Mallorca is the largest island from the Balearic Islands archipelago in Spain It is located in the west of the Mediterranean Sea, between Ibiza and Menorca. It is one of the few destinations where the sun shines all year round. Mallorca is coming to life with the coming of summer. The beaches of Mallorca stretch over 7 km. You will be impressed by the landscapes of olive and almond trees, clear waters, strong blue and fine sand. The southern side of the island has a cosmopolitan air, surrounded by modern hotels and chic villas. In the northern side of the island you will discover a wild, untouched nature of by humans.

Cala d’ Or is one of the first coastal tourist resorts in Mallorca. The natural layout of the bay opening to the sea protects it from most winds. So storms are rare and have a low impact on the beaches. On the southeast coast of the Mallorca Island there are narrow bays with rocky walls with white sandy beaches and rich vegetation and wildlife.

Cala d’ Or has a variety of services, offering you a tranquil and relaxing life with plenty of leisure. Firstly, the beaches are pretty small and get very busy during peak holiday season. Secondly, the water is wonderfully clear and inviting, ideal for swimming on a warm summer’s day. Certainly, there is something for everyone here. So what are you waiting for? Spend your Cala d’Or holidays in Majorca with us.

North side of Majorca

The Bay of Pollensa is home to luxury yachts and accommodation alongside with the colourful local fishing boats. There are a few small beaches in the area, all offering good facilities and water sports. The warm, shallow waters of the bay make this an especially popular place for families with small children.

Alcudia is located in the northern part of the island and is one of the most popular among tourists. The beach here is stretched with fine sand, smooth entrance and the very clean water especially during the summer months. Therefore, Alcudia is not only a beach or beachfront walk, but also has a magnificent medieval fortress on whose walls you can admire the whole town.

South side of Majorca

Palma de Mallorca is the vibrant capital, stylish and intimate, yet bursting with life. Half of the island’s population lives in this lively city all year round. Palma is a city of modern, hotel chains and flashy shops. On the other hand is dated and still retains much of the old architecture, with the Old Town having narrow streets, and showing the restored cathedral standing proud in the centre of town.

Porto Cristo is a natural harbour and charming little fishing town in the eastern region of Mallorca. But today you can still see working fishing boats in the harbour, alongside with speedboats and yachts. In short, Porto Cristo is quiet and does not have many activities, so is best for relaxed holidays and is great for families.

Cala d’ Or is one of the first coastal tourist resorts in Mallorca. However, it is located a short distance from the capital of Palma de Mallorca. You will be delighted of this area thanks to the natural beauty of the beaches and bays of the area.

 Activities in Cala d’Or

Around the town: the centre has a varied selection of shops, bars and restaurants, but many of the family attractions such as water parks, mini golf etc. are missing. If you are looking for a quieter holiday, then Cala d’Or will be the perfect location.

Shopping: there are a plenty of fashion boutiques along with the usual souvenir and convenience stores around the resort. Whilst there’s no market in Cala d’Or, the closest big one is at Santanyi on Wednesdays and Saturdays or Felanitx on Sundays, both within a 20 to 25-minute drive.

Sport activities in Cala d’Or

Watersports: Cala d’Or offers a few family-friendly water sports to enjoy in the summer months between May and October. You should try the kayaking or to go paddle boarding.

Diving & Snorkelling: If you are a fan of the underwater world, then these activitites would be perfect for you. There are many diving schools in the area, including La Morena Diving Center, Petro Divers and MDS My Diving School and you can choose whichever suits your needs better.

Beaches: If you want just to soak up the sun and swim, Cala Gran is the largest beach. It has fine, white sand washed by clear blue waters, close to the centre of the resort. Near it is Cala d’Or itself, a pine-fringed cove with a small but crowded beach. Moreover, sun loungers, parasols and pedalos can be hired at both of these beaches and also at Cala Mondrago.

Land sports in Cala d’Or

Golf: There is an 18-hole golf course at Vall d’ Or within a 10 to 15-minute drive.

Cycling: is very popular activity in Cala d’Or. You will find many many marked cycle routes to choose from. You can hire bicycles from Moto-Sprint, Mar I Monte or Danilo Hondo ePoint, all these offering rental services.

Hiking trails can be found in the hills behind the east coast in the Llevant mountain range. You can choose also the more gentle walking trails in the stunning Mondrago Natural Park.