Area Guide to the Balearic Islands

Mallorca

Central Mallorca

Central Mallorca is the inland plain between the Serra de Tramuntana and the east of the island, with market towns such as Inca, Santa Maria del Camí and…

• Santa Maria del Camí

Mallorca

East Mallorca

East Mallorca is the area around the market towns of Artà, Manacor, Sant Llorenç and Capdepera and their coast. Apartments are listed at an average of €4,071 per…

Mallorca

North Mallorca

North Mallorca is the area around the bays of Pollença and Alcúdia. Apartments are listed at an average of €6,311 per m² in the Pollença municipality and €4,592…

• Pollença
• Puerto Pollensa
• Alcúdia
• Formentor
• Pollença (test)

Mallorca

Northwest Mallorca

Northwest Mallorca is the Serra de Tramuntana side of the island, from Sóller and Deià to Valldemossa. Apartments in Sóller are listed at an average of €6,905 per…

• Sóller
• Deià and Valldemossa

Mallorca

Palma

Palma is the capital of Mallorca and of the Balearic Islands, and the only part of the island where most buyers look for an apartment or a city…

• Palma de Mallorca: Neighbourhoods and Property Prices
• Palma Old Town

Mallorca

South Mallorca

South Mallorca is the area between the Llucmajor countryside and the coast around Sa Ràpita, Es Trenc, Ses Salines and Colònia de Sant Jordi. Apartments are listed at…

Mallorca

Southeast Mallorca

Southeast Mallorca is the area around Santanyí, Cala d’Or, Portopetro, Cala Figuera and Portocolom. Apartments are listed at an average of €4,927 per m² in the Santanyí area…

• Portocolom

Mallorca

Southwest Mallorca

Southwest Mallorca is the coast west of Palma, in the municipalities of Calvià and Andratx. Apartments are listed at an average of €9,488 per m² in Andratx and…

• Port d’Andratx
• Santa Ponsa

Menorca

Ciutadella & West

Ciutadella's old port and historic centre, plus the quiet coves and villas of Menorca's west coast.

• Ciutadella
• Cala en Bosc
• Son Xoriguer
• Cala Morell

Menorca

Center & North Coast

Es Mercadal, Fornells, Alaior and Ferreries: whitewashed villages, rural fincas and the wilder northern coastline.

• Es Mercadal
• Fornells
• Alaior
• Ferreries
• Es Migjorn Gran
• Son Bou

Menorca

Mahón & East

Mahón's natural harbour, Es Castell and Sant Lluís: the island's eastern gateway, with seaside villages and easy access to the airport.

• Mahón
• Es Castell
• Sant Lluís
• Punta Prima
• Binibeca

Ibiza

Ibiza Town

Dalt Vila, the marina and Talamanca bay: the island's capital, a short drive from the airport.

• Dalt Vila
• Marina Botafoch
• Talamanca
• Jesús

Ibiza

Santa Eulalia

A relaxed east coast around Santa Eulalia, Es Canar and Cala Llonga, with marina life and family-friendly beaches.

• Santa Eulalia
• Es Canar
• Cala Llonga
• Roca Llisa
• Siesta

Ibiza

San Juan

Portinatx, Cala San Vicente and the green north: pine-covered hills and some of the island's quieter coves.

• Portinatx
• Cala San Vicente
• Es Figueral
• San Miguel

Ibiza

San Antonio

San Antonio bay and the west coast, known for its sunsets, with countryside villages such as Santa Agnès inland.

• San Antonio
• Cala Salada
• Santa Agnès
• Cala Gració

Ibiza

San José

The south-west: Cala Jondal, Cala Tarida, Cala Conta and Es Cubells, home to many of Ibiza's villas with sea views.

• Cala Jondal
• Cala Tarida
• Cala Conta
• Es Cubells
• Playa d'en Bossa

Formentera

Formentera

The smallest of the four islands: white-sand beaches, low-rise villages and a slower pace of life, a short ferry ride from Ibiza.

• Sant Francesc Xavier
• La Savina
• Es Pujols
• Es Caló
• El Pilar de la Mola