Comments on: Deia, Mallorca (Spain)

By: Appleton

Appleton — Thu, 29 Jul 2010 10:18:07 +0000

Hey Joffy, nice to know how much you enjoyed here..!

Deia is indeed a great place for someone who is a sophisticated traveler and seeks peace and beauty in a place where people are genuine and friendly..

Particularly for those who are fascinated by ‘callas’, fishing places and who prefer walking peacefully in the midst of lush olive trees

By: Joffy Jose

Joffy Jose — Thu, 29 Jul 2010 10:11:45 +0000

The place where I stayed for a week here was Deya Mallorca was awesome..Its a haven for the contemporary traveler..

Wifi broadband is available in the duplex on request..The furnishing is modern and up-to-date..Linens and towels are provided..There are no hidden extras..Bird watching and walking through the olive trees is best if you go in spring or autumn..

I really found my stay pleasant..

By: Joffy Jose

Joffy Jose — Thu, 29 Jul 2010 10:05:49 +0000

Hey Travis,

Looks like you enjoyed a lot a Deia..

I think what makes Deia so popular with a contemporary traveller is the way luxurios living fits in easily with the local culture..

The people are amiable and nice.

By: Travis Trunck

Travis Trunck — Thu, 29 Jul 2010 10:00:17 +0000

Hey Sonika,

I been to Deia and think that this place is really beautiful..
As you walk down the dusty tracks of Deia through the olive groves you’ll reach the ‘cala’, the cove.

It is at this place, the few remaining fishermen still go out at dawn to cast their nets.We were about to take a car to ‘cala’ but a native friend advised us to walk down and the walk was so beautiful.

Thanks for the lovely post!

By: Sonika D'souza

Sonika D'souza — Thu, 29 Jul 2010 09:55:19 +0000

If you approach Deià by road from Palma you’ll have rounded the headland at Sa Pedrissa and be greeted by a grand first view of the village.

The mountains of the ‘Serra de Tramuntana’ tower over the village,as its backdrop topped by its ancient church, sits on its hill then extends to the valley below with its system of open irrigation channels that date back to moorish times.

Built long before the days of town-planning the people just got it right, limited to local materials they built houses that fit perfectly into the landscape.

By: Annalize

Annalize — Thu, 29 Jul 2010 09:49:46 +0000

Deia in Mallorca is such a village where people are used to having foreigners around.

Deià has been a haven for artists, musicians and writers since the early 20th century, many of them making their permanent homes in and around the Village.

There are many hotels and properties on rent available to the visitor. Also there are many restaurants and bars, if the village is full the lovely town of Sóller is just 10Km. (6 miles) up the coast.

By: christalle

christalle — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 06:17:38 +0000

these islands are really a beauty..the xtraordinary church here gives a divine feeling too..

another surprise here is the mode of transport which is on the donkey, and that is another experience everyone would like to share,

a real worth jouney..

By: christalle

christalle — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 06:16:36 +0000

these islands are really a beauty..the xtraordinary church here gives a divine feeling too..

another surprise here is the mode of transport which is on the donkey, and that is another experience everyone would like to share,

By: vareeja

vareeja — Mon, 28 Jun 2010 11:14:00 +0000

The Mediterranean islands continue to unfold their beauty.
The enchanting Spanish village Deia in Mallorca will take your breath away with its splendid scenic beauty and so will the mystery passageways of La Res which was a temporary haven to many celebrities!