Visit Cala Bona on your holidays and discover the place where tranquillity reigns. A small fishing port with a promenade where you can enjoy fabulous cuisine and unforgettable sea views. Also, Cala Bona's ideal weather makes it the perfect destination for a quiet holiday with a great variety of services and Hipotels offers within easy reach.
Cala Bona enjoys moderate temperatures which range from an average 15°C during the winter months (November to April) to around 30°C in the summer months (July and August).
This small fishing village has become one of the best places to enjoy a quiet evening next to the sea. There are also shops and a nice promenade which runs along the coastline.
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The beaches on the east coast of Majorca are famous for their long beaches with white sand and crystalline waters. Cala Millor, Sa Coma and Costa de los Pinos are just a few of these gorgeous beaches.
The beaches on the east coast of Majorca are famous for their long beaches with white sand and crystalline waters. Cala Millor, Sa Coma and Costa de los Pinos are just a few of these gorgeous beaches.
The beaches on the east coast of Majorca are famous for their long beaches with white sand and crystalline waters. Cala Millor, Sa Coma and Costa de los Pinos are just a few of these gorgeous beaches.
The beaches on the east coast of Majorca are famous for their long beaches with white sand and crystalline waters. Cala Millor, Sa Coma and Costa de los Pinos are just a few of these gorgeous beaches.
There is a village market you can visit every day of the week in Majorca. You can buy delicious Majorcan specialities and traditional items created by artisans from the island.
There is a village market you can visit every day of the week in Majorca. You can buy delicious Majorcan specialities and traditional items created by artisans from the island.
There is a village market you can visit every day of the week in Majorca. You can buy delicious Majorcan specialities and traditional items created by artisans from the island.
There is a village market you can visit every day of the week in Majorca. You can buy delicious Majorcan specialities and traditional items created by artisans from the island.
We recommend you spend a while on one of these lovely routes and discover the heritage and Majorcan traditions along the way: Sa Punta de n'Amer, the Green Way from Manacor to Artà, amongst many other delightful corners where you can lose yourself in eastern Majorca.
We recommend you spend a while on one of these lovely routes and discover the heritage and Majorcan traditions along the way: Sa Punta de n'Amer, the Green Way from Manacor to Artà, amongst many other delightful corners where you can lose yourself in eastern Majorca.
We recommend you spend a while on one of these lovely routes and discover the heritage and Majorcan traditions along the way: Sa Punta de n'Amer, the Green Way from Manacor to Artà, amongst many other delightful corners where you can lose yourself in eastern Majorca.
Don't leave Majorca without trying the local cuisine. A jewel of the Mediterranean which will undoubtedly please every palate.
Don't leave Majorca without trying the local cuisine. A jewel of the Mediterranean which will undoubtedly please every palate.
Don't leave Majorca without trying the local cuisine. A jewel of the Mediterranean which will undoubtedly please every palate.
Don't leave Majorca without trying the local cuisine. A jewel of the Mediterranean which will undoubtedly please every palate.
This part of the island of Majorca is ideal for sports lovers: golf, tennis, cycle tourism or water sports in idyllic surroundings.
This part of the island of Majorca is ideal for sports lovers: golf, tennis, cycle tourism or water sports in idyllic surroundings.
This part of the island of Majorca is ideal for sports lovers: golf, tennis, cycle tourism or water sports in idyllic surroundings.
The interior of the island hides many typical Mediterranean villages with architecture and traditions characteristic of the island. Son Servera, Sant Llorenç, Artà or Son Carrió are just a few of the villages worth visiting.
The interior of the island hides many typical Mediterranean villages with architecture and traditions characteristic of the island. Son Servera, Sant Llorenç, Artà or Son Carrió are just a few of the villages worth visiting.
The interior of the island hides many typical Mediterranean villages with architecture and traditions characteristic of the island. Son Servera, Sant Llorenç, Artà or Son Carrió are just a few of the villages worth visiting.
