Holidays to Cala Bona 2013

Cala Bona’s bustling harbour and sandy coastline is where a lot of the activities take place.

Head out on a glass bottomed boat trip or try your hand at some windsurfing or sailing.

Delve into the area’s history with a visit to the spectacularly illuminated Caves of Drach in Porto Cristo, or take a relaxing walk through the surrounding pine forests.

You can sample some delicious freshly caught sea food around the harbour, or venture across the winding streets in search of some of the charming local restaurants and bars.

Whether you wish to treat your taste buds to some traditional cuisine, or stick to some British grub, there’s plenty to choose from here.

Treat yourself to an indulgent stay for two in a spa hotel, such as the beautiful Cap de Mar. Found looking out over the beach, you can enjoy a range of luxurious treatments in its Thalassotherapy Centre.

If you wish to enjoy some privacy, take a look at the lovely Ola Isabel Aparthotel’s self catering apartments.

With over two kilometres of golden beaches, there is plenty of space for sandcastle building and paddling in the sea.

You can venture into the water with the water sports on offer, or you can wander away from the coast and explore the beautiful pine forests.

The whole family will enjoy day trips to places such as the Caves of Drach and the Cala Millor Safari Park.

Cala Bona offers a range of places to eat and drink, with a lot of restaurants and bars based in its hotels. You will find a range of international, British and Majorcan cuisine here.

If you want to venture somewhere more off the beaten track, take a wander through the town’s winding streets and alleyways and you will find local restaurants that serve fresh fish and traditional Spanish dishes.

You can choose between a good offering of hotels across the area, from self- catering accommodation to all inclusive resorts.

Cala Bona was born from a sleepy, traditional fishing village, where the locals were often the only ones to be found.

Having seen some recent modernisation and adjustment, its harbour is now sprinkled with lovely restaurants, places to sit and enjoy the sight of the local fishermen and an all round relaxing atmosphere.

With over two kilometres of golden soft sands, Cala Bona is the ideal destination for a beach break.

You can relax alongside other visitors on the main beach, you can take a wander across the sands to Cala Millor, or you can go in search of some of the hidden coves just waiting for you to discover them.

Cala Bona offers its visitors an authentic and cultural place to spend a holiday, and there are some fantastic accommodation options to reflect this.