Cala Bona is a charming family friendly small traditional Mallorcan fishing village on the rugged north east coast of Mallorca and linked to Cala Millor by the seafront promenade. The resort is also just 10kms north of Porto Cristo - home to the spectacular Cuevas del Drach (Dragon Caves) and Lake Martel - one of the largest underground lakes in the world.

Cala Bona is a fairly relaxed resort attracting people of all ages who come to experience a more authentic holiday away from the mass tourist resorts near Palma. Not to be missed is a trip to nearby Son Servera where you can wander around the markets held every Friday and Saturday.

Nightlife in Cala Bona

Of the 4 resorts that share this stretch of coast, Cala Bona is best described as relaxed and more tranquil although the harbour area certainly gets lively at night with a wide choice of bars and restaurants offering local Mallorquin, as well as other Mediterranean and European dishes - the fish restaurants are fantastic. Cala Millor is just a few minutes stroll down the promenade and is the livliest resort with many bars and clubs for late night entertainment.

Cala Bona Beaches

This part of Mallorca is known for its lovely coves hidden away under the cliffs and tiny creeks but Cala Bona goes against the grain with a golden sandy beach stretching 6km between two headlands - its got a reputation as being one of the best in Mallorca with superb facilities and watersports.