Area guides
The Mallorca we know.
A working knowledge of the island — region by region, neighbourhood by neighbourhood, village by village.
Region №01
Palma
Historic capital, modern soul
From the UNESCO-listed old town to the leafy hillsides above the bay, Palma is one of Europe's most liveable Mediterranean capitals — a city of cathedrals, markets, terraces and quiet sea-facing streets.
Region №02
Southwest Mallorca
Marinas, villas and the bay of Andratx
The most established address on the island — a string of bays, ports and gated estates connecting Palma to Port d'Andratx, with pine forests above and turquoise water below.
Region №03
North Mallorca
Old-world ports and long sand beaches
Sandstone townhouses, lemon trees and a long, gentle bay. The north is family-led, more local, and quieter outside the summer months — with the Tramuntana never far behind.
Region №04
Tramuntana
Villages between mountain and sea
A UNESCO-listed mountain range running the length of the west coast. Stone villages, olive terraces and an artistic, discreet international community.
Region №05
Southeast Mallorca
Honey-stone villages and turquoise coves
Some of the island's most beautiful coastline — protected coves, pine forests and a slower, more local pace anchored by Santanyí and Cala d'Or.
Region №06
Central Mallorca
Stone villages and country fincas in the Pla
The agricultural heart of the island — honey-stone villages, almond and olive groves, weekly markets and a slower, distinctly local rhythm. Country fincas with land, light and long horizons define the market.