Advice for anyone visiting Mallorca

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The creator offers advice for visiting Mallorca, suggesting a split stay between coastal and countryside properties. They highlight that countryside properties can be more relaxing than coastal ones, showcasing Son Brull as an example of an incredible inland option.

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1Introduction to Mallorca advice
2Coastal vs. Countryside properties
3Highlighting Son Brull as a countryside option
4Recommendation to mix both types of stays

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Advice for anyone visiting Mallorca

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got here Got to our fourth hotel here on Mallorca and I think one thing if you're visiting the island to keep in mind is that the coastal properties might not be as relaxing as you think. You the ones on the ocean and the views where we've really felt the most relaxed and the grid are these countryside properties. We're currently at Son Brull near Pollensa, North East side and it is absolutely incredible. If you are coming to Mallorca, I highly recommend your between a waterfront coastal property and an inland countryside property because you're really going to see very two very different sides of the island. Coming from someone who's always traveling and booking trips for people, I might really mix the two and that would be my advice to anyone visiting Mallorca.