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Mallorca is an island we know intimately, village by village and coast by coast. After more than fifteen years working on the island all day every day, we understand how you truly live in each area, not just how it looks, but how you spend time. Exploring it properly is about recognising those differences and knowing where you will genuinely feel at home.

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The West

The Tramuntana is a UNESCO World Heritage site and it shows in every direction you look. The views are vast and layered, and the landscape feels...

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Deià

Deià was the reason we both moved to Mallorca from London. It has a feeling that gets into your heart and stays there. Once it draws...

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Iconic vintage wooden tram passing through the historic town of Sóller, surrounded by lush greenery and mountain views

Sóller

Sóller is one of those places that feels exactly as beautiful as you hope it will. A proper town in the mountains, full of light, life...

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Traditional stone village of Fornalutx set against a mountain backdrop

Fornalutx

Fornalutx is full of colour, tradition and daily village life. Surrounded by mountains and lived in all year, it offers a rare balance of beauty, warmth...

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Panoramic view of the Tramuntana mountains and sea near Valldemossa.

Valldemossa

Valldemossa takes your breath away the first time you see it, and every time after. The old bancales, the village and the setting in the mountains...

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The South West

The South West is Mallorca at its most cosmopolitan: sophisticated, sun filled and effortless, where marinas, beaches, beach clubs, restaurants and waterfront life shape a co...

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Scenic view of the exclusive Port d’Andratx harbor and hillside villas

Port d’Andratx

Port d’Andratx is one of Mallorca’s most sophisticated harbours, where authentic port life meets refined living. Dramatic sea and mountain views, exceptional food and a natur...

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Luxury yachts docked in the prestigious Puerto Portals marina

Puerto Portals

Puerto Portals is one of Mallorca’s most loved marinas, known for its restaurants, boutiques, impressive yachts and year round cosmopolitan energy. Two sandy beaches frame th...

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Crystal clear waters and pine-covered cliffs in the coastal area of Bendinat

Bendinat

Bendinat is one of Mallorca’s most discreet and consistently coveted neighbourhoods, known for its privacy, sea views and long established residential feel. A small, refined ...

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The South East

The South East of Mallorca is defined by its coastline. This is where the island’s most beautiful beaches sit, clear, turquoise water, pale sand and an...

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View of the iconic striped lighthouse and calm waters of the Porto Colom harbour

Porto Colom

Porto Colom is an authentic fishing village in the South East of Mallorca, and it feels it the moment you arrive. The wide, sheltered harbour still...

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Traditional fishing boats moored in the picturesque inlet of Cala Figuera near Santanyí

Santanyí

Santanyí is one of the South East’s most beautiful towns, defined by its soft golden marés stone and an atmosphere that feels both authentic and quietly...

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Manacor

Manacor offers one of the South East’s most complete and grounded ways of living, which is why it’s where we now call home. It combines a...

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The Centre

The Centre of Mallorca is shaped by vineyards, open countryside and a collection of villages that sit at the heart of the island’s agricultural life. From...

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Alaró

Alaró is one of Mallorca’s most characterful inland villages, set in a quiet valley and framed by its distinctive twin mountains, often called the twin sisters...

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Rows of green grapevines in the Santa Maria wine region with a mountain backdrop

Santa Maria del Camí

Santa Maria, as it’s more commonly known, sits among vineyards between Palma and the Tramuntana and has long been one of the island’s most quietly desirable...

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The Catedral-Basílica de Santa María de Mallorca, also known as La Seu.

Palma

Palma is one of Europe’s most desirable cities, elegant, vibrant and deeply liveable. Historic architecture, tree lined avenues and a beautiful waterfront sit alongside a thr...

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Sunlit narrow street in Palma Old Town featuring historic architecture and enclosed balconies

Old Town

Palma’s Old Town is the most elegant and historic part of the capital. Grand architecture, impressive façades and centuries of history define its streets, with the...

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Santa Catalina

Santa Catalina is one of Palma’s most established and internationally popular neighbourhoods, known for its strong food culture and genuinely social way of living. By day,...

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Sunny seafront promenade in Portixol with palm trees

Portixol

Portixol is one of those places everyone who owns a home in Mallorca uses, regardless of where they live. Once a fishing village, it remains authentic...

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The North

The North of Mallorca is one of the island’s most complete regions, defined by variety natural beauty and choice. From the historic streets of Pollença and...

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Hikers on a stone trail overlooking a lush green valley and mountains near Pollença

Pollença

Pollença is one of our friendliest towns and has long been a firm favourite with families. It has a strong sense of community, shaped by local...

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Stunning golden sunset over the rugged coastal cliffs

Formentor

Formentor is one of Mallorca’s most iconic and protected landscapes, a peninsula of extraordinary natural beauty defined by pine forests, clear water and complete seclusion. ...

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The North East

The North East of Mallorca is defined by open landscapes, historic towns and some of the island’s most unspoilt coastline. From the hill towns of Artà...

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The historic Sant Salvador sanctuary perched on a green hilltop in Artà

Artà

Artà sits at the heart of Mallorca’s North East and feels notably different to other parts of the island. The town is historic, creative and calm,...

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Turquoise waters and pine trees framing a scenic cove in Canyamel with surfboards in the foreground

Canyamel/Capdepera

Capdepera and Canyamel sit within one of the North East’s most unspoilt and quietly beautiful corners. Capdepera is a proper Mallorcan town, defined by its historic...

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