Mediterranean Townhouse

Ses Salines sits in the far southeast of Mallorca, a small agricultural town that has retained its unhurried, distinctly Mallorcan character while attracting a discerning international community drawn to its proximity to the island’s finest natural landscapes. The town is defined by its sandstone church, traditional market square, and low-rise vernacular architecture. It sits at the edge of the Parc Natural de Ses Salines d’Eivissa i Formentera, a protected wetland and salt flat reserve of exceptional ecological significance.

The weekly market on Thursdays draws locals and residents from across the southeast. Restaurant Es Celler and several agrarian cooperatives supply quality local produce. The beaches of Es Trenc and Colònia de Sant Jordi are within a ten-minute drive, as is the small marina at Colònia de Sant Jordi, which offers ferry crossings to Cabrera island.

Palma de Mallorca is approximately 55 kilometres to the northwest, reachable by car in around 45 to 50 minutes via the Ma-19 and Ma-15 roads. Palma Airport, one of the busiest in Spain with direct connections to most major European cities, is roughly 45 kilometres away and accessible in under 40 minutes by car. There is no direct rail connection to Ses Salines, making a private vehicle essential for daily life in this part of the island.