Mallorca
 Mallorca, also known as Majorca, is the largest of the Spanish Balearic Islands basking peacefully in the Mediterranean Sea and boasting 340 miles of beaches and coves. It is a firm holiday favourite offering top quality accommodation with exceptionally good quality private villas, typical fincas and holiday apartments.
Mallorca has long been the destination of choice for many of the world’s discerning rich and famous as well as royalty. Running from north to west is the impressive Serra de Tramuntana mountain range which falls away into the sea on one side and flattens out onto the island's central plain on the other. This area is know as Es Pla and within this region are the towns of Inca and Manacor. Inca is the home of the island's leather industry and Manacor is home to the famous Mallorca Pearls, manufacturing high quality artificial pearls. The north coast comprises of two vast sandy bays, Pollensa and Alcudia, divided by the rocky Aucanada Peninsula. Pine and olive trees line the narrow winding roads that link picturesque, enchanting villages. To the northeast the mountains give way to flatter land with lush green pastures and miles of sandy white beaches. The east coast is known as the Mallorca Riviera and is a string of tiny, unspoilt bays. Porto Cristo, Cala Millor and Porto Colom are some of the best known villages. The region is also famous for the Caves of Drac with their immense caverns and subterranean lakes. Palma is the cosmopolitan, sophisticated capital of Mallorca situated on the Southwest coast. It is dominated by a magnificent Gothic cathedral that overlooks the bustling harbour with its sleek yachts, long promenade and designer shopping. The Bay of Palma leads round to the highly developed resorts of Magalluf and Palma Nova on the west coast.
Life on this coastline is dedicated to fun and sun-worshipping with many amusement parks for holidaymakers to enjoy such as Marineland and Aquapark.The north coast of the island offers a chance to find total solitude amidst spectacular scenery. The beauty of this particular area of Majorca has attracted many an artist over the years. Poet Robert Graves is buried in the village of Deiá and the composer Frederick Chopin lived in Valldemossa. Nowadays the jet-set flock here to the world renowned hotel la Residencia in Deiá and many a celebrity have holiday homes on the island in this area; Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones and Claudia Schiffer to name a few.
Mallorca offers an amazing diversity to the holidaymaker. From non-stop partying in the southern resorts to meandering walks through quaint mountainside villages, to eating tapas in the elegant capital of Palma. Mallorca enjoys long, hot summers and mild winters and with miles of beaches, an enviable sunshine record, lively resorts and whitewashed mountain villages there is something for everyone.
Pollensa and Area  | Pollensa is situated in the North of Mallorca and is embraced by the magnificent Tramuntana mountain range. Wide, sandy beaches stretch for miles, caressed by the Mediterranean Sea. Secluded islands and unspoilt beaches can be reached by boat. Typical Mallorquine style stone houses and narrow cobblestone streets nestle amongst the dramatic scenery. The northern coast resorts including Port de Pollensa and Alcudia provide a good base from which to easily explore this spectacular mountainous area as well pretty coves along the coast. We have 46 villas in Pollensa and Area.
| | Alcudia  | Alcudia is located in the North of Mallorca and is famed for its stunning mountain scenery, sandy beaches and coves. It has an old, walled town, a quaint harbour and superb facilities making Alcudia one of the most sought after holiday destinations in Mallorca. We have 2 villas in Alcudia.
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