Holidays in Cala Millor
Cala Millor is a golden gem of a resort on Majorca’s rugged eastern coast. Wild green headlands and tiny coves open up into the soft sand that makes up Cala Millor’s beach, one of the prettiest on the whole island. The holiday resort is a stone’s throw from Majorca’s best attractions, from the thousand-year old Dragon Caves to modern aquariums that kids will love.
4-32 °C
Cala Millor is popular for its year-round good weather.
2 hours
Palma de Mallorca (PMI).
Recommended offers in Cala Millor
SENTIDO Castell de Mar
Cala Millor, Majorca
7 Nights, Half Board
- On the beachfront promenade
- Close to the centre of Cala Millor
- Wellness and beauty centre
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Based on 333 reviews
What is included?
- 15kgs Standard Luggage Allowance
- ATOL Protection
- Resort service
From
£456
SENTIDO Playa del Moro
Cala Millor, Majorca
7 Nights, Half Board
- Adult focused hotel
- On the beachfront promenade
- 20m to restaurants and bars
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Based on 288 reviews
What is included?
- 15kgs Standard Luggage Allowance
- ATOL Protection
- Resort service
From
£490
smartline Anba Romani
Cala Millor, Majorca
7 Nights, All Inclusive
- Three swimming pools
- Overlooking Cala Millor Beach
- On the main street with shops and restaurants
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Based on 176 reviews
What is included?
- 15kgs Standard Luggage Allowance
- ATOL Protection
- Resort service
From
£456
Cristina Apartments
Cala Millor, Majorca
7 Nights, Self Catering
- Central location
- Spacious apartments
- Choice of one á la carte restaurant and two bars
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Based on 585 reviews
What is included?
- 15kgs Standard Luggage Allowance
- ATOL Protection
- Resort service
From
£256
Hipotels Bahia Grande
Cala Millor, Majorca
7 Nights, All Inclusive
- Next to a beautiful beach at the end of Cala Millor bay
- 500m from the resort centre
- Frequent evening entertainment
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Based on 226 reviews
What is included?
- 15kgs Standard Luggage Allowance
- ATOL Protection
- Resort service
From
£646
Cala Millor’s beach is one of the most beautiful in Majorca. On a coast known for its tiny coves and bay, Cala Millor has a straight six kilometre stretch of sand that curls at the edges to form two headlands. Perfect for relaxing family days beside the sea, the soft golden sand is speckled with sun loungers and parasols, with a palm-lined waterfront promenade full of shops and cafes. Some of the best beach attractions in Cala Millor come from the superb water sports centre, which includes a windsurfing school, scuba diving and jet skiing.
Cala Millor has a colourful seafront promenade that reaches all the way to Cala Bona, with a lively town centre filled with shops, markets and places to eat, which becomes an upbeat but family-friendly nightlife zone after dark. One of the biggest attractions in Cala Millor is the Cuevas del Drach, which translates as the Caves of the Dragon. Just 20 minutes down the road by bus or car, the caves attract visitors from all over the island to take a boat tour through the cavernous chambers, explore hidden lakes and see the ancient stalactites.
There are all kinds of kid-friendly attractions in Cala Millor, with popular days out like Marineland just an hour’s drive outside the resort. Marineland has excellent aquariums and shark tanks, plus a tropical house full of monkeys and rare reptiles from tropical climates. You can see penguins splashing around up close and watch the dolphins and sea lions put on a show. There are plenty of things for kids to do in Cala Millor’s nearest water park, Hidropark. It has a fantastic choice of slides, swimming pools and extra family activities including crazy golf and restaurants.
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CALA MILLOR IS BEST FOR...
Families: Cala Millor is perfectly situated for exploring Majorca’s best family attractions, with Marineland and Hidropark both close by.
Beach lovers: If long, lazy beach days are top of your list, then Cala Millor is for you – the resort has one of the best beaches in Majorca.
Day trippers: Majorca is full of attractions and things to see. Cala Millor provides the perfect island base.
FAST FACTS
Language: The language spoken in Cala Millor is Spanish
Currency: The currency used in Cala Millor is the Euro (€)
Local time: Cala Millor is 1 hour ahead of GMT/UK time
Fly to: Palma de Mallorca (PMI)
Flight time from UK: Approximately 2 hours
Tourist Information: Further Cala Millor tourist information can be found at www.infomallorca.net
Visa & Health: Before you travel, visit www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/spain for recommendations and advice on visas and health for your holiday to Cala Millor.
WEATHER AND CLIMATE
Temperature: 4-32 (°C)
Spring and autumn are great times to visit Cala Millor, when temperatures have just started to warm up from the winter or cool down from the summer. For the warmest weather, book your holiday during the summer when you can enjoy long hours of sunshine and highs of 32 (°C). Or come in the winter for fewer crowds and balmy temperatures in the mid-teens.
GETTING AROUND
By car: Hiring a car is the best way to get around if you’re planning on exploring beyond the resort. The roads in Majorca are generally good and the airport has a choice of international car hire companies at competitive prices.
By bike: Cala Millor is a compact resort that is fun to explore on two wheels, with a number of places to rent a bike. The waterfront promenade has a lovely cycle path that extends up as far as neighbouring Cala Bona.
By mini train: For easy transport around Cala Millor, a handy mini train is on hand to whisk you to the beach at an affordable price.
EVENTS
Summer boating: In May, the city of Palma around an hour outside Cala Millor hosts the Palma International Boat Show. A must visit for fans of all things nautical, the event showcases a range of sailing companies and manufacturers in Palma’s glamorous marina.
Wine buffs: In April, the charming town of Pollenca holds its annual wine fair. Around an hour’s drive from Cala Millor, the trip is well worth it for any wine enthusiasts interested in the local tipple. Visitors come from all over the Balearic Islands to buy the fruits of the region.
