Bezirk Cala Vinyes

A two-bedroom apartment on the frontline at the Royal Savoy in Cala Vinyas that features direct sea access, a communal pool, and a private terrace space.
This two-bedroom apartment in the Royal Savoy building offers unobstructed views of the Mediterranean Sea from its frontline position on the coast of Cala Vinyas. The property has a surface area of 78 m², distributed over a practical single floor that consists of a living-dining room, kitchen, two bedrooms, a main bathroom, a guest toilet, and a rear terrace of approximately 13 square meters.
The natural light entering the property is excellent due to its orientation and its location on the fourth floor of the building. The main living space opens directly to the terrace, which is large enough to accommodate a dining table and chairs, making it the ideal place to dine outdoors while directly overlooking the water. Living here gives you direct access to the sea and the beach, meaning you can step out of the building and be in the water at any time of the day without having to drive or search for parking. The apartment is part of an established community connected to the infrastructure of the Royal Savoy. For an additional annual fee, residents have access to the communal pool, communal parking, a tennis court, and a restaurant.
LIVING LIKE A LOCAL
Cala Vinyas is a quiet coastal residential area surrounded by pines in the southwest of Mallorca that manages to maintain peace even during the busiest summer months. For day-to-day living, the location is very convenient for families, with the Baleares International College just a seven-minute drive away in Magaluf, and the Rafa Nadal International School accessible via the highway.
The sports options nearby are excellent. Golfers have T-Golf Calviá less than ten minutes by car, along with the three courses of Santa Ponsa. The coastal roads that traverse the Cap de Cala Figuera offer excellent terrain for road cycling, and there are local tennis clubs nearby if you choose not to use the community courts. For boat owners, deep-water moorings and restaurants at Port Adriano and Puerto Portals are less than twelve minutes by car.
Local culture revolves around the nearby villages. You can buy fresh produce and local crafts at the weekly markets in Son Ferrer on Fridays or in the village of Calviá on Mondays. For dining and drinking, you have the Royal Savoy Club Bar right at your doorstep, and you can head down to Cala Vinyas beach to eat at the Chiringuito, which is a well-known local beach bar situated right on the sand.
Connections from this side of the island are straightforward. The link to the Ma-1 highway is reached in less than five minutes, avoiding the heavy traffic of tourist areas.