Whether you're a couple after an apartment in a Spanish fishing village or a group of up to 16 wanting a villa with a private pool, you'll find it here. Prestige Villas Spain started in the early 2000s with a single family villa in Javea on the Costa Blanca — and grew from there into a small, family-run agency with a large range of hand-picked villas across four Spanish regions — the Costa Brava, the Costa Blanca, Mallorca and Menorca. Every villa on this site is one our team knows firsthand — inspected locally and represented directly, never listed sight-unseen. You book with us direct: no third-party platform mark-ups, no aggregator listing fees, no surprise extras.
We pride ourselves on choice and on being meticulously selective. The properties on this site sit in areas of outstanding beauty, in villages and resorts with character and local charm — places we visit ourselves, where we know the restaurants, the beaches and the coastal walks. These are properties for travellers who want a splash of Spanish flair without losing the easy pace of a real holiday: scenery and day trips, local cuisine, entertainment that doesn't require a 90-minute transfer. In short, we curate so you don't have to.
Although we have "villas" in our name, we also list a number of village apartments — perfect for couples or small groups who want a place to rest, prepare and eat light meals, and step out into a Spanish village rather than into a hotel corridor. Our apartments in Tamariu and Llafranc on the Costa Brava are right where the action is, but because these are small villages, you won't be kept awake by revellers.
Our villas come in a plethora of styles. Smaller houses inside the towns and villages, ideal for families who want to be on the beach in five minutes. Larger villas with their own grounds, pools and views, suited to multi-generational getaways and small celebrations. Sleek modern properties, traditional Spanish ones, and a few rural fincas tucked into the hills above the coast. With capacity ranging from two to sixteen, there's usually a villa with your name on it — and if there isn't, we'll tell you straight, not push you into something that doesn't fit.
If you already know the village you want, the Destinations menu above will take you straight to it. If you're still deciding between regions, the three cards below cover the broad differences — or skim the region pages for the full picture.
Costa Blanca (meaning "white coast") is all about long, sandy beaches and a warmer, sunnier climate. As it's warmer for longer, the tourist season is longer, too, with visitors coming pretty much all year round. Overall, Costa Blanca is more developed for international tourism than Costa Brava is. Our Costa Blanca inventory is centred on Javea, the fishing town where our family agency started.
Costa Brava (meaning "wild coast") sits up near the French border and offers rugged cliffs, hidden coves, fishing villages and Catalan culture, especially in its northern half. Temperatures in Costa Brava tend to be a little cooler than Costa Blanca. It's still warmer than the UK, but fewer visitors come here outside summer, which gives a more relaxed, homely vibe. Our villages here include Tamariu, Llafranc, Calella de Palafrugell, Begur and Lloret de Mar.
We have villas across Mallorca — in Pollensa and Puerto Pollensa on the north coast, and Cala d'Or on the south — plus Son Bou on Menorca, which has one of the longest beaches in the Balearics. These islands give you the full resort experience with everything close at hand, whether you're a group of family or friends or a couple after a romantic getaway.
So, given the destination options, where will you start? Tap a region above, or type a place name into the search box at the top of the page.
Where in Spain do you have holiday villas?
We have a wide range of hand-picked villas across four Spanish regions on the mainland and the Balearics. On the Costa Blanca: Javea. On the Costa Brava: Tamariu, Llafranc, Calella de Palafrugell, Begur, and Lloret de Mar. On Mallorca: Pollensa, Puerto Pollensa, and Cala d'Or. On Menorca: Son Bou. Use the Destinations menu at the top of the page for the full list.
Are your villas suitable for large groups or families?
Yes — our inventory ranges from one-bedroom apartments for couples up to villas that sleep sixteen, with most properties pitched between four and ten guests. Many of the larger villas have private pools, multi-zone gardens, and several bathrooms, which makes them well-suited to multi-generational holidays and small family celebrations. Each property page tells you the exact sleeping capacity and bathroom count.
When's the best time of year to visit?
Peak season across all four regions runs from mid-June to early September, with the warmest weather and the highest prices. May, June, and September are our favourite months for a villa holiday — still reliably warm, with pool weather, but quieter, cheaper, and easier for restaurant bookings. April and October work well on the Costa Blanca and Mallorca, where the season is longer, but can be cooler on the Costa Brava. Winter opening varies by property — a handful of our villas take year-round bookings, most close between November and March.
What's the difference between Costa Brava, Costa Blanca and Mallorca for a villa holiday?
Costa Brava ("wild coast") is the rugged north-east — pine-clad cliffs, hidden coves, Catalan fishing villages, slightly cooler weather, and quieter outside summer. Costa Blanca ("white coast") is further south with longer sandy beaches, a warmer and longer season, and a livelier international holiday scene. Mallorca and Menorca offer the full island experience with everything close at hand — Cala d'Or on Mallorca for a classic resort feel, Son Bou on Menorca for one of the longest beaches in the Balearics. None of them is "better" — they're genuinely different holidays.
Do I book direct with Prestige Villas Spain, or through a platform?
Direct. Every villa on this site is booked through us, not through Airbnb, Booking.com or any other intermediary. You pay us directly, you deal with us before, during and after your stay, and there are no commission mark-ups. Our local staff inspect every villa regularly and a 24/7 emergency contact is provided throughout your booking.
How long has Prestige Villas Spain been running?
Since the early 2000s. The agency started with a single family villa in Javea on the Costa Blanca — the founders rented it out, the experience grew into representing other owners, and over twenty-plus years it became the network you see here. We're registered in England and Wales (company number 05650426) and run as a small family business out of Nottingham, with local staff in each Spanish region.
See what our clients say about us:
Thoughtful thoughts to your inbox
Copyright © 2026 by Prestige Villas Spain - COMPANY NO: 05650426. REGISTERED IN ENGLAND AND WALES.
