Mallorca

Cool, craggy caves, hidden beaches and a laid-back ambience, Mallorca never fails to seduce.

Island Life In Mallorca

The pure Mediterranean light of Mallorca inspired Miró and Gertrude Stein, who described it as paradise. We are inclined to agree and find the jewel of the Balearics an endlessly exciting and enjoyable destination. Whether staying in Artà, Sóller, Pollença or another beautiful Mallorca village, pine-scented air glimmers in spectacular sunlight throughout the year. Co-owning a Mallorca home will see you enjoying lyrical landscapes of cool, craggy caves, hearty culinary delights in quaint villages, and much more. Summer is one long party and village festes (festivals) offer a delicious slice of island life. Though Mallorca's culture took a back seat to its beaches for decades, the tides have changed and Mallorcans are embracing their roots and revamping the island’s old manor houses, country estates and long-abandoned fincas (farmhouses, estates) into refined rural retreats. Where might yours be…

Travelling to Mallorca

Families, honeymooners, couples and groups of friends regularly flock to the largest of the Balearic islands. Warm weather, picturesque villages and a beautiful coastline is just a taste of its allure. Palma airport connects Mallorca to major UK and international cities, so lunch on the terrace of a Signature, Premium or Prime Collection home will never be too far away. See our gorgeous Signature Collection townhouse in northeastearn town Artà for an exemplary dose of Mallorca escapism.

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Mallorca’s Food Scene

Buying property in Spain is a sound investment for an array of reasons, including warmers climes, a rich culture and food scene. In Mallorca, a new wave of chefs, equally inspired by their grandmothers cooking and Mediterranean nouvelle cuisine have revitalised the dining scene, from Palma and into the hinterland. Rustic tavernas across the island offer hearty roast meats in the interior and fresh seafood along the coast.

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Sightseeing In Mallorca

In and out of season in Mallorca, you will find sweeping mountain views and heritage sites to explore. An exciting point on a Pollença itinerary is hiking the Ruta de Pedra en Sec (The Dry Stone Route) to discover ancient relics and historic architecture all with a backdrop of the Mediterranean Sea in the background. From the 13th Century Santa Maria Cathedral in Palma to the stone-built villages in Pollença there will be something new to unveil each time you come home.

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An Active Retreat

The island offers something for everyone; from hiking across the Serra de Tramuntana, to discovering charming historical towns like Alaró. Coves braid the island like a string of beads. Each one is a reminder of why the island's beaches have never lost their appeal.

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