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 and Capdepera to the quieter coastal stretches of Canyamel and Colònia de Sant Pere, this is a region that feels spacious, grounded and deeply connected to nature. It offers a calmer, more authentic side of island life that continues to draw those looking for beauty without excess.
What gives the North East its appeal is the contrast between countryside and sea.
Inland, villages such as Artà and Capdepera retain strong local life and a sense of heritage, while the surrounding hills open out into wide, lightly developed landscapes. Along the coast, Porto Cristo remains one of the island’s most authentic harbour towns, with a family-friendly beach and traditional waterfront restaurants, while Costa dels Pins and Son Servera offer established residential living close to golf and the sea.
Beaches such as Cala Mesquida, Cala Agulla and Cala Torta remain among the island’s most striking, framed by dunes, open land and clear water. With walking routes, quiet coves and a slower pace throughout, the North East offers a more understated, naturally beautiful way of living that suits both year-round residents and second-home owners.
The North East
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,...
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...
