Manacor, Spain

Manacor is the main inland town of eastern Mallorca, with a coastline that reaches the Cales de Mallorca and Porto Cristo. Cala Murada is a quiet residential coastal area with small coves and clear water, away from the larger tourist strips.

The area is known for the Coves del Drach, one of the island's most visited cave systems with an underground lake, and for Manacor's tradition of artificial pearls. Owners get a calmer side of Mallorca with sea access, local markets and villages inland.