Michael Douglas back in Mallorca as star shares island video with millions

Hollywood legend Michael Douglas is once again enjoying time in Mallorca, giving fans another glimpse into his enduring love affair with the island he has called a second home for decades.

The Oscar-winning actor, 81, shared a video on Instagram from his latest stay in Mallorca, encouraging his millions of followers to visit the Sa Bassa Blanca Museum near Alcúdia. In the clip, Douglas describes the attraction as an “incredible and fabulous” place, helping shine an international spotlight on one of the island’s lesser-known cultural treasures.

Back on his beloved island

Few international stars have a relationship with Mallorca quite like Douglas. His connection stretches back to the late 1980s, when he purchased the spectacular S’Estaca estate on the dramatic coastline between Valldemossa and Deià. Nestled within the UNESCO-listed Serra de Tramuntana, the historic property has become one of the island’s most famous celebrity homes.

Over the years, Douglas has frequently spoken about how much peace he finds in Mallorca, regularly spending long summer holidays there with family and friends. The actor has also been credited with helping raise the island’s profile internationally, with many visitors drawn by his long-standing affection for the island.

A family retreat

Douglas shares two children, Dylan and Carys, with actress Catherine Zeta-Jones. Although the couple have homes elsewhere, Mallorca has remained an important family retreat throughout their marriage, with the pair often spotted enjoying local restaurants, villages and the island’s coastline during the summer months.

The actor’s ties to Mallorca extend beyond his own home, with longstanding friendships across the island and regular appearances at cultural events during his visits.

Spotlight on Sa Bassa Blanca

The Sa Bassa Blanca Museum was founded by artists Ben Jakober and Yannick Vu, longtime friends of Douglas. Set within beautiful landscaped grounds overlooking the Bay of Alcúdia, it combines contemporary art, sculpture gardens and permanent collections with a strong focus on education and cultural exchange.

Douglas’s latest Instagram post is proof he is one of Mallorca’s most devoted ambassadors, whose decades-long connection continues to put the island in front of a global audience each summer.