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MumAbroad Mallorca

 

Mallorca is the largest of the Balearic islands and has been a popular permanent destination for European citizens thanks to its stunning coastline, spectacular countryside, numerous idyllic bays, championship golf courses, beautiful marinas and plethora of local and international restaurants. Mallorca is only a couple of hours’ flight from most of Europe and this accessibility combined with its natural beauty and climate make it one of Spain’s most popular destinations for investors looking to make a permanent move.  At the international schools, children receive lessons in English, Spanish and Catalan and they will also become acquainted with the local dialect of Mallorqui.

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