Tenuta A Ses Salines, Maiorca

Ses Salines sits in the southeastern corner of Mallorca, a municipality defined by its salt flats, protected natural park, and some of the island’s most carefully preserved agricultural landscape. The area has attracted a discerning international buyer over the past two decades precisely because development pressure here is lower than in the north or southwest. Stone farmhouses, dry-stone walls, and almond groves set the visual register, and the scale of the place remains genuinely rural without feeling remote.

The village of Ses Salines itself has a weekly market and a handful of good restaurants. Colònia de Sant Jordi, a ten-minute drive, offers supermarkets, a fishing harbour, and direct boat access to the protected island of Cabrera. The beaches of Es Trenc and Ses Covetes, among the finest on the island, are within fifteen minutes by car.

Palma de Mallorca is approximately 55 kilometres to the northwest, a drive of around 50 minutes via the Ma-19 motorway. Palma Airport, the island’s main international hub with direct connections to most major European cities year-round and expanded routes in summer, is roughly 45 minutes by car. The nearby town of Santanyí, five kilometres north, provides a broader range of services including banks, medical facilities, and a well-regarded weekly market.