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Cheap Holidays to Cala Bona

Located on the eastern coast of Majorca is the fabulous resort of Cala Bona, a peaceful fishing village that offers plenty of activities and gorgeous beaches to relax on. The warm waters are ideal for diving, snorkelling and swimming while non-swimmers can soak up some sun on the beach or enjoy the parks and nearby tourist attractions. With a wealth of great-value hotels, including popular all-inclusive resorts, this is a Majorcan gem that suits couples, friends and families alike. Along the promenade, there's a wide range of cafes and bars where you can sip on ice-cold cocktails or enjoy a light snack by the sand. With sunny days from early spring to late November, Majorca is a magnet for sun-loving holidaymakers and in the peak summer months this island is alive with family fun, festivals, beach attractions and watersports. Cala Bona holidays are all about relaxing in beautiful beachfront hotels and making the most of nearby livelier resorts whenever it suits you. The vibe is slightly more laid-back, with nightlife consisting of a club and a few karaoke bars including The Sandancers Bar in Calle Llambies.

Holidays in Cala Bona don’t have to be expensive and you'll find plenty to do for the whole family. The resort's peaceful atmosphere also makes it a popular choice among couples looking to enjoy a romantic getaway. Potter along its beautiful promenade or the shopping streets of Sa Coma for souvenirs during the day before heading out to the harbourfront for elegant evening meals at restaurants overlooking the sea.

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A Guide to Cala Bona Holidays

Cala Bona Beach

Cala Bona’s beach is a stretch of soft white sands with man-made rocky coves and brilliant blue waters. The expanse of its 2-kilometre beach offers sun-worshippers an ideal spot to top up their tan and enough opportunity to take a plunge into the warm waters. The promenade is teeming with shops, bars and restaurants serving all types of cuisines, too.

Spend Evenings In Cala Millor

Cala Bona is a calm resort with an easy-going nightlife. Experience delicious local cuisine as you wine and dine at the restaurants dotting the beach or head to one of the hotels providing an endless amount of entertainment. If you're after a livelier night out though, a 15-minute walk will get you to Cala Millor which has some buzzing clubs and bars to offer.

Top Majorca Markets

The markets in Cala Bona are well worth a visit if you're looking to catch a glimpse of local life. You'll find everything here from original Majorcan products to basic foods and international fashion staples. Explore the large Friday market in Son Servera and browse through a good selection of locally produced veggies and crafts.

The Best Seafood in Majorca

If you're in Cala Bona, then the hotel buffet won’t see you go hungry. You'll find many international cuisines here, from Chinese to Italian, Indian and Scandinavian and much more, so you're sure to sample the globe before your trip is over! For those seeking something more authentic, head to the harbour where the fish is freshly caught and enjoy your evening meal by the moonlit sea.

Getting Around Cala Bona

🚌 Transport in the Cala Bona Region

Holidaymakers in Cala Bona enjoy walking along the pedestrian promenade beside the bright blue waters. Since the resort is quite small, renting a bicycle is one of the best ways to explore. Hiring a car is easy and not very expensive and there are plenty of places where you can book a taxi too. If you want to explore the neighbouring resorts, you may require the bus service.

Travelling by bus or car Tourist areas generally have good bus services running between them, but longer routes can be much less frequent. Bear in mind that some routes don’t operate on Sundays, during low season or late at night. Car hire is available in a few places around Cala Bona, such as the Paseo Maritimo, or you can simply call your hotel reception and arrange one. There is a fixed daily rate, but a 3-day car rental works out cheaper. There are two taxi ranks in Cala Bona. One is located at the entrance to the Harbour and the second is situated opposite the main beach. For transport from Palma Airport, take an Airport Bus to the centre of the city and then take the connecting bus to the resort.

Passports and Visas

British citizens don’t need a visa to travel to Majorca, but you must have a valid passport. Keep track of the latest passport and visa information at For more information and advice, visit www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/spain/entry-requirements or the Foreign Office at www.fco.gov.uk/en/

Health and Safety

Make sure you take out relevant travel and medical insurance before you travel. An EHIC also entitles you to emergency treatment, if needed. For more info, see www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/spain/health

Vaccinations

There are no vaccinations required to holiday in Majorca. Do ensure routine jabs are up to date, though.