Costa de la Calma: Coves and Coastal Landscape

Small coves and an open, rocky coastline shape the impression of the shore at Costa de la Calma. Cala Blanca lies in this open, rocky setting; the shore at the beach consists of pebbles and gravel, with low rocks along the sides. Cala des Gats is also a small cove and can be visited with a dog. If you are looking for a holiday apartment for a coastal holiday, these features offer concrete pointers to the kind of landscape and activities you want to shape your trip.

Getting your bearings along the coast

Cala des Gats can be accessed via 102 Calle Bellavista. As street numbers may change, check the house number before your visit. Dogs are allowed; please observe the rules posted on site. This makes it easy to include a visit to the small cove in your holiday plans.

Culture and local history in the wider destination of Calvià

Calvià Vila is the oldest urban settlement in the municipality of Calvià and offers a different perspective on the wider destination. The Church of San Juan Bautista dates back to 1248. Its current façade is historicist in style and features Neo-Romanesque elements as well as a large Neo-Gothic window. The church also has two slender twin towers and a bell tower. Traditions in Calvià Vila include the festivals of Sant Jaume and Sant Joan, as well as other religious celebrations. If you would like to plan your trip around one of these festivals, check the current dates in advance.

Market life and cultural trail

The traditional market in Calvià Vila takes place every Monday. More than 60 stalls line Carrer Major, including stalls selling food, clothing, shoes, and handicrafts. If you plan to visit the market, check the day of the week before your trip.

An educational cultural trail leads to twelve cultural, historical, and architectural sights in Calvià Vila. If you would like to use it as a guide, check in advance whether the accompanying publication is available. Calvià Vila is also a good starting point for exploring more of the municipality's interior.

Active pursuits in Calvià

The Calvià–Es Capdellà walking route connects the two historic towns of Calvià and Es Capdellà. Its paths are in good condition and suitable for walkers and cyclists. This offers a specific option for active days alongside Calvià Vila's cultural and architectural attractions. The travel interests described here differ: the route focuses on exercise and connecting the two historic towns, while Calvià Vila focuses on local history and culture.

Choosing the right holiday apartment

When looking for a holiday apartment in Costa de la Calma, the kind of holiday you want is a useful starting point. If you want coves and a rocky coastline to shape your trip, Cala Blanca and Cala des Gats highlight the area's character. If you would also like to include culture or an active route, consider Calvià as the wider setting.

Discover more destinations

Discover more destinations: Es Capdellà, Paguera, Palmanova, Santa Ponca, Cala Vinyes, Magaluf, Portals Nous, Illetes.

Go to the wider travel overview: Calvia.