Holiday Rentals Mallorca
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Good to know
An ETV licence is mandatory for tourist letting in Mallorca. Before buying, check whether the property has a valid licence.
Mallorca is one of Europe's most popular locations for holiday property. Browse holiday flats, homes and chalets for sale. Note that renting out a holiday property to tourists in Mallorca requires an ETV licence (Estancia Turística en Vivienda). Without this licence, substantial fines apply. The issuance of new licences is heavily restricted in many municipalities.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are holiday properties on Mallorca and who may rent them out?
Holiday properties are flats, houses or fincas intended for short-term tourist rental. On Mallorca you need an ETV licence (Estancia Turística en Vivienda), which is applied for through the Consell de Mallorca.
How do I find holiday properties with a rental licence on Mallorca?
On mallorca.com you can specifically search for properties with an existing ETV licence. Look for the licence number in listings and verify it through the official Balearic register.
Which regions on Mallorca are particularly popular for holiday properties?
The southwest coast (Calvià, Andratx), the Bay of Alcúdia and the southeast (Santanyí, Cala d'Or) are particularly sought after. The Tramuntana region offers unique fincas but has stricter building regulations.
How much does a holiday property in Mallorca cost?
Holiday properties in Mallorca start from around €200,000 for a small apartment with sea views and range to over €5 million for luxury villas with pools. A typical 2-bedroom holiday apartment near the beach costs around €250,000-450,000. Fincas inland with an ETV licence start from around €400,000. Purchase costs are approximately 10-13% of the purchase price.
What return does a holiday property in Mallorca generate?
The rental yield of a holiday property in Mallorca with an ETV licence is around 4-8% gross annually, depending on location and features. In high season (June-September), weekly rental prices of €1,000-5,000 can be achieved. Good properties achieve 70-85% occupancy in season. After deducting management, cleaning, taxes, and maintenance, the net return is around 3-5%.