Why move to Port d'Andratx
While away blissful days in this exclusive port location, where a life of laid-back luxury is framed by breathtaking scenery.
This beautiful fishing village is tucked away in Majorca’s southwestern tip is one of the most stylish destinations on the island. Located around 5 kilometers from the beautiful town of Andratx, the village is known for its luxury yachts, glamourous villas and its popularity with film stars and celebrities. Port d’Andratx is a working fishing port, which means you can enjoy some fabulous seafood in the many cafes and bars that line the harbour.
Overlooking the Balearic sea, whose azure waters shimmer beneath the lush green mountains of the Serra de Tramuntana, you could easily spend your days sat in the harbour just drinking in the views. However, there’s so much to see and do in the area that you’re likely to be drawn away by a nearby luxury retreat, nature park, beach, museum or historical site.
For example, the surreal brain-shaped Liedtke Museum which sits perched on a nearby cliff edge – aims to unlock the creativity of its visitors, and features a mixture of thought-provoking works spanning art and science.
Venture inland past fragrant orange and almond groves to the town of Andratx, whose colourfully painted facades and flaxen Majorcan stone provide a charming backdrop for visitors in search of delicious local produce from the town’s weekly markets.
Community
Port d’Andratx is a popular area which has attracted an international community and is known to be a favourite among the rich and famous. The area remains a working fishing port and is therefore also home to those dependant on the the fishing industry.
Property
You’ll find a good variety of property from rustic fincas, modern villas and terraced houses, to apartments, duplexes and penthouses. This is a very desirable location, and properties tend to be luxurious and finished to a very high standard: deep pockets are essential!
Amenities
From chic designer boutiques, interior design stores to organic food and wine shops, Port D’andratx offers everything you could need for a luxury lifestyle. For essentials, there are several supermarkets and convenience stores.
There are also plenty of leisure facilities, from golf courses, beach clubs, yacht charters and watersports clubs. For dining you are spoilt for choice, with a number of excellent seafood restaurants and several fine dining options offering international cuisine. There is also a selection of bars, lounges and clubs on the waterfront, so you can watch the sun go down, cocktail in hand.
Transport
There is an hourly bus which connects you to the main town of Andratx plus Camp de Mar, Peguera and Santa Ponsa, but the best way to get around here is by car. You’re just over 30 minutes away from Palma airport, which offers international flights.
Employment
Most of the employment on the island is in the tourist industry and a lot of this work is seasonal. The majority of opportunities can be found in nearby Palma.
Health
There are a number of international doctors in the area, including the Clinica Port d’Andratx. There is a private hospital in nearby Santa Ponsa and several state hospitals in Palma, which is just over 30 minutes away by car.
Schools
There are a number of excellent international schools on the island, most of which offer the English curriculum. These include; Bellver International College and Queens College in Palma, The Baleares International College in Calvia, and Agora Portals International School in Carretera Vella d’Andratx.
Cost of Living
This is a very sought after and exclusive location which offers excellent quality of life, so the cost of living here is higher than other parts of Majorca and mainland Spain.