Betlem offers a rare version of Mallorca: calm, coastline, and total privacy near Artà. Explore our private luxury villas for weekly stays, selected for space, views, and comfort. Share your dates and group size, and our concierge will recommend the best options.
Betlem is known for its sweeping Mediterranean views and open countryside, a quiet corner that suits nature lovers and outdoor travellers. The coastline is rugged and understated, with small coves and clear-water spots that feel far from Mallorca’s busier resort rhythm. From the village, you can reach scenic hiking trails that climb the surrounding hillsides, opening up wide vistas of sea and mountains, especially at golden hour. With its laid-back charm and unspoiled scenery, Betlem offers a simple kind of luxury: space, privacy, and the freedom to set your own pace. For travellers who want to escape the crowds, renting a holiday villa in Betlem is an easy way to enjoy that privacy and comfort—while staying close to the coastline’s natural beauty, especially when choosing where to stay in Mallorca.
This pristine beach boasts golden sands and clear turquoise waters, offering a peaceful escape for sunbathing and swimming. Its natural surroundings make it ideal for nature lovers seeking tranquillity.
Cala Mesquida: Just a short drive from Betlem, Cala Mesquida enchants visitors with its fine white sand and crystalline waters. Surrounded by dunes and pine forests, this beach offers opportunities for snorkelling and exploring its untouched beauty.
Playa de Alcudia: Stretching along the Bay of Alcudia, this expansive beach is known for its shallow waters and family-friendly atmosphere. With its soft sands and calm seas, it’s perfect for leisurely walks and water sports activities.
These beaches near Betlem on Mallorca’s northeast coast offer a mix of calm coves and wide bays—ideal for travellers who want sea time without the crowds.
Some of the best hikes in Betlem include:
Betlem to Colònia de Sant Pere: This coastal hike offers spectacular Mediterranean views and takes you past rugged cliffs, pine forests, and secluded coves. It’s a moderate route with consistently rewarding scenery.
Betlem to Ermita de Betlem: This trail leads to a small hermitage tucked into the hills above Betlem. It offers panoramic countryside views and is generally approachable for most hikers.
Betlem to Cap de Ferrutx: Best suited to experienced hikers, this route crosses rocky terrain and coastal paths with wide views over the coastline and occasional hidden coves along the way.
These routes highlight the wilder, quieter side of Betlem and the surrounding landscape on Mallorca.
-Embark on a boat excursion from the nearby marina and explore Betlem’s coastline from the water. Discover hidden coves, swim in crystal-clear bays, and take in the Mediterranean scenery.
-Take a short drive to nearby towns like Colònia de Sant Pere or Artà and explore historic sites, charming streets, and local markets.
-Try authentic Mallorcan dishes at one of Betlem’s cosy restaurants. Sample fresh seafood, traditional tapas, and local favourites in a calm coastal setting.
-Take a leisurely stroll along Betlem’s rocky shores and discover secluded coves and quiet beaches—ideal for slowing down and switching off.
-Take a scenic hike to the Ermita de Betlem, a small hermitage in the hills above the village. Enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding countryside and the tranquillity of the site.
