Arabella Golf Mallorca

For a golf stay in Palma, Arabella Golf Mallorca brings together four courses with 63 holes in total. Three championship layouts and a Pitch & Putt sit within a wider offering of restaurants, accommodation and practice facilities. The resort includes two luxury hotels in the hills of Son Vida, combining places to stay with several different settings for golf.

Choosing your golf

Son Quint is an 18-hole, par-71 course. Beside it, Palma Pitch & Putt offers nine par-3 holes designed for learning and working on the short game. The resort describes it as Mallorca’s only official Pitch & Putt, providing a short-course alternative to its three championship layouts.

Son Vida adds a historical dimension to the collection. Opened in 1964, it is Mallorca’s oldest golf course. Son Muntaner, meanwhile, has hosted international tournaments including the Mallorca Golf Open in 2022 and the Mallorca Ladies Golf Open in 2023. Together, the four courses bring championship golf, a long island history and short-game practice into the same resort.

There is also a notable feature to look out for at Son Muntaner’s 15th hole: Na Capitana, a protected, thousand-year-old olive tree listed as a singular tree.

Lessons and practice

The resort has a golf academy and the Son Muntaner driving range. Palma Pitch & Putt adds a separate setting for learning and practising the short game, alongside the championship courses. These facilities make tuition and practice part of the resort’s offering, rather than limiting its golf provision to full rounds.

Beyond the courses

Dining options include Na Capitana, Restaurante Son Quint and Restaurante Son Vida. The accommodation offering lists Castillo Hotel Son Vida, Sheraton Mallorca Arabella Golf Hotel and The St. Regis Mardavall Mallorca Resort.

Other facilities and services include events, the Son Quint swimming pool and a transfer service between courses and hotels. The Na Capitana vegetable garden also has its own entry in the guide. For visitors considering more than the golf itself, these are further parts of the resort to explore alongside its restaurants and hotels.

Environmental and community work

Since 2021, Son Muntaner has run an environmental education programme that has reached more than 1,800 pupils. The resort’s community activity also includes 12 Bajo Par, a programme connecting golf with projects that have a positive social impact locally.

These initiatives sit alongside the conservation of the Na Capitana olive tree, adding an environmental and community dimension to a resort otherwise defined by its courses, practice facilities and hospitality.