Eastlake Properties Mallorca
In this section we aim not only to give you an insight into the life in Mallorca, but also to offer you useful information about buying a property on the island. If you are unsure about where to buy, have a look at the articles about the different regions and towns - they may help you make up your mind about where to focus your search. You may also be interested in knowing a bit about the history and culture of the island, or maybe its cuisine. Whatever your interests, you´ll be sure to find and article to suit your tastes.
If there is anything in particular you would like to know and you can´t find the answer on our web page, just drop us a line and we will do our best to find it out for you.
Migjorn
The Migjorn is one of the most undeveloped areas of Mallorca although paradoxically it is home to some of the best beaches on the island. Es Trenc is the most notable of these beaches with its long stretch of fine white sands and crystal clear waters flanked by dunes and nature reserves. It is an extremely popular place in the summer for day trippers, but fortunately, the majority of the area has been saved from the developers and there is not a hotel in sight. 
Large stretches of the area are nationally protected Nature Reserves where the Mallorca landscape has been left to meet the beautiful turquoise Mediterranean Sea. As such the area has also become a magnet for birdwatchers and nature lovers of all types.
The rural landscape with its characteristic deep red colour is rich in almond, carob and olive trees and the agricultural traditions are reflected in the character of towns such as Campos, Llucmajor and Santanyi. However, as one of the driest areas on the island the inhabitants of the Migjorn traditionally turned to the sea to make their living. The seaside villages are busy fishing ports and the tiny coves and harbours that dot this stretch of coast are lined with fishermen’s huts seemingly untouched by time or tourism. 
Posted on 14/05/2007
Category: Mallorca Regions
