The north around Pollença and Alcúdia is greener, quieter and more British than the south-west. Long sandy beaches, the bay of Pollença with views of Formentor, behind it fincas on the plain and at the foothills of the Tramuntana. The airport is just under an hour away — which keeps prices and pace moderate.
Search in this areaAll areasHistoric small town with Calvary steps, Sunday market and music festival. Stone townhouses, fincas in the surroundings; a loyal buyer base from Britain and the German-speaking countries.
Family bay with pine-lined promenade, calm water, sailing club. Villas in the front row, apartments behind; very quiet in winter.
Four small coves below rock faces, or the island's most exclusive peninsula — few properties, high prices, no infrastructure.
Medieval town walls, Roman excavations, the island's largest beach. Broad supply from holiday apartments to villas in Bonaire overlooking the bay.
Agricultural hinterland with potato fields and generous fincas at more down-to-earth prices; close to the S'Albufera nature park.
Places in this region: Pollença, Port de Pollença, Cala Sant Vicenç, Formentor, Alcúdia, Port d'Alcúdia, Sa Pobla, Muro.
For the north we bundle inspection trips and have partner firms in Pollença and Alcúdia so emergencies don't fail on the drive. In winter we check properties after every north-easterly storm.
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The island's only real city: old town, Santa Catalina, Portixol — and the villa hills of Son Vida and Génova.
→Port d'Andratx, Santa Ponsa, Bendinat, Portals: the densest villa landscape on the island, international, liquid.
→Sóller, Deià, Valldemossa: the scenery Mallorca is known for — with strict building rules and scarce supply.
→Seven regions compared with a decision table.
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