Mallorca is traditionally well known for its fantastic weather and mild Mediterranean climate. February kicks out the blooming almond trees and by August you may well start dreaming of arctic adventures. On hitting the end of September, it remains warm, then into a long and charming autumn which can go on until Mid-December. Frank Heinsbroek Real Estate prepares for the committed house buyer during these months, knowing all too well that as the new year arrives, so do the demands for properties for sale in Pollensa and the surrounding areas in the North of Mallorca.
So, what happens in Mid-December? For a few short winter months there is surprising humidity and once you start to feel the cold it doesn’t seem to shift. Frank Heinsbroek Real Estate encourages all clients planning to relocate to Mallorca, to seriously consider a property with central heating. It is cheap to run as you really won’t use it for more than 3 months or so.
No other landscapes fascinate us as much as the mountains and the sea, so it comes as no surprise that the other side of Mallorca, the winter, is an absolute tonic for the independent traveller as the climate makes it ideal for touring, sporting activities and sightseeing. For the mountain enthusiast sign-posted hiking trails and paths scatter the beautiful mountainous area and the winding roads are alive with cyclists, both professional and novice, who come to train on Mallorca to avoid the cold North European winter. Year-round horse riding, climbing, sea-fishing and sailing are all popular amongst winter visitors to Mallorca and the most popular area for all these is the Tramuntana area centred around the historic village of Pollensa.
Pollensa, and all its beauty, is only a couple of hours away from most major European airports with a good choice of flights from many budget airlines in winter as well as in summer. Buying a property in the north of Mallorca with Frank Heinsbroek Real Estate, guarantees you a front seat pass to an island full of undiscovered beauty.