ATOL Protected logo. ABTA logo. ABTOT logo.

BOOK ONLINE OR CALL

01954 261 431 01954 261 431
  1. Home
  2. > Villas by Destination
  3. > Villas in the Balearic Islands
  4. > Ca'n S'Oliva
Web Ref: 4209

Ca'n S'Oliva

Son Bou, Alaior, Menorca

  • 6
  • 3
  • 2
FROM £ 798 PER WEEK

Accommodation

At a glance

  1. Sleeps 6
  2. 1 Double Bedroom
  3. 2 Twin Bedrooms
  4. 2 Bathrooms
  5. Air Conditioning
  6. WiFi
  7. Beach 1.7km
  8. Restaurant 170m
  • Ground Floor: Entrance hall. Open plan kitchen/sitting/dining room (A/C, TV, DVD, WiFi, ornamental fireplace, oven, slimline dishwasher, microwave) with patio doors to covered terrace. Double bedroom (A/C) with en suite shower room. Twin bedroom (A/C). Twin bedroom. Bathroom.
  • Outside: Attractive garden of lawns and flowerbeds. Covered and open terraces. Built-in barbecue. Poolside shower. Washing machine. Private parking.
  • Private swimming pool (9m x 5m) with corner Roman steps.

Flanked by a pretty garden of flower-filled borders, elegant palm trees and a quintessentially Menorcan terrace of bougainvillea-strewn arches, this charming island home looks out across its attractive grounds and pool to a backdrop of Mediterranean foliage and an enticing glimpse of the shimmering blue waters of the nearby ocean.

A privileged location, on the hillside above the sweeping golden sands of Menorca’s longest beach, makes Ca’n S’Oliva an attractive choice for a holiday by the sea within easy reach of amenities. As we explored the leafy residential lanes that weave their way between the pretty whitewashed homes of Torre Soli we were delighted to discover that the nearest restaurant is just 170m away. Continuing downhill towards the sea we reached the bustling resort itself after 1km, whilst only a short distance beyond, the sandy shoreline of Son Bou beckoned with its dune-backed beach and ocean vistas.

Inside the house, we were delighted to find an open-plan layout incorporating living, dining and kitchen areas that were bathed in light by patio doors lining its west facing façade. Flowing easily through to the covered terrace and pretty lawned garden, this hub of the home welcomed us with the promise of happy gatherings around the table, extending out onto the adjacent terrace to watch fun-filled activities in the pool beyond.

  • Property Licence No: ET/0657ME
Check Availability

Pricing & Availability

Additional Pricing Information

All Prices are per property, not per person.

Please note that in addition to the property rental there is a local tourist tax to pay for all visitors aged 16 and over.  €2.00 (€2.20 incl. IVA) (£2) per night for the first 9 nights, €1.00 (€1.10 incl. IVA) (£1) per night for each night thereafter per person.  We will add this amount to your booking.

Location of Ca'n S'Oliva

Check Availability

Locality

Great Things to Do Near Ca'n S'Oliva

Buy local cheese

Coinga, on the industrial estate in Alaior, makes delicious cheese from milk collected from the farms in the area. The shop is open to the public and although there are no tours of the factory, its possible to see the cheese being made from the viewing area.

Spend some time at the beach.

The beach at Son Bou is within easy walking distance and is the longest beach on the island so there is plenty of room.  With a choice of activities on offer, there is something for everyone.  Have lunch at one of the beach bars.

Walk to Atalis

Take the Cami de Cavalls from the Hotel Jardin de Menorca and after around 30 minutes pleasant walk, you will come to the Atalis beach, which never gets busy, even in the height of the season.

Explore the Son Bou cave houses

Leave Son Bou and head towards Alaior.  Take the first road on the left after passing through the tunnel. Follow the road round, over the bridge, and park at the end. From here you can follow a variety of paths that meander through the countryside and alongside the caves.
There are also great views over the Son Bou beach from here and this is a great spot to see the sunset.

Visit Alaior by night

on Wednesday evenings and shop for souvenirs at the craft market.  It is a fun way to spend an evening as apart form the market, there is music and entertainment on the streets.

Relax

Do nothing but soak up the sun, take in the views, enjoy the ambiance and take a dip in the pool.

Visit Alaior by day

and lose track of time in the labyrinthian streets where you will find a variety of independent shops and boutiques.  Make time to stop for a coffee and try some of the “ dolços” , which are little cakes typical of the town. Learn about the town's history by doing the tourist route where you can see panoramic views over Menorca from the roof terraces at the Santa Eulalia church and walk in the underground tunnels that were used for shelter during the civil war.

Have a walk along the port in Maó

It is one of the largest natural ports in the world and is as pretty as it is impressive.  Take a trip around in a glass bottomed boat and take some time to visit the Isla del Rey and the Hauser & Wirth gallery.

Explore the sand dunes and wetlands

at the back of the beach at Son Bou.  The area is home to a huge variety of resident which include heron, bee-eaters, nightingale, booted eagles, vultures, hoopoe, warblers ....  

See how the first Menorcans lived

by taking a trip to the Torre den Galmes prehistoric village, one of the largest in the Balearics and a Unesco world heritage site.

Meet the donkeys

..at the Menorca donkey rescue centre.  Entrance is free but please take a bag of carrots or apples along to feed the donkeys.

Monte Toro

This is the highest point on the island and one place that should not be missed out of any visit to Menorca.  It is possible to see most of the island from the top as well as visit the lovely little church. 

Go to the zoo

The Lloc Menorca is a new concept of zoo park where they are committed to different environmental, conservation and enrichment programmes in order to guarantee a better quality of life for the animals, many of which are rescue animals.
Go deep into the lemurs forest, where you will be able to discover these friendly and curios animals. Take the chance to feed the friendly goats and watch the mischievous behaviour of the macaque monkeys.

Visit Es Mercadal

This lovely little town is typically Menorcan and has a lovely atmosphere.  There is a craft market on Thursday evenings and lots of other events and activities throughout the summer.  Stop for a coffee and typical Menorcan pastry at the famous Cas Sucrer.

Nearby

Towns/Villages

Alaior 10 mins 
Es Mercadal 10 mins 
Ciutadella 40 mins 

Beaches

Son Bou 30 mins 
Es Grau 30 mins 
Atalis 50 mins 

Airports

Mahón 25 mins 
Times are approximate
Check Availability

Reviews for this villa

Check Availability

Holiday Essentials

  1. We have you covered

  2. Travel Insurance

  3. Car Hire

  4. Essential Holiday Information

  5. Travel Information

  6. Airport Parking

  7. Airport Hotels

  8. Sea Crossings

  9. Flights

  10. Train Travel