Cala Millor Holidays

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Indulge in Cala Millor holidays 2021

A vibrant coastal getaway on the Balearic island of Majorca, Cala Millor holidays have so much to offer, from lazy days in the sun to historical sites and inland adventures.

You know you’ve picked the right holiday destination when the resort’s name translates as “better bay”, and Cala Millor is, indeed, one of the better bays on the island of Majorca. With warm temperatures year-round, peaking in summer when the mercury gets well into the thirties, it’s the perfect place to come for sun, sea, sand and a spot of Spanish indulgence.

Historic highlights in Cala Millor

Just south of the main town lies a fascinating historic site on the Punta De n’Amer peninsula. Take a short hike in the morning sun and visit the 17th-century watchtower that looms over the town and looks south towards neighbouring Sa Coma. Built to protect the island against invasion from the Ottomans and North African troops, it still stands at 35 metres high today, with its cannon still in position and a restaurant and cafe serving snacks with a view.

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Why book Cala Millor holidays

Discover the best beaches

Hang out at Cala Millor's highlight... the Blue Flag awarded beach!

Perfect for watersports

Up the ante at the beach with some watersports like windsurfing

Sample the local food

The seafront promenade is the perfect place to stop off for a bite to eat

Fab shopping scene

It's hard not to splash the cash in Cala Millor in small boutique shops

Family-friendly attractions

There's loads of fun activites for all ages including go-karting, golf courses and Fantasy Park

Hit the nightlife & bar scene

In the evenings, enjoy a night out in the town filled with bars and pubs galore

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Things to do

Top 5 things to do in Cala Millor

You won’t get bored on your holidays to Cala Millor, as this town is perfectly placed for days out by the sea or exciting trips inland.

Shoppers will love the pedestrianized section of town where small boutiques sell clothes, souvenirs and local crafts.
For an exciting day trip, head south to the Caves of Drach. These cavernous, subterranean spaces are astonishing, with stalagmites and stalactites creating mesmerising formations.
Take the tourist tram to Sa Coma, a lovely little resort with its own beautiful beach, seaside restaurants and souvenir shops.
Don’t miss out on a day trip to Palma, the Majorcan capital. This city has history in droves, fantastic shopping and some of the island’s finest restaurants.
History buffs will love a visit to nearby s’Illot, where the remains of a 2,000-year-old village lie preserved for all to see. The Talayotic people existed here during the Iron Age and you can see how their homes once looked.

Activities to try in Cala Millor

If you’re feeling active, there are lots of exciting things to do in Cala Millor, whether you’re an animal lover or a strong swimmer.

Why not try horse riding on your holiday to Cala Millor? A small ranch sits south of the town on the Punta De n’Amer peninsula and you can ride around the nature reserve and along the coast on your own trusty steed.
Golfers will love a round or two at the Son Servera Golf Club, where 18 holes will help you work up an appetite before dining in their excellent restaurant.
With such easy access to the azure ocean, snorkelling and diving opportunities abound in Cala Millor. Perhaps book into the dive school to get your PADI license, or book onto a snorkelling trip where a boat will take you out to secluded coves where you can swim among starfish and other colourful sealife.
Get your thrills on the track with a day out go-karting in Cala Millor. No need for a driver’s license here – just don your helmet and get behind the wheel.
For something a little more adventurous, try a day out coasteering on the Majorcan coast. Trips leave from Cala Millor regularly and you’ll scramble along the rocky coast, jumping in the ocean and abseiling down cliffs.

Beaches

Beaches in Cala Millor

The east coast of Majorca has some of the finest beaches on the entire island, so holidays to Cala Millor are a sand-lover’s dream.

The main beach at Cala Millor is 1.8km long and has gorgeous white sand. There’s plenty of space to lay a towel or hire a sunbed. The northern end is more lively, while the southern tip tends to be a little quieter.
Neighbouring Sa Coma has a fantastic stretch of white-sand beach with all the facilities you’ll need, from parasols and sunbeds to shops and cafes.
The amber gravelly sands of Platja de Sa Marjal are a lovely serene spot for a day by the sea. With views of the mountains to the north, this is one of the most picturesque beaches in the area.
The lovely beach at Canyamel is well worth a visit. Rockpools make fascinating exploration for kids, while restaurants and cafes right on the sand are perfect for long post-swim lunches.
To the south, s’Illot beach is a small, bright white curve of soft sand. Backed by high-rise hotels with plenty of shops and bars, it’s a solid base for a day out.

Quiet beaches in Cala Millor

Get away from the crowds and find a private stretch of sand to enjoy near Cala Millor. There are ample quiet coves for a chilled beach day here.

Head north to Cala Agulla for a more remote beach experience. Grassy dunes and forested hills back this stretch of sand, where you can usually find a quiet spot at the top end.
The craggy east coast of Majorca isn’t just about beaches. Platja de Ses Cavasses is a rocky coastal area great for swimming. Bring water shoes to keep your feet comfortable on the rocks.
The little patch of sand at Cala Mesquida is usually quieter than most of the larger resort beaches, with just a handful restaurants nearby serving lunches and beautiful grassy dunes to explore via boardwalks.
Cala Torta is as remote as it gets on Majorca, surrounded by a lush nature reserve and with no facilities on the soft white sand.
A 30-minute walk to Cala des Matzoc keeps the crowds away, so come here for a serene day on its white sand and great swimming in the calm, clear waters.

Food & Drink

Food and drink in Cala Millor

From international cuisine to local fare and fantastic produce from the island, eating and drinking in Cala Millor is a real pleasure.

Olives are grown all over Majorca, so don’t miss a taste of these piquant fruits. Also try some of the island’s best olive oils with bread for dipping.
Cala Millor has a host of international restaurants offering familiar home favourites, such as pizza, English breakfasts and burgers.
Don’t miss a tapas feast while you’re in Cala Millor. Countless bars serve up these small sharing plates, with favourites including deep-fried calamari and tortilla.
Cala Millor is no stranger to fine-dining; head to one of the two Michelin-starred restaurants nearby for exceptional cuisine. Voro and Andreu Genestra are both incredible dining experiences and just 10-minutes by car.
Want to sample all of Majorca’s local produce in one place? Head to Palma to the food markets in Santa Catalina and Plaça de l'Olivar where fresh veg, fish and meat are sold and served up from counters.

Traditional dishes to try in Cala Millor

Want to really get to understand Majorca? There’s no better way than through its traditional food and drink. Here’s what to try on your Cala Millor holidays.

The Majorcan version of ratatouille, tumbet is a vegetarian favourite here. Aubergine, potato and red peppers are layered and baked in a clay dish.
Arros brut is a very typical Majorcan dish. It means ‘dirty rice’ and consists of meat, mushrooms and vegetables in a rich broth.
Don’t miss out on Majorca’s most indulgent dish: suckling pig. Succulent pork is roasted in a red-hot oven to create a tender meat with a pleasingly crackly outer skin.
Sobrassada is a must-try in Majorca. The spreadable spicy sausage is typically served on sliced bread, or it’s fried with honey.
Try the local tipple after your evening meal: herbes de Majorca is a fragrant liqueur made from anise, camomile, fennel and other local herbs.

Not to be missed

Cala Millor family holidays

Families are well served in Cala Millor, with a range of accommodation and excellent activities to keep all ages happy.

Little ones will love a visit to the Safari Zoo, where they can spot lions, tigers and rhinos on a self-drive adventure around the park.
Don’t miss a day out at Splash World, the ultimate wet and wild adventure for water babies. Splash pools keep toddlers happy while thrilling, twisting slides will have older kids screaming with joy.
Neighbouring Sa Coma has mini-golf galore for kids with a competitive side. Tackle the tricky holes together, or keep score and see who wins.
Hotels and resorts with kids clubs and family rooms abound here, so book into one of the top family-friendly hotels in Cala Millor.
For active kids, get out on the water with kayak rental from Ocean Vibes Cala Millor. Explore secluded coves and find sea caves that have been shaped by the currents and waves.

Cala Millor couples holidays

There’s plenty of romance to be found in Cala Millor, so bring your loved one on a holiday to Cala Millor for a beautiful escape.

Hire a double canoe and take to the water together for an afternoon on the ocean. Bring a picnic and perhaps a bottle of local fizz to make it special.
Get out on the water in style by renting your own catamaran or motorboat. You’ll be able to explore secret coves and beautiful beaches on your own timetable, and find a stretch of the Majorcan coast for yourselves.
Indulge in some pampering with a couples massage or spa day at one of the many spa hotels in Cala Millor.
Book into one of the resort’s top five-star hotels for a truly special break. Upgrade to a suite and get yourselves a private, sea-view balcony for spectacular sunrise moments.
Nearby Arta is a lovely place for a romantic day out. The golden-hued town has gorgeous little traditional restaurants, an ancient fortress and lovely little boutiques to browse.

Cala Millor weather

Jan

14°C

Avg. Dry Days 23

Feb

14°C

Avg. Dry Days 22

Mar

15°C

Avg. Dry Days 26

Apr

17°C

Avg. Dry Days 25

Nov

18°C

Avg. Dry Days 20

Dec

16°C

Avg. Dry Days 24

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