Why Mallorca? 10 reasons to invest

1. Good accessibility

The international airport of Palma de Mallorca is one of Europe’s leading airports, with hundreds of routes to destinations across the globe. Direct flights to all major European cities ensure that journeys are kept short, therefore, those interested in buying properties can easily commute between their home and the Mediterranean island of Mallorca.

2. Perfect climate

With an average of 300 days of sunshine a year, Mallorca has warm summers and mild winters, during which the temperatures rarely fall below 12 degrees. It is the perfect climate to enjoy outdoor activities and life outdoors the whole year through. The pandemic has resulted in many owners of holiday homes spending longer periods of time on the island.

3. Infrastructure

Mallorca has a highly developed and fast motorway network, and even the places located furthest away from the capital of Palma can be reached by car within 90 minutes. Thanks to the modern fibre optic network, almost all households can be provided with fast Internet connection, which makes the decision to work from home on the island even easier.

4. Capital of Palma

A s a travel destination in its own right, Palma de Mallorca offers a combination of architecture, culture, individual boutiques and shops, as well as a year round restaurant scene. Many of the historic buildings have been renovated and the cosmopolitan city boasts numerous new openings as well as diverse social and cultural activities.

5. Healthcare

Mallorca provides professional healthcare management in all parts of the healthcare system. This encompasses multi-lingual services in first-class doctors’ surgeries and hospitals. The island is therefore able to ensure medical care for millions of visitors.

8. Diverse landscapes

Mallorca’s attractiveness is based on its diverse and varied landscapes. The Serra de Tramuntana mountain range spreads over an area of 92 kilometres, from the southwest to the northern tip of the island. The impressive interplay between mountains and sea appeals to the island’s visitors and residents alike.

9. Education

In Mallorca, there are 17 international schools which provide a good standard of education for native and foreign residents, from pre-school right through to university. Children can be taught in their native language and learn Spanish at the same time. The University of the Balearic Islands offers a diverse range of academic programmes.

6. Sport activities

The island has strengthened its position as a leading sports destination internationally: not only for those who practise sports in their spare time, but also for professionals preparing for their athletic season with training sessions on the island. Many international sports events take place in Mallorca, such as the ATP Mallorca Tennis Championship, the Road to Mallorca, the Mallorca Challenge (Triathlon), and the UCI Track Cycling World Championships. Whether you are interested in hiking, sailing, cycling, or playing golf, the island has something to offer for everyone.

7. Safety

Security organisations including the police and Guardia Civil have decades of experience in keeping the island safe for numerous visitors. Due to the few possible points of entry, it is comparably easy to monitor the island’s border security.

10. Culture and society

The island’s social and cultural agenda includes a broad spectrum of concerts, food and wine festivals, sports tournaments, and the popular traditional island fiestas the whole year through. Additionally, the exclusive marinas in Puerto Portals and Port Adriano organise popular events, such as the Classic Car Rally, the Aftersun Market, and the Christmas Market.