Get to know our sales agent – Josephine Cederqvist

 

We at BO Mallorca strive for a personal and close relationship with our customers. Therefore, we would like to introduce our devoted sales agents to you. Our first agent out is Josephine Cederqvist, with her contagious and constantly happy mood.

 

Why do you like Mallorca?

I like Mallorca because it is beautiful, small, safe, sunny and that the lifestyle is wonderfully relaxed. I grew up in the Gryt archipelago in Sweden and really appreciate being able to live near the sea.

Where do you live in Mallorca?

I live between Deia and Soller and also have an apartment in Palma. The best of both worlds! 

What do you do in your spare time?

I like to play padle, hang out with my partner and my children and hike in the mountains. I also like to travel.

Which is your favourite restaurant on the island?

Adrian Quetglas at Paseo Mallorca in Palma.

 

Which are the two best villages in Mallorca?

Deia and Port de Soller.

If I could invite anyone to lunch it would be … my grandmother who was absolutely wonderful and who passed away ten years ago.

My favourite place on the island is….. the coastal route between Deia and Soller. Amazingly beautiful scenery and crystal clear water. A must is to hike from Soller to Deia along the water. Unbeatable!

 

Which is the best Spanish word?

Mañana which means tomorrow. It symbolises the lifestyle here. It’s all right to postpone things for the next day. The word mañana can also be the worst Spanish word, because you have to be patient and accept that things can take some time. However, the positive outweighs the negative and you rarely see stressed and burned out Spaniards on the island.

The biggest challenge of living in Mallorca…. is that I am far away from my big family in Sweden. I miss them every day!

Last purchase?

A lot of Christmas presents for my kids!

Life motto/Quote:

Laugh and be happy and don’t take life so seriously. We have only one!

Which are your favourite properties right now?

MF2121, MF2114. I could live in each one of them!

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