Cala Millor is the liveliest and largest holiday resort on Mallorca’s north-east coast. The name means 'better bay', which is indicative of its main attraction: a mile or more long stretch of sandy beach, which slopes gently into a crystal clear blue sea, protected at each end by rocky headlands. The rest of the island's east coast is lined with inlets and coves. Cal Millor is fronted by a wide pedestrian promenade which runs along its beautiful beach. Next to Cala Millor, across the headland to the north, is the quieter and more traditional resort of Cala Bona, with a little harbour, while a few miles to the south is the well-known resort of Sa Coma. Cala Millor is about 1hr 30 mins drive away from the airport. The area is packed with shops, markets, entertainment venues, bars and restaurants to ensure non-stop fun in the sun, particularly suited for family holidays.

 

Shopping: The pedestrian promenade that runs along the Cala Millor seafront is jam-packed with stores and stalls selling a multitude of souvenirs and tourist goods.

 

Restaurants: There is a wide choice of restaurants scattered along the seafront promenade of Cala Millor, and around the fishing harbour in Cala Bona. Many serve a variety of dishes to cater for British tastes, and there are others such as Indian, Chinese and Italian. You will also find Burger King and KFC, while the more discerning can pick out some good seafood spots, particularly in Cala Bona.

 

Nightlife: Nightlife in Cala Millor is essentially low-key compared to some of Spain's well-known rowdy hotspots. A great deal of evening entertainment is hotel-based, but those who like to be out and about will find plenty of fun at the numerous British bars, like Cheers, which offer a variety of pursuits from karaoke to quiz evenings or bingo.

Activities: Cala Millor is designed primarily for a relaxing beach holiday, its seafront strewn with sun beds and pleasant pavement cafes where you can sit back and watch the world go by. The beach offers all the popular water sports, and glass-bottom boat trips.