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A king’s hearty meal. That’s how Bendinat got its name. Legend says King James of Aragon after a battle in 1229 found refuge here. He shared a meal with his lieutenant Oliver de Termes. Impressed by the feast the king declared “Ben dinat” Catalan for “well dined”. This humble farm became Bendinat.

Bendinat today is a luxurious residential area in Calvia. It’s a world away from the bustling resorts nearby. It’s a tranquil escape near Palma. This exclusive haven boasts stunning villas and apartments. Many residents appreciate its peaceful setting.

Bendinat’s transformation began in the 1980s. The French architect Francois Spoerry shaped its unique character. His vision created a blend of luxury and nature. The result is a harmonious residential community. Cala Bendinat a small beach adds to its charm. Sheltered by palm groves it offers a serene escape.

The nineteenth-century Bendinat Castle stands tall. This Gothic-style castle is privately owned. It sits on a vast 2800-acre estate. It’s a stunning sight. Although it’s not open to the public its presence adds to the area’s allure.

Golf enthusiasts will appreciate the Real Golf de Bendinat. This 18-hole course offers breathtaking views. King Juan Carlos of Spain is the honorary president. It’s one of the best golf courses in Mallorca.

Bendinat offers the perfect blend of luxury and tranquility. Its rich history and stunning setting make it a special place. It’s a unique destination. Whether you are a golfer a history buff or simply seeking a relaxing escape Bendinat awaits.

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