South-west Mallorca

The coast that keeps the light longest.

Every residence we hold sits on the island's west-facing edge — a run of old harbours and pine headlands under the Tramuntana, where the sun sets over the water instead of behind the hills.

Palma airport · 20 min Sunset over water · year-round

A day on the coast

Told, as ever, by the hour.

Costa d'en Blanes marina in soft morning light, moored boats along the quay Costa d'en BlanesMarina · 08:00
08:00 — Morning Coffee on the marina before the boats go out; Palma's old town is fifteen minutes east when you want a city.
The hillside village of Deia, terraces dropping toward the sea at midday DeiàVillage & terraces · 13:00
13:00 — Midday Lunch inland at Deià, where the Tramuntana drops straight to the sea and the light comes back off the terraces.
The Port d'Andratx headland at golden hour, the west coast turning amber Port d'AndratxHeadland · 18:40
18:40 — Golden hour And the reason for all of it: the west headlands at sunset, the whole coast turning the colour the houses were designed to catch.

The practicals

Close to everything you'd fly in for.

Airport

20 min

Palma

15 min

Beaches

6 within 10 km

Golf

3 courses

International school

12 min · Portals Nous

Know the coast better than us?

Tell us the hour you want to live in.

Morning harbour or west-facing sunset, valley or headland — we'll match a residence to the light you're after.

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