YouTuber Moves to the Land of the Sun: A German Makes Mallorca His New Home

Why Mallorca Now

Sometimes a few days of sunshine, a short flight and the right stage of life are enough to turn everything upside down. That seems to be the case for the 31-year-old YouTuber who recently announced that he will move to the island at the turn of the year. He has owned the villa for around two years and has apparently fallen in love with the north of the island — peace, sea views and starry nights included.

More Than Just a House by the Sea

The property he bought in early 2023 reportedly has a pool and a small jacuzzi. From the terrace you can look out over a wide bay where, in the evenings, the lighthouse can be glimpsed in the distance. The house is also technically upgraded: equipment for a stable internet connection is said to have been installed on the roof so streams and videos don't stutter when he works.

Cars are part of it – two premium cars are parked in the garage, including a sporty electric vehicle. No wonder: coming from the video world and motorsports, cars are part of his brand. Anyone who has strolled along the coastal road around 10 a.m. knows that unusual vehicles are often seen here, a local quirk discussed in ‘Mallorca is not Spain’ – What a TikTok sketch hides about life on the island.

Why Not America or Asia?

In his post he explains that long-haul destinations like Thailand or the USA are not an option for him at the moment. Proximity to Europe, short flight times and political stability played a role, a preference echoed in Not Just Mallorca: Why So Many Germans Make Their Home Elsewhere. He wants to live in a country where he feels safe and free — that was important to him. He is also no longer as bound by company commitments: "no company, no kids," he says roughly, so it seems like the right moment.

Where exactly will he move? He barely names specific streets or neighborhoods, and he keeps quiet about his relationship — a bit of mystery apparently belongs to it. He prefers to talk about everyday life: morning coffee on the terrace, stargazing in the evening. It sounds simple, and it's probably exactly what he was looking for.

What This Means for the Island

New celebrity residents always provide food for conversation: for the local scene it means new acquaintances and possibly attention for projects or events, as local initiatives and new businesses have shown in Emigrants on the Island: Two Couples Start Anew – How Mallorca Benefits. For some residents the mix of private life, public interest and luxury properties remains a topic of discussion — especially when cameras appear in the neighborhood more often, and when space pressures lead families to rethink their situation as described in When Space Becomes a Luxury: Why a Family Left Mallorca.

For fans it means more on-site content. For the newcomer himself: a new chapter among almond groves, short flights to Germany and evenings where the starry sky has the final say.

Expected move: turn of the year 2025/26. Those who stroll the harbor of Alcúdia in the morning might one day run into him — with headphones, a camera and a coffee in hand.