Holidays to S'Illot

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Pack your bags for Mediterranean sun, white sand beaches and a slice of the simple life on cheap holidays to S’Illot.

A traditional fishing village perched on the southeastern edge of Majorca, holidays in S’Illot remain endearingly untouched by the hands of tourism. The curved beach, gently lapped by emerald waters, is sure to capture your attention. However, you need only look round the corner of this peaceful resort to find ancient towers, awe-inspiring caves and authentic Spanish restaurants.

Ancient ruins in S’Illot

Little has changed over the years in sleepy S’Illot, but perhaps the greatest glimpse into local history is the Talayotic ruins on the edge of town. Incredibly, this mysterious stone village dates back to the Bronze Age. Observation platforms and information boards shine light on the prehistoric settlement, one of the most important archaeological sites on the island.

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Top attractions

Holidays in S’Illot are tailor-made for lazy days, with a quiet charm that’s unlike anywhere else.

S’Illot remains a fishing village at heart. One spectacle you won’t want to miss is the local fishermen hauling their colourful fishing boats (filled with fresh catches!) onto the shore each day.
Enjoy endless seafront strolls on the traffic-free promenade that runs alongside the beach. Perfect for stunning sea views without getting sand between your toes!
Follow the promenade north and within five minutes you’ll stumble upon Sa Coma. Bigger and with a bit more bustle, the town’s plentiful shops and activities are a favourite with families.
It’s not just beach resorts that line this stretch of Majorcan coastline. Punta de n’Amer is a protected nature reserve immediately north of S’Illot, crowned by a 17th century fortress with magnificent ocean views.
Fancy a big night out between your idyllic island days? Cala Millor boasts beach bars and evening entertainment in spades. Plus, it’s just a five minute taxi ride back to your tranquil oasis!

Escape into nature in S’Illot

From candlelit caves to the lustrous waters of the Mediterranean Sea, S’Illot holidays promise landscapes straight out of a fairytale.

Home to underwater lakes, amazing rock formations and magical light shows, the nearby Caves of Drach and Ham are out of this world. Join a guided tour and get ready to gawp.
Hiking heaven awaits on the rocky peninsula of Punta de n’Amer. Criss-crossed trails invite you to soak up ocean views and glimpse local birdlife, including hoopoes and curlews.
The higgledy-piggledy coastline surrounding S’Illot is ripe for exploration. Hop on a kayak excursion and paddle your way between private coves far from the holiday crowds.
Swim nose-to-nose with all manner of marine life on a scuba diving trip. Majorca’s diving sites are renowned across the Mediterranean, from underwater meadows to dramatic sea caverns.
Combining rock scrambling, sea swimming and epic jumps, coasteering is one wild ride. Join friendly instructors and experience the thrills of the Majorcan coast in this most memorable manner.

Food & Drink

Eating out

Full stomachs and big smiles are a given on holidays in S’Illot, where culinary delights get a Mediterranean makeover.

For a humble fishing village, S’Illot is blessed with a surprising number of eateries. Most are settled on the seafront for al fresco dining with uninterrupted ocean views.
Every day, local fishermen bring in an exquisite array of seafood so you can tuck into fresh fish lunches and decadent squid dinners. Those fishing boats along the beach aren’t just for show!
Tapas dishes showcase irresistible morsels from Majorca’s waters, mountains and gardens. Variety is the name of the game and choosing your order is all part of the fun. Go on, try something new!
Spanish cuisine gets pride of place on local menus, but there’s plenty more up for grabs. Whether you’re in the mood for Indian curry, Italian pizza or classic pub grub, you’re spoilt for choice.
When a night out on the town calls, nearby Sa Coma delivers even more deliciousness. Amongst the casual cafes you’ll find luxury hotels and award-winning chefs cooking up a storm.

Traditional dishes to try in S'Illot

Majorcan cuisine blends Spanish flavours with island finesse for dreamy dishes you can’t resist.

Wherever there’s frito mallorquin on the menu, you can guarantee a local chef rules the kitchen. Hearty and versatile, these pan-fried potatoes and peppers typically join bite-sized pieces of lamb.
Tumbet is a Majorcan twist on French ratatouille. This classic side dish features slow-cooked aubergine, layered with wafer thin potato and smothered in garlic-infused tomato sauce.
Don’t let the name put you off a helping of arròs brut or ‘dirty rice’. It refers to the mouthwatering jumble of meats and vegetables cooked in this rice dish, which is inspired by whatever’s available in the fridge!
Creamy, mild and immensely scoffable, Majorcan cheeses are less knock-your-socks off and more stock-your-fridge-up. For the ultimate snack, team your cheese with a drizzle of mountain honey.
The island’s favourite pastry (and soon to be yours!) is the spiral-shaped ensaïmada. Sprinkled with sugar and made with lard rather than butter, the result is a flaky and light sweet treat.

Holiday types

Family holidays

Supercharge your family summer holidays with a S’Illot break filled with action for all ages.

The safe, shallow waters of S’Illot’s beach are perfect for young paddlers. For extra fun, pedalos are available to hire next to the traditional fishing boats.
Next door in Sa Coma, Golf Paradis is an outdoor mini golf wonderland with not one, not two, but three 18 hole golf courses! Putt you way past waterfalls, windmills and miniature lakes.
Can’t decide between adventure or nature? You don’t have to! Just outside of town, Rancho Sa Coma organises horse riding treks around the scenic cliff tops of Punta de n’Amer nature reserve.
Splash World and La Reserva are two small waterparks complete with bubble pools and slides. Older kids may prefer the hair-raising rides of Aqualand El Arenal and HidroPark Alcúdia, both within an hour’s drive.
Take a day trip to the town of Alcudia. A firm favourite in the north of Majorca, its medieval walls, attractive Old Street and bustling beaches offer something for every member of the family.

Couples holidays

Peace and quiet reign supreme on holidays in S’Illot, the ideal destination to bring a little romance to your travels.

Admire Majorca’s magnificent east coast as you slip through dazzling blue waters on an all inclusive sea excursion. Take your pick from luxury yachts and glass-bottomed boat tours.
Find a treasure to last a lifetime at Son Servera’s Friday street market. The hustle and bustle is enticing enough, but it’s the intricate lacework and quality leather goods that make for extra special gifts.
Intrepid couples will have no hesitation hopping on board a two-wheeled segway tour. Cruise along the pretty seafront promenade and discover local history at the hands of your friendly guide.
20 minutes inland, Manacor is the gleaming heart of Majorca’s pearl industry. Factory tours shine a light on these stunning gems, with handcrafted jewellery available to purchase.
An evening quaffing local vino is always time well spent. However, wine-loving duos need look no further than the hills behind S’Illot for intimate tastings in romantic vineyard surroundings.

Beaches

Beaches in S'Illot

The island of Majorca is encircled by beautiful beaches. Holidays in S’Illot put some of the best right on your doorstep.

S’Illot has one main beach and gosh, it’s a stunner. The sandy bay of Cala Moreia is served by a smattering of sun loungers and friendly beach bars. Quaint fishing boats rest on the tiny marina on the southern end.
Around the corner, the wide sweep of Playa de Sa Coma delivers fine white sands and crystal clear shallows. Blue Flag rated and backed by a cafe-spotted promenade, families flock to this popular beach.
10 minutes up the road, Cala Millor's picturesque beach is just as lively as the town itself. Plentiful seafront restaurants, shops and water sports will keep you entertained all day long.
Lush natural surroundings and easy car access seal Cala Agulla’s position as one of Majorca’s best beaches. Stunningly clean waters are ideal for water sport activities.
Balanced on Majorca’s northeastern tip, Cala Mesquida snatches headlines for its wild beauty. Hiking routes strike out along the forested coast, perfect for surfer-spotting on windy days.

Charming coves near S’Illot

Looking for something a little more modest in size? Seek out these secluded bays surrounding S’Illot.

Easily missed but hard to forget, rocky Cala Morlanda is a snorkel paradise. Pack your goggles and join the locals – there are plenty of underwater nooks and crannies to explore!
With nothing but deep turquoise waters framed by tumbling rocks, Caló d’en Rafalino is a secret sunbathing spot carved deep into the golden coast.
Another delightful hideaway a stone’s throw from S’Illot is the aptly named Cala Petita. Small in size but big on beauty, luminous blue waters fill the narrow cove.
Beaches don’t come much more picturesque than Cala Mondragó, 40 miles south of S’Illot. Snuggled in the midst of pine-strewn headlands, the sparkling sea is blissfully calm and teems with fish.
After a cosy cove feel without forgoing the facilities? The golden sands of Canyamel beach stretch for 300 metres, serving the low-key resort in simple yet sophisticated style.

S'Illot 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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Prices last checked at 15:33 27 January 2021