Deia, a village on the northwest coast of Mallorca, is nestled in the foothills of the Tramuntana mountains and is surrounded by olive groves and citrus trees, giving it a picturesque backdrop. The hilly landscape and proximity to the Mediterranean create a peaceful and idyllic atmosphere. The historic architecture exudes a timeless beauty that is reflected in the traditional stone houses and narrow streets. Deia has established itself as an artists' colony and has long attracted creative minds from all over the world. Famous personalities such as the writer Robert Graves have found their inspiration here. His former home is now a museum. This cultural vein is omnipresent in Deia, with numerous art galleries, small museums and cultural events taking place throughout the year. The population of Deia is relatively small, which contributes to the exclusive and intimate atmosphere of the village. The surrounding area offers numerous opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling and climbing. The coastline is characterized by hidden coves and beaches, which are often only accessible on foot and offer a swimming experience in crystal clear waters. Cala Deia, a small pebble cove, is particularly well-known and popular for its natural beauty and excellent waterside restaurants. Despite its secluded location, Deia is easily accessible. The distance to Palma is approx. 30 km and the airport is approx. 40 km away.