palma cost?

Finca prices cannot be applied to holiday apartments in Palma. Monthly rental listings for residential properties do not answer the question of what a holiday apartment costs either: they cover a different type of rental.

Instead, search specifically for holiday apartments in Palma for your travel dates. Check the permitted number of guests, the total price shown and the apartment’s location, rather than applying a finca price to the city.

What factors affect the rental price?

Vacalia identifies season, size, location and facilities as key pricing factors. The listings make this clear: even among houses for six guests, the published nightly rates vary considerably.

For a useful comparison, the best approach is to:

1. Set your travel dates. Only then does a price range become a price for your dates.
2. Check the occupancy limit and the number of bedrooms you need. A high maximum guest capacity alone does not mean the layout will suit your group.
3. Make a note of the amenities. For example, compare houses with pools against other houses with pools if a pool is important to you.
4. Check the total price. Do not compare one property's lowest nightly rate with another's weekly rate.

How do you compare listings before booking?

Record the same details for each property: travel dates, number of guests, bedrooms, pool, listed price, and anything shown as an extra charge or explicitly included during booking. For example, some listings on miet-finca-mallorca show €0.00 in additional charges in the price details. Do not assume that applies to other properties.

Also check which terms actually apply to the listing you have chosen. A statement on an overview page is no substitute for the details of the specific property and booking.

The most common budgeting mistakes

• Treating a ‘from’ price as a fixed weekly rate. The starting price may not be available for your travel dates.
• Comparing nightly and weekly rates directly. First, compare prices for the same length of stay.
• Mixing up long-term rentals and holiday stays. A monthly rent for a country house does not tell you what a week's holiday will cost.
• Filtering only by guest capacity. Location and amenities can have just as much influence on the price.
• Using an exceptional luxury property as your benchmark. One extraordinary property does not represent the whole market.

What comes next?

Once you have found a suitable price range, choose specific properties and check their availability for your dates. Then compare the full listing details before deciding. If you want to live on the island for longer rather than take a holiday there, long-term rental in Mallorca is the more relevant topic.

Not legal or tax advice.

Checklist for your finca budget

• Your travel dates and number of guests are confirmed.
• The number of bedrooms suits the group.
• The amenities you want – especially a pool – are listed in the specific property listing.
• You have compared prices for the same period.
• You have checked the total price for your chosen dates.
• You have read the terms and conditions for the specific property.

Conclusion

For six guests, published listings for fincas with pools show prices of, for example, €170–€487 per night; a separately listed weekly price for a finca accommodating up to six guests starts at €2,086. For ten guests, there is a weekly offer from €4,725. These are useful starting points, but they are not standard rates for Mallorca. Base your budget on the property, the number of guests and, above all, the travel dates you are actually considering.