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Enquire Live ChatOur prices show the range from the low season to the high season. Plus, if the property has catering options, the low price is for the lowest level e.g. self-catered, and the high price is for the highest level e.g. catered.
Each property has different high and low seasons. The general pattern is:
Chalets in the Alps
Low season is usually early/mid-December, mid-January, and summer.
Mid season is usually early February, March and April.
High season is usually Xmas, New Year and mid/end February.
Villas in Europe
Low season is usually April, May and October.
Mid season is usually June and September.
High season is usually July and August.
Villas in the Caribbean
Low season is usually June to November.
Mid season is usually November to mid-December and mid-April to June.
High season is usually mid-December to mid-April.
Majorca ticks many boxes when choosing a destination for a luxury villa holiday. It has a rugged beauty to rival anywhere in the Mediterranean, with a plethora of lovely secluded beaches squeezed in between rocks. Nature has certainly been kind to the island.
The beautiful island of Majorca, or Mallorca as it is also known, the largest of the Balearic Islands, offers the perfect combination of action alongside rest and relaxation for the ultimate luxury villa holiday. Nature lovers shouldn’t miss the almond trees in blossom, or some of the amazing bird life the island is home to.
Since 2011, Firefly Collection has created luxury travel experiences with a personal touch.
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“What an amazing experience, unbelievable memories. Perfect hosting, excellent food, amazing views and excellent support before and during the planning stages. The most perfect family holiday.”