Mallorca Facts
If you know Mallorca quite well, you will be aware of the fact how difficult it is to describe all the beauty of this island in words…
But we will try our best to help and give all of our clients who don´t know exactly which area would be the best for them a first orientation. If you are not sure about where on the island you would like to buy, it is indispensable to visit Mallorca and get to know the different areas, as all of them are very different and have their own charme!
In regard to property, Mallorca can be roughly scaled in different areas. In the following we will try to give you a small impression of each area.
Which one is your favourite?
Southwest
The Southwest has long been popular with the rich and famous with Puerto Portals being the most expensive marina on the island. The are is close to Palma and has “First Class” written all over it, with its luxurious hotels, beautiful private villas and stunning rugged coastline where the cliffs plunge dramatically into the sea. Again, you will find a wonderful selection of restaurants, shops and bars and numerous activities to keep you occupied.
City Tip: Santa Ponsa & Puerto Andratx
Southeast
The Southeast of Mallorca offers a selection of properties that are as diverse as the stunning scenery and beaches in this region. There are small intimate bays with turquoise clear water, authentic traditional fishing villages that sit alongside stunning sports marinas and the 18 hole golfing facility at Vall d´Or. There are excellent restaurants, weekly markets and Palma is only 45 minutes away.
City Tip: Cala d’Or & Porto Petro

North
The North of Mallorca is a very beautiful region and famous for its abundance of native flora and fauna, as well as the crystal clear waters. It is an excellent area to be based and has everything one could possibly need to live a full and active life. There are stunning beaches, all the water sports imaginable, golfing facilities as well as an excellent cosmopolitan selection of restaurants, shops and bars.
City Tip: Puerto Pollensa