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Sa Cumuna
★★★★Poligon 008, Parcela 108, Camí Camí Ses Comunes, s/n, Campos8,7 Very good · 12 reviews- WiFi
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Campos, in the south of Mallorca, offers a quiet base to explore the island without the hustle and bustle of the east or west coast. Vacation accommodation here is concentrated in two well-differentiated areas: the urban center and the coastal strip of Sa Ràpita and Ses Covetes. In the town, vacation homes and some villas let you experience everyday Mallorcan life, with a weekly market on Sundays and restaurants where you can eat well for less than you would pay at the beach. The coast, on the other hand, groups most of the villas with a pool and quick access to coves with fine sand, but it means taking the car for any shopping or errand.
The main difference between both options is the pace. If you want to disconnect and don't mind driving ten minutes to have dinner, the Sa Ràpita developments give you proximity to the sea and long sunsets. If you prefer to walk down to get bread and mingle with the neighbors, the urban center is more practical and, generally, more economical. There are also accommodations scattered among farmhouses and secondary roads, ideal if you value privacy above all, although you will need a good GPS and some patience with rural paths.
As for prices, high season (July and August) drives rates up to an average of 935 euros per night, with a minimum of 401 euros. If you can, travel in May, June, or September: the weather is still good for the pool and prices drop noticeably. To get there, the easiest is to fly to Palma and rent a car at the airport; from there, Campos is about 30 minutes away via the Ma-19. Without a car, the option is a TIB bus to the town, but getting around between the coast and your accommodation will be complicated. Before booking, check if the pool is private or shared, if air conditioning is included in the price, and what final cleaning policy they apply, because in villas there are usually extra charges that don't appear at first glance.
The average price is around 935 euros per night, although there are options from 401 euros. The range depends a lot on the season and the type of property, with villas with a pool being the ones that raise the average the most.
May, June, and September are the ideal months: good weather, fewer crowds, and lower rates than in July and August. If you're looking for the minimum price, even April or October can work, but the pool water will be colder.
If you want convenience for errands and going out for dinner on foot, the town. If you prioritize the sea and absolute tranquility, Sa Ràpita or Ses Covetes. However, on the coast you'll need a car for everything, while in the center you can do without it on a daily basis.
There are TIB buses that connect the town with Palma and the nearby beaches, but the frequency is limited, especially outside the season. To visit coves or remote farmhouses, the most practical is to rent a car at the airport or in Palma.
Check if the final price includes cleaning, water and electricity consumption, and if air conditioning has an additional cost. Also ask about the deposit and cancellation policy, because in private homes they are usually stricter than in hotels.