After the elimination of Portugal from the Eurocup, Cristiano Ronaldo took refuge in the arms of his partner Georgina rodriguez and their four children. The family decided to pack their bags and set out on a trip to Mallorca to spend the summer holidays. According to various reports, the Juventus forward, 36, and the model, 27, are staying in Castell de Manresa (Alcudia) with privileged views of the bay of Pollença.
It is one of the most spectacular properties in the Balearic Islands that has a kilometer of coastline, a 150,000 m2 plot and impressive panoramic views. The price is around 12,000 euros per night, which is available to very few. Cristiano and Georgina not only enjoy the comforts of this exclusive property, as anchored in Port d’Alcúdia is their extravagant yacht valued at six million euros.
The couple have shared photos on social media from its idyllic moment on the Azimut Grande 27, which was acquired by the Portuguese star in 2020. The yacht has a futuristic design, has four cabins, five bathrooms, an open-air bar and strategically located windows to have a permanent feeling of contact with the sea. It is said to reach a speed of 28 knots, more than 50 kilometers per hour.
Cristiano Ronaldo showed his sculpted physique in a series of snapshots, where he is seen making the most of family vacations on the Spanish island. The footballer wore a pair of patterned shorts while sunbathing alongside Georgina, who showed off her incredible figure in a nude bikini. They were both huddled together enjoying various external spaces of the yacht.
In another photo, Cristiano sat on the steps of the yacht and between his legs was his eldest son Cristiano Ronaldo Jr., 11. The athlete wrapped his arms around his first-born son whose mother has never been revealed. In other snapshots the children appeared Eva María, Mateo and Alana Martina delighting in an inflatable pool. The first two are twins and were born by surrogacy in the United States. Alana is the only daughter who came out of the womb of Georgina rodriguez.
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