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For the last 30 years our real estate agency has been offering "the right choice for you" in the south-east of Mallorca. Our goal is to help you find the best Mallorca Property deal. We have over 300 Mallorca properties in our system.

Whether you are considering purchasing a Mallorca property, renting a property in Mallorca, require property administration or even construction support - we attend our clients in an individual and professional way.

Resulting from many years experience in the business we have achieved and maintained good contacts with local municipalities, specialists, lawyers and tax consultants who will help the transaction or construction of a property to go through as smoothly and efficiently as possible.

If you are thinking in selling or renting your property, we are the right company to contact. Please send us some details and information and we will be happy to contact your as soon as possible.

Most of our properties are situated close to our location in Alquería Blanca in the south-east however we also have exclusive properties in other locations on the Island:

Alqueria Blanca, Cala d`Or, Cala Figuera, Cala Llombards, Cala Ratjada, Calonge, Cas Concos, Es Carritxo, Es Llombards, Felanitx, Palma, Porto Colom, Porto Petro, S`Horta, Santanyi, Ses Salines, Son Macia, Various locations


The Interior of Mallorca


Step back in time and experience rural life. The interior of Mallorca is surprisingly green, with wonderfully fertile land dotted with tiny villages that have resisted the passage of time. That's not to say there is nothing to do here. Many of the villages host quirky festivals and fairs each year, mainly celebrating their local agricultural produce and the local patron saint.


Around Binisalem are the vineyards which make most of Mallorca's wine, Santa Maria del Cami, Sineu and Inca have wonderful markets, and beautifully restored manor houses throughout the area give glimpses into how the nobility lived a couple of centuries ago. Properties Mallorca: Fincas, Villas and more.


Little lanes criss-cross the landscape, ideal for cyclists looking to explore at a leisurely pace. Hilltop sanctuaries & monasteries, and prehistoric ruins point to Mallorca's past. Glass making factories and the cultured pearl industry line the road leading to Manacor - Majorca's second city and home to tennis ace Raphael Nadal. (Properties Mallorca - The most beautiful landscapes.)


The choice of fincas and small luxury hotels is impressive and offer better value than those closer to the coast. If villa rentals are more your thing, then you'll be surprised at the quality and price of what's on offer here. During the peak season of July & August, you may be better off with a place in the centre of the island with your own pool, in "splendid isolation". Properties Mallorca - your private paradise.



South Mallorca


In the south east corner of Mallorca you will find agricultural land & unspoilt beaches, the land flattens out and windmills start popping up into the landscape. This is where you will find the salt flats, home to the gourmet flavoured salts "Flor de Sal", and Mallorca's best known undeveloped beach, Es Trenc , which stretches for miles and has a caribbean atmosphere. (Mallorca Properties: If you fancy the Mediterranean Lifestyle) For many the prettiest natural park of Mallorca - Cala Mondrago - is also here, with it's aquamarine seas and luscious white sand beaches. Beautiful walks through pine-filled coastline can add an extra dimension to your day at the beach.


You can take boat trips from Colonia St Jordi to the only maritime natural park in Mallorca, the Cabrera Islands. There are a number of well-priced fincas and luxury rural hotels in the area, plus a range of villas for holiday rentals. Properties Mallorca: Your investment at the right place - Keep going around the southern coast towards the Bay of Palma to find undeveloped agricultural land and a scattering of luxury hotels. You perhaps lack local beaches here - instead you'll find cliffs and rocky coves - but you'll have sea views and sunsets to die for. Properties Mallorca: Your new home at the Mediterranean.


As you come to the Bay of Palma itself, with the fantastic Playa de Palma beach, we arrive back in purpose-built land, with the popular resorts - particularly with the German community - of S'Arenal & Can Pastilla. This whole area has been earmarked by the government for a facelift - some of the apartment blocks are showing their age - and there is hope that the end result will be more Miami Beach than anything else.



Mallorcan Wine


Wine making has been part of the culture of Mallorcan living for centuries. It was the Romans who first brought vines to the island. The industry prospered from the 14th century right up until the end of the 19th century, when the vines were attached by a plague of phylloxera. The wine industry was wiped out, and much of the agricultural land was replanted with almonds. A small number of vines were re-introduced but only enough for local consumption. During the 20th century, the wines produced on the island lacked finesse, and a great deal of the wine consumed in Mallorca was imported from mainland Spain. - Properties Mallorca: Amidst the Mediterranean Culture.


However, during the 1990's, a group of determined local winemakers decided to invest in their businesses in order to improve the quality of the wine. This included such measures as better planting of popular grape varieties (like merlot, carbernet sauvignon, syrah, chardonnay and viognier), the use of stainless steel tanks and equipment, good irrigation systems and greater use of oak barrels. The traditional grape of the island is Monastrell, which in itself isn't the best single varietal red wine, but when it is blended with other grapes, the results can be superb. (Properties Mallorca: The right choice.) The white wines and roses have also drastically improved in quality, and all three sell at very competitive prices when compared to Rioja or Crianza from the mainland.


Vine-growers throughout the island have continued their quest for high standards and in 2007, a quality standard was introduced by the Balearic Councillor for Agriculture and Fisheries, which can only be used by wines grown, produced and bottled in Mallorca. Similar to the French AOC designation, the 'Denominacio d'Origen' classification ensures the quality of Mallorcan wines.



The ancient coastal towers of Mallorca (part two)


The Tower of Souls (Torre de Ses Aimes), also known as Torre des Vergers was constructed in the mid 1500s and is probably the most ancient tower remaining on Mallorca today. Located on the C-170, 1.5 kilometres out of the village of Banyalbufar, in the direction of Estellencs, it was built on a promontory to detect possible invasions by enemy flotilla. Properties Mallorca: The most beautiful place in the Mediterranean. Standing majestically on the coast line, it is one of the most emblematic landmarks in the area and, arguably, offers the best panoramic view in Mallorca.


Records show it went to auction in 1875 and sold for just 78 pesetas. Some years later it was acquired by the Archduke Lluis Salvador de Hasburgo-Lorena i Borbon.


Following ownership by the archduke it fell into disrepair. It was restored in 1995 by the Balearic Government and you can now visit it. Properties Mallorca - your place in the Mediterranean. The interior contains a simple, narrow stone stairway that takes you to the highest point. This is the spot where you can enjoy the stunning views out to the Mediterranean.


A number of mysteries and legends surround the tower. It is said to be encircled by an invisible force at night which has the power to entice and entrap any passerby who dares to approach during the night, in wintertime.


Below the tower is a pathway that leads to the tiny fisherman's port called the Pedra de s'Ase ('the stone of the donkey') so-called as, when viewed from the sea, these rocky asymmetrical protrusions appear to resemble the ears of an ass or donkey. It is along this pathway that ghostly apparitions have reportedly been sighted. Legend has it that a nobleman once spent the night at the tower to verify the stories. He came back with tales of tortured voices, screams, unexplained footsteps and the sounds of keys turning in lock...



A new logo for Palma de Mallorca


The idea is to re-invent the island as year round holiday destination and promote Palma as a weekend break destination. Palma's new Tourism Foundation is planning to promote the island as a place that has more than just beaches, sun, and sea but an island that can offer activities for all ages.


A competition was held to find a logo that captured the feel of Palma. Over 300 international entries were submitted to the panel of judges and presented the winner with €12,000.


So, there is a new initiative to highlight the year round possibilities of the island, the luxury choices in hotels and restaurants and the choices for short weekend breaks in the capital.



Ryanair base in Palma


Ryanair has announced the opening of a new European base at the Son Sant Joan airport in Palma, Majorca. The base will with four aircrafts operating 47 routes. Seventeen of the planned routes are to new destinations, including Cork, Marseille and Stockholm. CEO, Michael O'Leary, also pledged to increase the number of winter flights to and from the UK. In total the airline anticipates flying 2.8 million passengers to and from Palma annually. The good news comes after the airport saw double digit growth in passenger numbers during key months last summer.


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