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Property types and holiday ideas in Cala d'Or
The best holiday rentals in Cala d'Or for a seaside escape
Where to find the best bungalows in Cala d'Or
Cala d'Or is known for its charming atmosphere combining modern resort comforts with traditional village vibes. The best bungalows are found along the coast, near the numerous small sandy coves that give the resort its name. Opting for accommodations around Cala Gran or Cala Mondrago allows you to enjoy direct access to the beach and stunning seaside views. For those seeking a quieter environment, the areas away from the busy marina offer a peaceful setting without high-rise developments, perfect for travellers of all ages looking to unwind by the sea.
What makes bungalows in Cala d'Or unique
Bungalows in Cala d'Or are typically cosy and spacious, ideal for couples, families, or groups seeking comfort with a touch of Majorcan authenticity. Many of these holiday rentals feature Mediterranean-style architecture with whitewashed walls and terracotta roofs, blending harmoniously with the surrounding pine trees. Amenities often include private terraces, gardens, BBQ areas, and access to community pools. Booking a bungalow here offers guests independence and tranquility, making it a perfect base to explore the coast and enjoy a relaxing beach holiday with instant booking convenience.
Adventure and beach activities for diverse travellers in Cala d'Or
Cala d'Or is a paradise for adventure seekers and sport enthusiasts who love the seaside lifestyle. The resort boasts around 8 to 9 small sandy coves and creeks, each offering water sports like kayaking, paddleboarding, and pedal boating at reasonable prices. Cala Gran beach, the largest nearby, features sun loungers and parasols for a relaxing day by the sea. Travellers can also take scenic walks around the coastline or rent bikes to explore the natural beauty surrounding Cala d'Or. These activities suit all ages, from families to solo travellers looking to combine fun and sun on a budget.
Explore the local culture and nearby attractions from your bungalow
Beyond the beaches, Cala d'Or's marina area offers a vibrant but calm atmosphere with restaurants serving traditional Spanish and international cuisine. For a taste of local life, a visit to the Sunday market in nearby Felanitx is highly recommended to discover regional pottery and crafts. If the busy beaches get crowded, a short bus trip to Es Trenc beach reveals a more secluded and wild shoreline with nearly 5km of golden sand and crystal-clear waters. Cala d'Or also provides entertainment that is lively without being overwhelming, ensuring a pleasant experience for visitors of all ages.
Cala d'Or has remained true to its fishing village roots, avoiding high-rise developments to preserve its intimate and welcoming atmosphere.
I've booked a bungalow in Cala d'Or... What's next?
Top tips for enjoying your holiday to the fullest
- Explore the sandy coves and beaches
- Enjoy water sports activities
- Visit the marina's dining spots
- Discover local crafts at Felanitx market
- Take a day trip to Es Trenc beach
1. Explore the sandy coves and beaches
Cala d'Or is famous for its collection of small sandy coves scattered along approximately 4 kilometres of coastline. Take time to visit Cala Gran, Cala d'Or cove, and Cala Mondrago, renting sun loungers or pedal boats to enhance your beach experience. Each cove offers a slightly different atmosphere, catering to both lively and peaceful preferences.
2. Enjoy water sports activities
For sports lovers and adventure seekers, Cala d'Or provides an array of water sports, including kayaking, snorkeling, and paddleboarding at a range of affordable prices. These activities are accessible from most of the main beaches, making it easy to enjoy an active day by the sea.
3. Visit the marina's dining spots
The marina area is the heart of Cala d'Or's social scene with many restaurants serving both traditional Majorcan dishes and international flavours. Dining here offers a wonderful way to savour local seafood while enjoying views of the sailing boats and lively yet relaxed atmosphere.
4. Discover local crafts at Felanitx market
For a cultural outing, plan a visit to the nearby town of Felanitx, especially during the Sunday market, which showcases some of the best pottery and artisan products in Majorca. It is an ideal spot for unique souvenirs and to immerse yourself in a local tradition.
5. Take a day trip to Es Trenc beach
If you seek an escape from the popular beaches around Cala d'Or, Es Trenc beach is a must-see. Known for its wild, natural beauty with pine trees and dunes, this 5km stretch of beach offers turquoise waters and a more tranquil setting. Sun umbrellas and a small bar are available, but the area remains mostly unspoiled and less crowded.