The region has an area of about 151.7 km2 and a population of 24.000 habitants distributed in three small towns: Pollensa, Port de Pollensa, Alcudia and Cala Sant Vicenç.
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Over the years, this south-west region has developed into the playground for the super rich and those famous people, who like to be seen. The super yacht marinas Puerto Portals and Port Adriano serve as the ideal hotspots for any kind of extravaganza to be staged.
Read more +This area has the coastlines and fishing possibilities which mostly attract the locals, they choose Colonia de San Jordí and Sa Rápita as the place to buy a second home and spend the summer months near the sea.
Read more +Having discovered the fabulous views and the favourable climate in the summer, the wealthy have been choosing to take up a summer residence in this area for centuries: Soller, Deia, Valldemossa and Alaro.
Read more +The city offers a variety of districts and properties. The architecture of some buildings in the prestigious Old Town (Casc Antic) and Santa Catalina is simply stunning and unique, these are currently the most charming and trendy areas to buy a property in the Balearic capital.
Read more +This central plains region is considered to be the most authentic of Mallorca. Oblivious to outside influences, an agricultural way of life continues to dominate the landscape, which is dedicated to grain crops, and in certain parts – most notably in Santa Maria and Binissalem – to vineyards.
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