Cala Bona is a resort on the East coast of Mallorca, next to the larger and more well known resort of Cala Millor, which lies just South of Cala Bona. The beach of Cala Bona is divided into compartmen...
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Cala Mandia is a relatively small resort built around three lovely bays with golden sand and clear turquoise water. This resort is sometimes referred to as Cala Romàntica or Cala Mendia, after one of ...
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Cala Millor is the largest tourist destination on the East coast of Mallorca. The resort comprises of many highrising hotels that border the central beach of the resort - Playa de Sant Llorenç. Being ...
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Cala Ratjada is a medium sized resort on the Northeastern tip of the island, next to the town of Capdepera and extends to either side of the Punta de Capdepera cape. On the Northern side of the cape, ...
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Calas de Mallorca, or Calas de Mallorca, is a resort built around several lovely coves or calas - Cala Antena, Cala Domingos, Cala Tropicana and Cala Murada. Several hotels are built near the sea and ...
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Porto Colom is a resort on the Southeast coast of Mallorca, located between the resorts of Cala D'Or and Calas de Mallorca. Tourism in Porto Colom is relatively limited and the fishing boats and color...
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Porto Cristo is a medium sized resort on the East coast of Mallorca between the resorts of Cala Romàntica and Sa Coma. Porto Cristo is well known for its spectacular caves - Cuevas del Drach or Dragon...
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Sa Coma is a smaller resort on the East coast of Mallorca just South of the large resort of Cala Millor. Sa Coma has a decent sized beach, Playa de Sa Coma, and is most well known for the drive-in saf...
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