The region of Andratx is one of the most attractive tourist destinations thanks to its privileged location on the southwest of the Tramuntana mountains. With a perfect combination of land and sea, Andratx offers a wide array of landscapes, which range from impressive mountainous landscapes and welcoming inland valleys, to a spectacular, steep coast, with small inlets, and fine-sanded beaches.
Camp de Mar is a small tourist town located on the coast of Andratx which has the privilege of having one of the most beautiful beaches of the island because of its transparent waters and it’s white sand. Camp de Mar was developed around the 80’s, close to one of the biggest places of the region, Biniorella. the same name that the residental area received. After that, other areas like Es Salinar or Cap Andritxol were built. The first hotel, Gran Hotel, was built in 1932 in a colonial style,...
Andratx, known by the locals as la vila, has a population of approximately 7,600 inhabitants. It is the cultural and administrative center of the region. Calm and traditional, the town of Andratx is a must for those who want to get to know the Tramuntana mountains. Shops, restaurants, cultural possibilities, medical infrastructure and sports facilities are among the services that Andratx offers. The urban center of the town is where the historical and patrimonail attractive is focused. The old estate of Son Mas, where the Town Hall is located since 1998,...
Puerto de Andratx is one of the best and most spectacular natural ports of the island. It is surrounded by beautiful coves of crystalline waters such as “Cala Llamp”, “Cala Moragues” and “Cala d’Egos”. This modern Port d’Andratx town with around 3,300 inhabitants was originally an ancient fishermen shelter. It has now become one of the most important and visited tourist centers in Mallorca thanks to it’s sailing activity, which favors a more exclusive residential tourism. Puerto de Andratx is a cheerful and cosmopolitan spot where different cultures are mixed...
S’Arracó is a small and charming town with less than 1,000 inhabitants where the calm and hospitality that is perceived on it’s streets enchant the visitors of this town . S’Arracó retains the charm of the typical houses on the inland, low, traditional, with a small garden. However, it also displays a majestic architecture such as the modernist style houses built with the money that migrants from S’Arracó sent to their families from France. Most of these hauses can be found on the main street, the França street. It is also...
Sant Elm is an ancient fishermen town which has become a small tourist center made up of summer residences. Homely and calm, it offers a variety of restaurants, bars and a small shopping area. This coastal town, which used to be known as Palomera, is where the troops of the King Jaime I first anchored before landing Santa Ponça in 1229. Until beginning of the 20th century. Sant Elm’s economy was based on fishing and fish salting. Currently, this small locality of 400 inhabitats lives off of tourism. This area has...