A taste of rustic old Mallorca, the house is situated a 10 minute walk downhill to a lovely stone cove. Great for swimming - far more interesting than a sandy beach as there are fish to see and a large rock to swim out to and stand on. Bring some of those rubber swimming shoes to take full advantage plus a mask and snorkel. Plus you can find shade until about 2 or 3 in the afternoon (although a bit busy on a Sunday). The restaurants in the village (a 10 minute walk in the other direction) are lovely and provide enough choice including a quaint tapas bar off the main road in the old village which we sadly never had the chance to try but was always full. I would say you would need a car really, unless you are eating out all the time, as the nearest decent sized supermarket is about a 30minute drive away (although a very small shop in town, sells drinks and biscuits etc). We used it as a base for a two week holiday, with days at the Estellencs cove interspersed with trips out to Palma, a water Park at Magaluf and boat trips or days at nearby beaches. A good family holiday. The house itself was well equipped with all you need in the kitchen. The stairs up to the house are a little gravelly and worn so I do not think I would like to stay with an elderly relative or kids in a pram but as our kids are 8 and 14 it was not an issue so other than that, a real rustic farm house, tastefully decorated. The host, Calatinia, was great - very friendly, prompt and the language barrier was not issue at all. Good host and great holiday.