Agroturismo Mondrago -Antic Na Martina-

The hotel sits on the edge of Mondragó Natural Park, between Porto Petro and Cala Mondragó in the Santanyí area of south-east Mallorca. The surroundings are rural, with gardens, pine-backed coastal paths, protected coves and quiet roads rather than dense resort development. Cala Mondragó and S’Amarador beaches are within walking distance, while Porto Petro’s harbour restaurants are a short drive away. A car is useful for Santanyí market, Cala Figuera, Cala d’Or and wider island trips. Palma de Mallorca Airport is the main airport, roughly 45 km away by road.

• Mondragó Natural Park – around 0.3 km away; a protected coastal landscape with walking routes, wetlands, pine woods and beaches.
• Cala Mondragó Beach – around 0.6–0.9 km away; a scenic cove with clear water and seasonal beach services.
• Caló des Burgit – around 0.7 km away; a smaller cove useful for quieter beach time when conditions are calm.
• S’Amarador Beach – around 0.9 km away; one of Mondragó Natural Park’s best-known sandy beaches.
• Porto Petro harbour – around 2 km away; useful for waterfront restaurants, boat activity and a small fishing-port atmosphere.
• Cala d’Or Marina – around 5–6 km away; a busier marina area with dining, shops and boat-trip options.
• Santanyí – around 9–10 km away; a traditional inland town known for markets, sandstone buildings and local restaurants.
• Cala Figuera – around 10 km away; a picturesque fishing harbour with waterside walks and seafood restaurants.

• Hire a car if you plan to visit Santanyí, Cala Figuera, Cala d’Or or several south-east Mallorca beaches.
• Walk to Cala Mondragó and S’Amarador early in summer, before parking areas and beach paths become busier.
• Bring comfortable shoes for natural-park paths, as some routes include sandy, rocky or uneven surfaces.
• Use Porto Petro for harbour dining and evening meals when you want more choice beyond the hotel restaurant.
• Check seasonal pool and restaurant availability before travelling outside the main holiday months.

May, June, September and early October are especially suitable for Mondragó, with warm beach weather, easier walking conditions and fewer peak-season crowds. July and August are hotter and busier around Cala Mondragó and S’Amarador, so early starts help. Spring is good for flowers and walking, while winter is quieter and more dependent on seasonal services.

• Is the hotel close to Cala Mondragó? Yes. Cala Mondragó is roughly 0.6–0.9 km away, depending on the route used.
• Is S’Amarador Beach nearby? Yes. S’Amarador Beach is also within walking distance inside the Mondragó Natural Park area.
• Does the hotel have a pool? Yes. The property lists a seasonal outdoor swimming pool and sun terrace.
• Is parking available? Yes. Free on-site parking is available, which is useful for exploring south-east Mallorca by car.
• Do rooms have balconies? Yes. Rooms are listed with private balconies and sea or mountain views.
• Are pets allowed? No. Pets are not allowed at this property.