Inside Cristiano Ronaldo’s £10k per night historic oceanfront home on the Majorcan coast

In Majorca, Cristiano Ronaldo and his family are staying in a historic coastal palace that costs £10,000 per night and was constructed to protect the coast from British attacks. The Juventus striker uploaded pictures of himself lounging on his opulent 88-foot-long Azimut Grande yacht, GC Mare, while on vacation on the island with his partner, Georgina Rodriguez, and their four kids.

It has been determined that the rental house he is living at is Manresa Castle or Castell de Manresa in Catalan Spanish. It was constructed in 1715 to fend off the British, who at the time ruled the island of Menorca.

The magnificent home includes seven bedrooms, all with en-suite bathrooms, and is situated on over 40 acres of ground near the bay of Pollensa in northern Majorca.

Along with a full-size tennis court, a sizable pool, and a spa area with a sauna and a “chill out” area, it also has its own helipad.

Ronaldo, who only has one year remaining on his Turin contract, revealed his vacation destination on Sunday when he shared a photo of his family aboard a yacht off the coast of Pollensa, in northern Majorca. The caption on the picture said, “It’s time to rest with my loves.”

The superyacht that he bought in June and took out to sea with his family features five luxurious suites, six bedrooms, and two 1,900 horsepower engines that allow it to exceed 28 knots.