Regions of Mallorca

Discover Mallorca’s regions, towns and villages. Mallorca has many very different faces, depending on the region. Get to know the regions of Mallorca. Reviews of Mallorcan towns and regions, and lots of interesting information about life in different parts of the island.

Mallorca

Santanyi

The picturesque town of Santanyi is located in the Southeast of Mallorca and has become permanent or second home to many, mainly German, expats, …read more

Palma

Palma de Mallorca is not only attracting visitors from all over Europe, but more foreign residents as well. Its beautiful harbor, the romantic old town, a lively Mediterranean atmosphere, …read more

Portixol and Es Molinar in Mallorca

Only a stone’s throw away from Palma city center are the two small bays of Es Molinar and Portixol. Just a few years ago the former fishing villages seemed to have been forgotten, …read more

Cosmopolitan Lifestyle in Port Andratx

As parts of our review of the best places to live in Mallorca we feature Port d’Andratx, an exclusive corner of the island offering cosmopolitan lifestyle in what has remained a picturesque fishing village, …read more

Northwest Mallorca

The Northwest coast is one of Mallorca’s most popular and beautiful regions. The town of Sóller, with its harbour and mountains offers variety year-round, explaining why so many artists and island aficionados have settled here, …read more

A home in the country

Crack! Ker . . .boom! An orchestra of gunshots plays around the valley, although the first hint of daylight is only just filtering through our bedroom shutters, …read more

Colonia de Sant Jordi, Mallorca

It is nine o’clock in the morning and we are having breakfast in Colonia Sant Jordi, enjoying the views over the small harbour with its countless boats and small islands leading to Cabrera. Even in high-season, life is more or less easy here, …read more

Palma de Mallorca

Although Palma de Mallorca has a never ending amount of underground car parks being built, driving and parking in Palma can sometimes be a painstakingly arduous task. My suggestion is to head straight to the Parc de la Mar car park , …read more

Pollensa

The small village in the North of Mallorca has a long and interesting history and knows how to impress visitors. Vibrant life on the Plaza, quiet alleyways, a fascinating history and a mountain to be conquered, …read more

Alcudia

The pedestrian area offers inviting restaurants, cafés with beautiful terraces and cosy backyards, handicraft shops, stylish boutiques and mallorcan specialities. Stroll by medieval houses, the proud town hall and the so-called Casas Señorales, , …read more about Alcudia

Puerto de Andratx

Elegant and often excellent restaurants try to attract the affluent clientele in Puerto de Andratx, such as the yacht owners and the landlords of the prestigious local properties. Numerous trendy boutiques provide the latest in fashionable designer wear,, …read more

Inca

Both residents and visitors to Mallorca mainly know Inca as the „leather town" and most tour operators have a visit to the leather manufacturers in their books. Inca is Mallorca’s third largest town with 25.000 inhabitants. The pedestrial zone of the old town offers a wide variety of big labels such as Amichi, Tous or Benetton as well as contemporary designer shops., …read more