Bienvenido in Mallorca’s Beautiful South

Colònia de Sant Jordi at the southernmost tip of Mallorca was once a poor little fishing village. Today, it's a lively, unspoiled town of 3,000 people with plenty to offer for civilized slacking: a gorgeous promenade, a fishing port harbouring an abundance of charming restaurants, and plenty of shopping options, too. St. Jordi enjoys being loved by people who are a bit Mallorcan themselves and like to take it muy tranquilo. If you love idle days and drifting, this is the place for you. Water sports fans will be delighted with the range of kayaks, SUPs or surfboards on offer, as the water in the bays to the right and left of the town is surreally beautiful. Curious about the island's natural wonders and history? You will find the imposing, glistening white salt flats - the second oldest in the world, hugely exciting. Here the famous Mallorcan salt crystals, the Flor de Sal, are gathered. There are huge flocks of birds, there are caves, fragrant pine forests and coastal hiking trails. There's so much to do - or let be. The main thing is to enjoy it! Our guess is, the first thing you’ll probably want to do is to go around the corner to the big beach and see the sea - and that is so understandable.