Cala Bona

Cala Bona is not a purpose built tourist resort, but a small fishing village that has started to cater for more of the islands tourists. There a re still little narrow streets in the town and an actual working harbour - small but working nonetheless. There is many open air bars & cafes dotted down the little quaint streets, and caters more for the bristish than german tourists. Cala Bona is a beautiful resort and has a few small andy beaches, although they are usually covered in seaweed - but the council have now put in a team to clean the beaches and get rid of it all. The bars are not rowdy at all, quite the opposite really! Cala Millor is the ...  Read the complete review

Cala Bona sits on the East Coast of Majorca. It is the most northerly of a triumvirate of similar but subtely different resorts. Immediately to the south of Cala Bona is Cala Millor, indeed the two resorts blend seemlessly together with the promenade joined and no gap between the large fairly non-descript hotels that impose themselves on the otherwise pleasane seaside views. (The only way of telling the two resorts apart rests on the presence of a fish motif on the pavement - the saying goes - "fish on the floor ... Cala Millor ... fish a gonna ... Cala Bona"). The most southerly of this triumvirate is Sa Coma - arguably the most suited to British holiday ...  Read the complete review