The north-east between Artà and Cala Millor is the least built-up coastal region of the island: Llevant nature park, wide finca landscape, small harbours. Prices are more moderate than in the south-west, the crowd more down-to-earth — many Germans who have been here since the 80s. The price is the drive: a good hour from the airport.
Search in this areaAll areasCountry town with pilgrimage church and Tuesday market; stone townhouses, large fincas around, the nature park on the doorstep. Very authentic, little tourism.
Small coastal village on the bay of Alcúdia with views of Formentor; quiet villa locations, a mountain ridge behind, no hotels.
Castle village and lively harbour town with a ferry to Menorca; villas on the coast (Cala Gat, Son Moll), a largely German-speaking crowd.
Canyamel golf, quiet villa locations in pine woods, small beach; Costa de los Pinos as the most exclusive address on the east coast.
Son Servera as a lively small town with finca surroundings, Cala Millor as a resort with a long beach and affordable apartments.
Places in this region: Artà, Colònia de Sant Pere, Capdepera, Cala Ratjada, Canyamel, Son Servera, Cala Millor, Costa de los Pinos.
In the north-east we work with partner firms in Artà and Capdepera and bundle inspection trips. Solar, well and cistern systems on fincas are checked at every visit — they fail silently.
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