Each of the finca’s guest rooms is individually decorated, blending Mallorcan character with understated elegance. Expect thick stone walls, antique furnishings, and modern comforts. Some rooms feature terraces or balconies with sweeping views across the valley. You may choose a single or double accommodation, depending on availability.

Please note: Son Boronat is a historic farmhouse, not a resort. If you’re drawn to authentic Mediterranean living, rustic beauty, and intimate scale, you’ll feel right at home here. Our group size is limited to 14–16 guests to keep the retreat experience personal and spacious..

La Cocina:

The Food

Meals celebrate Mallorca’s culinary traditions and seasonal produce. Breakfasts include fresh fruit, artisanal bread, homemade jams, local cheeses, and excellent coffee. For lunch and dinner, you’ll savor Mediterranean-inspired dishes made with ingredients sourced from local markets and farms. Expect pa amb oli with ripe tomatoes, grilled vegetables, olive oil from nearby groves, and fresh seafood or vegetarian Mallorcan classics. Local wines from the island’s vineyards accompany our shared dinners under the stars.

ACTIVIDADES:

Activities

When not on the mat, you’ll have time to relax by the pool, wander the finca’s gardens, or enjoy a glass of Mallorcan wine on the terrace. We’ll also partner with dada~days, a local creative collective, to host 2–3 guided art classes during the retreat. These playful workshops invite you to explore your imagination, experiment with color and form, and reconnect with your inner artist and absolutely no prior experience needed.

Beyond the finca, Mallorca offers endless treasures: charming mountain villages, hidden coves with turquoise waters, and bustling local markets filled with island delicacies. Whether you’re painting under the Mediterranean sun, swimming in the sea, or simply resting with a book, the finca provides the perfect base to balance creativity, exploration, and deep rest.

HOW TO GET HERE

The finca is located in Calvià, about 25 minutes from Palma and its international airport. Taxis and rental cars are both convenient options. If you’d prefer not to drive, we can help coordinate shared transfers with other participants arriving at similar times.

If you’re staying longer on the island, we recommend visiting Palma’s historic old town, the nearby beaches of the southwest coast, or hiking trails in the Tramuntana mountains.