Deià

In the beautiful setting of the Sierra de Tramuntana neighborhood is where you'll find this charming little town that has a jetty into the sea, and a cove of the same name. It's formerly an Arabic farmhouse that later became a member of the Cistercian Order. In recent years, especially since it became the refuge of the nobel Robert Graves, it has been visited by writers, artists and filmmakers, followed by people in finance who have turned the town into a somewhat elitist place. The town's streets are very nice, and the stone houses and 16th century church is still there. Don't miss the picture of the village in the evening when the lamps give it a Bethlehem-type feeling.

Have a few drinks watching the sunset.