The East Coast of Mallorca

The East coast of Mallorca is is made up of many small "callas" (small sandy coves) and some larger sandy bays. It is a very beautiful stretch of the Mallorca coastline and much of it is protected. So whilst there are some densely packed tourist developments they do not spoil the character and beauty of the area.

Towns on the East Coast are a mixture of such coastal resorts and old traditional still-functioning fishing towns. Inland there are many small villages which have remained largely unchanged by tourism.

There are some stunning sandy beaches
in this part of Mallorca. With clear "Blue
flag" waters thet are unpolluted and healthy for bathing. Some of the best beaches in Mallorca can be found at Cala Mesquida, Cala Mitjana and Cala Torta.

In addition to its beaches the area has lots of attractions including boating, golf and other sports. There are many attractions for site-seeing such as the Coves del Drac for which this part of Mallorca is famous.

The focus for property opportunities here is coastal villas and apartments, including resale and new off-plan properties including some community developments. The area is easily accessible from Palma de Mallorca and the airport with journey times by car varying from around 45 minutes to 60 minutes or so depending on location.

Sa Coma

Sa Coma is one of the better known resorts on the East Coast. Similar to Cala Millor and Cala Bona, Sa Coma was built relatively recently. The focal point of the town is its super long sandy beach which is great for swimming, sunbathing and offers a range of water sports. A great family resort with plenty on offer including a good selection of shops, bars and restaurants.

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Cala Murada and Cales de Mallorca

Cala Murada is a small, quiet fishing village situated on the south-east coast of Mallorca. This is an attractive rocky part of the coast and has been developed with regard to the surroundings. A very popular destination with some good property options, Cala Murada is also popular with locals wishing to seek peace and quiet from the busier coastal resorts.

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Porto Cristo

Porto Cristo is a natural harbour which is still an active fishing port as well as now providing moorings for luxury cruisers. It is a proper "all year round" town with plenty of activities both on the water and off. Porto Cristo is good for day visits an, holidays and permanent living.

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Porto Colom

Porto Colom is renowned as one of the prettiest coastal towns in Mallorca. Its large natural harbour is home to many traditional fishing boats, and there are some fabulous fish restaurants along the waterfront of the harbour. Porto Colom has avoided the full onslaught of tourism and the developments are set outside of the original old town.

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Manacor

Manacor is the capital town of the East of Mallorca. It is a market town, commercial centre, agricultural centre and has a range of industries inclunding the production of artificial pearls. Manacor is Mallora's second city after Palma de Mallorca.

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Felanitx

Felanitx is one of the main East Coast towns, located a short drive from the coastal towns of Porto Colom and Cala Murada. The centre of Felanitx is a real Mallorca Old Town, an agricultural community with a deep history.

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