Búger is a small inland village in Mallorca's Raiguer district, suiting families who want a garden and pool away from the resorts. Alcúdia is about 15 minutes by car, so the sea is a drive, not a walk.
Búger is a municipality of roughly 1,200 residents in the Raiguer district, inland rather than on the coast, and covers only about eight square kilometres. The homes sit in and around the village, within a short distance of each other, and most have a garden. More than half have a private pool, nearly all have air conditioning, and a typical home sleeps around six, although some take twelve. A village this size keeps evenings low-key, and for a wider choice of restaurants many visitors drive to Alcúdia. Mallorca's main walking range, the Serra de Tramuntana, runs along the island's north-west, and the bays of Alcúdia and Pollença on the north-east coast are the nearest big stretches of sea. Outside summer the island is open to autumn weather: October and November are the wettest months and storms are not uncommon.
The town on the Badia d'Alcúdia, the larger of the island's two north-eastern bays, about 15 minutes away by car.
A town of around 34,000 residents, and the bus interchange on the way from Palma airport to Búger.
A mountain range about 70 km long on the island's north-west, with peaks over 1,000 metres and a World Heritage listing since 2011.
The smaller of the two north-eastern bays, next to the Badia d'Alcúdia, within reach for a day out.
Palma de Mallorca airport is the gateway, about half an hour by car, and a hire car is the sensible way to stay here. Public transport from the airport takes around two hours with changes via Inca, so it suits single journeys better than a week of day trips.
Mallorca has hot, bright, dry summers and mild, relatively wet winters. Because Búger is inland, a pool and air conditioning matter most in high summer, and most homes here offer both. Autumn brings the heaviest rain, so October and November suit visitors happy with unsettled days, while spring sits between the two.
Alcúdia, on the larger of the north-eastern bays, is about 15 minutes away by car. Búger itself is inland in the Raiguer district, so beach days mean driving.
Yes if you want space and do not mind driving. Most homes have a garden, over half have a private pool, and a typical home sleeps around six. There is no resort strip, so plan on cooking in and driving out.
Very. It is a village of roughly 1,200 residents, so evenings are low-key. For more restaurants and shops, drivers head to Alcúdia or to Inca, a town of around 34,000.
Palma de Mallorca airport, the island's international airport, about half an hour away by car. Public transport takes around two hours with changes, so a hire car makes the most sense.
Mild but wetter than summer. Mallorca's rainiest months are October and November, autumn storms are not uncommon, and the Tramuntana peaks can see brief snow, so pack for changeable weather.
Written by the TrustedVillas team. Last reviewed October 2026.
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