Cala Bona: Apartments and Holiday Homes

In the harbour area of Cala Bona, you can take glass-bottom boat trips as well as diving and snorkelling excursions organised by local providers. Those who want to discover the sea during their stay will find a convenient starting point for this in Cala Bona.

You can rent a holiday apartment in Cala Bona.

Geographical Setting

Cala Bona is a maritime coastal settlement bordering Cala Millor and clustered around a small fishing harbour.

Orientation

Cala Bona beach is accessible; access ramps and paths are designed to support visitors with reduced mobility as well as people with visual impairments.

Culture

The Castillo de sa Punta de n'Amer is located in the immediate vicinity of Cala Bona. Platja Cala Millor and Playa de Son Servera are also nearby. In the surrounding area are Playa Moreia, the Coves del Drach, Castell de Capdepera and Cala Moll.

The Molí d'en Fraret is located in the wider regional area of Cala Bona.

The promenade provides a pedestrian connection from Cala Bona to neighbouring Cala Millor; the surrounding region is described as suitable for cycling and hiking.

Cala Bona retains links to its former identity as a fishing village; traditional Llaüt fishing boats can be seen in the harbour.

Food and Dining

Cala Bona's visitor-oriented food and dining scene includes fresh fish, seafood and Mallorcan specialities, especially in traditional restaurants.

Nature

Cala Bona has a sandy beach with calm, shallow water and several smaller coves separated from one another by breakwaters.

Cala Bona is geared towards relaxed stays by the sea, with a marina, a family-oriented beach, waterfront restaurants and cafés, as well as a direct footpath towards Cala Millor.

For additional destination options, you can also view Port Verd.

To the higher-level travel overview: Son Servera.