Cala Millor
Cala Millor Travel Guide 2026
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Visit Cala Millor for its
- Wide spacious beach area
- Many family activities
- Vibrant ambience
Cala Millor is the largest and most popular tourist destination on the east coast of Mallorca. The resort has developed since the 1960’s thanks to the wide sandy beach that for decades has been the main draw of the area.
What to expect from Cala Millor
Is Cala Millor worth visiting?
Yes, Cala Millor is definitely worth a visit, especially if you are looking for an all-round beach resort. You’ll find plenty of things to do, restaurants, bars, family fun and relaxing amenities.
Best Things to do and see in Cala Millor
Cala MIllor offers a wealth of fun and relaxing things to indulge in – fgrom sea cruises to paragliding, something for all ages.
Enjoy the best beach on the east coast of Mallorca
Enjoy almost 2 kilometers of soft white sandy beach with plenty of space for both relaxation and activities. The beach is by far one of the better on the east coast of Mallorca, namely because of its spaciousness. Cala Millor beach is a Blue Flag site, meaning it is prized for its cleanness.
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Cruise the east coast of Mallorca in glass bottom boat
Enjoy a day of fresh sea breezes under the Mediterranean sun as you cruise the coastlines of Mallorca’s Llevant region. You can look forward to discovering picturesque hidden coves and lagoons where you can jump in the crystal clear water for a swim. From Cala Millor you can jump onboard one of the catamaran boats departing from the piers next to the beach.
Go-karting
Get your inner adrenaline junkie satisfied and feel the rush as you step on the pedal and feel the power kick in at the local karting track in Cala Millor.
Soak up the vibrant atmosphere from the bars at the promenade
You’ll find a wide selection of bars and cafes along the beautiful beach promenade in Cala Millor. This is perfect for doing some people-watching while having a beer or other refreshment.
Horseback riding
There is nothing like the feeling and freedom of riding a horse, especially when you are in one of the most beautiful places in the world. Explore the beautiful coastline, the charming countryside or the green pastures in the hills behind Cala Millor, it’s you and the horse on adventure.
Bicycle hire
Renting a bicycle in Cala Millor opens up to a world of opportunities. Go explore the hundreds of kilometers of asphalted roads, push your legs to the limit ascending the hairpin turns of the mountains and feel the clean fresh air as you pedal ahead. Bicycling is one of the most popular leisure activities in Mallorca, there are so many options, so many challenges and so much fun to be had.
Ride the Mini train
A great way to get familiar with Cala Millor and the surrounding areas is by rising the mini train departing from several places in the town. There are two train routes passing through Cala Millor, one going to Cala Bona and then the picturesque area of Costa del Pins, the other between the hotels and beach in the town.
Visit Fantasy Park
Inflatable castles, karts, trampolines, slides and much awaits at the Fantasy Park fairground in the heart of Cala Millor. There is a bar and terrace so you can relax and enjoy a refreshment while the youngsters are having the time of their lives playing.
Immense yourself in the local shopping scene
Cala Millor has a variety of shops, boutiques, and souvenir stores where you can indulge in some retail therapy. You can find everything from local crafts and clothing to jewelry and leather goods.
See Mallorca from the sky
If you’re into unique experinces, you have a golden opportunity in Cala Millor. On the outskirts of the resort you’ll find the hot air balloon landing site. Flying over this amazing island in clear weather is truly a divine experience.
VISIT CASTELL DE SA PUNTA DE N’AMER
Undoubtedly the most important point of interest you can find in Cala Millor is the old fortress situated at the top of the Punta de n’Amer headland and nature reserve. The fortress was built as a result of the many pirate raids happening in the 16th and 17th century, however, it was also used during the Spanish Civil War. Castell de sa Punta de n’Amer offers an interesting exhibition of weapons, a cafeteria, as well as an amazing view from over the bay.
Things to see and do in the nearby area
Go golfing
From Cala Millor, you are just a short ride from four of the greatest golf courses on the island; Pula Golf, Golf Capdepera, Canyamel Golf and Son Servera Golf Club. Go challenge your handicap on one of these excellent 18-hole courses set in the most beautiful surroundings.
VISIT SOME OF THE UNIQUE STALACMITE CAVES
The east coast is known for more than just beautiful beaches, it’s also known for several underground caves. Most famous are the Cuevas de Artà (Canyamel), Cuevas del Hams (Porto Cristo) and Cuevas del Drach (Porto Cristo). All of these caves will take you on a fascinating voyage through the unique artworks of Mother Nature, formed through millions of years.
Meet the dinosaurs of Mallorca
Want to see dinosaurs more realistic than the ones from the Jurassic Park movies? In Porto Cristo, by the Hams caves, just 10 km south of Cala Millor, you’ll find the Dinosaur Park. The ultra realistic models have both sound and movement that will give you the chills, yet you can’t help but to be fascinated.
Go to Son Servera village for a local market and the spectacular ESGLÉSIA NOVA church
One of the most iconic points of interest in the area is found in the village of Son Servera, a short drive from Cala Millor. The church was designed by Joan Rubió, business partner of Antoni Gaudí, whom also took part in projects at the La Seu cathedral, as well as designed the beautiful church and bank of Sóller. The church was never finished and stands as a landmark of the area used for various events and ceremonies, a very beautiful and unique attraction.
What are the best places to stay in Cala Millor
With more than 10,000 hotel beds registered, Cala Millor offers an extensive catalogue of accommodation options to choose from.
Hipotels Flamenco – This hotel is an all time favorite in Cala Millor. The beach front location, the friendly staff and great amenities create the perfect frame for both cuples and families.
Hipotels Hipocampo – Situated directly in the best part of the beach, the Hipocampo hotel is the perfect choice if you’re looking for easy access to the wide sandy beach of Cala Millor. This is an adults only hotel.
Eating out in Cala Millor
You will find a nice blend of international cuisines in Cala Millor, from Mediterranean to Asian. Being a purpose built resort, most restaurants offer large menus designed to please a vast audience. This isn’t necessarily a bad thing, but you probably won’t find that out of this world dining experience.
What’s really joyful about dining in Cala Millor is the many restaurants located near the large promenade of the resort, offering stunning sea views from the terraces. I particularly enjoy visiting Restaurant Sa Caleta in the quiet northern part of the beach area.
If you are looking for something as bit more authentic, or a place that attracts more locals, you’ll have to go to some of the nearby interior villages from Cala Millor, such as Son Servera, Sant Llorenç des Cardassar and Manacor. However, in the Avenida sa Coma street, just across from the Allsun Hotel Sumba, you’ll find Restaurante Amapola Brasas which is specialized in grilled meats and seafood, a great choice for a solid meal. You’ll enjoy the relaxed local feeling that is to this place as many employees come here.
Shopping in Cala Millor
In the pedestrianized streets running behind the beach promenade, you’ll find a myriad of shops providing you everything you need for your stay.
In the southern end of the resort, you’ll also find a small shopping center.
Events in Cala Millor
September
Tourism Festival
During the last week of September, Son Servera and Sant Llorenç de Cardarssar joins up and arranges one of the most extensive festivals of the year, the Tourism Festival. All over the areas of Son Servera, Sant Llorenç des Cardarssar, Cala Bona and Cala Millor, you can look forward to a full stacked program of fun, cultural and tasteful activities. On the tapas routes, you can get unique and delicious tapas and pinxos for almost no money, along with free tapas tastings in some of the hotels and bars. There will be a series of fun sports competitions and games, such as a beach volley tournament or the traditional Catalan Human Tower competition. There is also opportunity to meet some of Mallorca’s most beloved traditions such as the dancing giants and firework shows. Exhibitions and extended markets, workshops, open house events in the Pula Golf and other leisure businesses and of course a lot of concerts to set the mood. It is an entire week of just fun and good times, and a really good time to be visiting!
Location and how to get to Cala Millor
Cala Millor is located on the east coast of Mallorca, neighboring the beach resorts of Cala Bona and Sa Coma, about 70 km (~43 miles) from Palma airport.
Getting to Cala Millor from Palma airport
The trip from Palma airport to Cala Millor can be done hassle-free by car, taxi or bus. There are no mountains to climb, just freeways and quiet country roads.
- Car: From the airport, take the road that leads toward Autopista Llevant. Merge with the Ma-15 freeway towards Manacor and follow to Sant Llorenc des Cardassar. Change to the Ma-4030 road and follow the signs to Cala Millor. The trip should take you about an hour.
- Taxi: If you prefer a taxi, expect to pay approximately 110 euro for the fare from Palma airport to Cala MIllor. Remember, always use the white taxis found just outside the arrivals terminal.
- Bus: The A42 airport bus will take you from Palma airport to Cala Millor in about 1:30 hour. If you pay with credit card the price is 8.10 euro. If you pay cash the price is 13.50 euro. Read more
FAQs
Cala Millor is located approx. 72 km (~45 miles) from Palma International Airport (PMI).
A taxi will cost ca. 100 euro and takes about 60 minutes.
The airport bus (A42) is about 15 euro and takes approx. 1:30 hour.
Along the sunny promenade and on the main street behind it, you’ll find a wide selection of shops offering everything from international fashion brands to jewelry and perfumes.
Cala Millor offers plenty of lively nightlife, with bars and clubs, but has never been considered a party destination like Magaluf or Arenal.
This one is complicated. See, Cala Millor does actually belong to both Sant Llorenc and Son Servera municipaly, and you can therefore argue that it does have an old town to visit – two actually. Son Servera village is perhaps the most charming one of them, with the unique Església Nova church ad the small square. Visit on a market day and I’m sure you’ll find it cute.
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