If you're weighing where to buy on Mallorca, it's easy to default to the obvious names: Palma, Deià, Port d'Andratx. But tucked into the island's southeastern tip is Ses Salines — a municipality that pairs the salt-flat scenery of Es Trenc with a housing market that's still, relatively speaking, a step behind the island's headline-grabbing hotspots. In this post we'll walk through five reasons Ses...