Deya

Deya, Majorca, Spain

Situated in the midst of the Tramuntana mountain range on the west coast of Majorca, Deya (also spelt Deia) is a picturesque village which attracts many day-trippers to its interesting winding streets.

Deya

The picturesque mountain village of Deya has numerous cafes, bars and exclusive restaurants to be found along its maze of winding narrow streets. A popular choice with nature lovers looking to explore the stunning surroundings alongside musicians, writers and painters attracted by the villages' bohemian vibe.

Palma Airport is just 30mins drive away.

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Deya Hotels (4)

Belmond la Residencia Hotel is a luxury boutique hotel, tucked into the foothills of the Sierra Tramuntana on the island's North-West coast....

This small charming country house hotel is a fully air conditioned complex with good facilities both on and off site. The rooms of the hotel were refurbished in 2010. Ideal for those looking for a r...

The hotel enjoys a peaceful setting, surrounded by pine trees, olive trees and mountains, the perfect spot for relaxation....

Ideal for those seeking a quiet and relaxing getaway, the Sa Pedrissa dates back to the 17th Century and has now been reconverted into a romantic rural hotel with eight deluxe rooms....

The beach

Cala Deya is a pebbly beach 70-metres in length, it can be reached from the village by a 30-minute walk. There are two small restaurants here and an ideal spot to snorkel or swim.

Things to do nearby

The village of Deya (Deia) has an attractive 15th century church, which houses a collection of religious art, it's also home to the former residence of writer and poet Robert Graves which has now been transformed into a museum.

An ideal base for enjoying the great outdoors, with plenty of walks and cycling routes, there are two riding stables within 15 km and also the Son Termens 18-hole golf course which is approximately 15 km away.

There are several charming villages to be found in this area of Majorca, many with cobbled lanes, sights and historical buildings of interest, such as the 14th century Carthusain Monastry in Valledemossa, where during the winter of 1838-1839 composer Frederick Chopin and writer George Sand once stayed.

The estate of Jarndines de Alfabia is found just outside Bunyola, historically the home of the Arabic Viceroy of the island, it displays a fine example of Moorish garden design where the emphasis is on water and irrigation.

Graph displaying average temperatures throughout the year at Deya

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