I worked for 21 years in banking until I decided with my partner that we wanted to start our own business. I love to enjoy all that our island has to offer, the beach in winter and summer, the views, going to restaurants that offer good food with good service, listening to music and dancing, reading, watching a beautiful sunset with a glass of wine, shopping, motorbike tours, travelling. What better way to show it to the world than by offering our home and giving them local tips?

The dreamy village of Randa is located in the southern part of the Balearic Islands between Llucmajor and Algaida. Randa, which lies at the foot of the mountain of the monastery of the same name, captivates with its charming natural landscape of mountains and fertile plains as well as its proximity to the capital of Palma. Generous houses and estates made of natural stone, lush gardens, trees and Mediterranean plants characterise the townscape. The approximately 100 residents of this attractive residential area appreciate Randa for its peace and seclusion, as well as for its original architecture. In the spacious, traditional country houses and fincas with extensive plots of land, prospective buyers can settle in one of the most sought-after locations in Mallorca and at the same time benefit from a high quality of life. The history of Randa. The three monasteries of Randa bear witness to the centuries-old history of the small village. For example, the monastery ‘Santuari de Cura’ was founded in the 13th century and was the training centre of the famous Mallorcan Ramón Llull, founder of the hermitage of Mallorca. The medieval monastery houses a library with ancient books and writings. Due to its three monasteries, the small village became the second most important pilgrimage site in Mallorca. Visitors can expect many cultural highlights in the picturesque village of Randa. For example, holidaymakers have the opportunity to visit the three impressive monasteries ‘Santuari de Sant Honorat’, ‘Santuari de Gràcia’ and the ‘Santuari de Cura’. In addition, the six small mountains in the municipality of Algaida are ideal for interesting excursions, either on foot or by bicycle, in the midst of beautiful nature. A popular destination is the 544-metre-high Puig Randa, from which you can enjoy a wonderful panoramic view of the fertile plain, the Tramuntana mountains and the bay of Palma.