An island of infinite variety, culture and charm.
An island of infinite variety, culture and charm.
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The West
DeiaSóllerPort de SóllerFornalutx
In the west of the island you’ll find some of the most spectacular scenery the Mediterranean has to offer. The steep Jurassic Serra de Tramuntana range soars along the coast, skirted by olive and citrus groves, and some of Mallorca’s loveliest towns and villages.
Home to the coastal village of Deia and its famous Cala. The traditional town of Soller with its vintage tram that takes you to its namesake the Port of Soller and the prettiest village in Spain, Fornalutx. This corner of the island offers those looking for a second home on the island something truly magical. To discover more about the region, click on the village and town links above or follow the link below.
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The North
PollensaPort PollensaFormentorAlacanada
The north of the island is a fresh, fertile, colourful region where the soaring mountain peaks drop into the sea and activity-filled beaches sit peacefully alongside breath-taking views and unspoilt towns and villages full of character.
Families have been seeking their second homes in the north of Mallorca for decades. Filled with ancient towns, never ending golden beaches, tranquil blue waters, dramatic coastlines, world famous golf courses and sublime eateries. This region has everything on offer for those looking to purchase their second home on the island. To discover more click on the village and town links above or follow the link below.
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Palma
Old TownSanta CatalinaPortixol
Located in the south, Mallorca’s capital, Palma is a city of colour, drama, style and intrigue. The ‘pearl of the Mediterranean’ offers a relaxed cosmopolitan lifestyle and a melting pot of diversity and distraction all year round.
Palma breaks down into three main districts, that as a combination offer a complete package of sophistication, tranquillity and cool to anyone looking to purchase a second home on the island. All accessible to one another by foot, Portixol offers a clean sandy beach and endless waterfront restaurants. Santa Catalina has a village ambience, a renowned market and fantastic bars and cafes. The beautiful Old Town is home to the island's most iconic building, its Gothic Church, La Seu. To discover more about the region, click on the village and town links above or follow the link below.
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The South-West
Port de PortalsBendinatPort d’Andratx
Stretching from Palma de Mallorca up to Puerto Andratx, the south-west of the island offers the mix of traditional Mallorcan mountain villages and exclusive marinas that make this region of the island so attractive and sought after.
The South West stretch of coast is arguably the most famous on the island and offers those looking for a second home here on Mallorca life at its finest. The glamour of Puerto Portals and its boating heaven. The seclusion and elegance of neighbouring Bendinat or the most beautiful harbour in the Mediterranean Port Andratx. Choose any of the three as your new second home and you can indulge in everything. To discover more about the region, click on the village and town links above or follow the link below.
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The South-East
Porto PetroPorto ColomSantanyiCala d’Or
Far away from the tourist hotspots, the south-east coast of Mallorca still retains the essence that gave Mallorca its reputation as a relaxing paradise. With its fjord-like bays and countless sandy coves, it is a paradise for beach lovers.
The traditional fishing villages of Porto Petro and Porto Colom retain their traditional charm and offer a tranquil air even in the height of summer. Santanyi famous for its gold stone architecture offers the region a hub with its weekly market. The best beaches on the island live here in this region and Cala Do’r offers people who are looking for their second home on the island, the ability to get in the water from the end of their garden. To discover more click on the village and town links above or follow the link below.