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All Inclusive Holidays Calas de Majorca
All Inclusive Holidays in Calas de Majorca offers you the perfect environment for a family holiday. Calas is a well-loved destination. The pace is slower on the east coast, away from the chaos and parties of the west. Instead, your all inclusive holidays in Calas is more likely to consist of enjoying one of the local restaurants, followed by an evening of live musical entertainment in one of a number of bars.
Calas offers three small intimate beaches. The water although beautifully clear does have an undercurrent to beware of, for those with young families the swimming pools may be the safer option.
Calas de Majorca – Take advantage and see the sights
Calas de Majorca beaches are well known for their cleanliness. Like all beaches on the island they suffer from overcrowding in the height of the season.
All inclusive holidays in Majorca are greatly enhanced by hiring a car. This gives you the freedom to see it all. There is public transport to the capital through the summer, but having diversity such as this on an island you should take advantage and see the sights.
Calas de Majorca – Explore the magic of Majorca
All inclusive Calas de Majorca holidays and you can go to the neighbouring villages for local markets, where you can pick up traditional gifts for those you have left at home. Calas is a fantastic place to stay; from here, you can explore the magic of Majorca.
The best beaches in Calas de Majorca
The beaches in this part of Majorca are generally located in attractive bays and coves providing a sheltered and scenic environment in which to while away the sunny days. We’ve picked out some of the best in the region for you to sample whilst on holiday here.
Best beach for lazing on a sun lounger
Cala Antena is a pretty beach located in a sheltered cove in Calas de Majorca. With a number of sun loungers and parasols set up on the beach it is the perfect place to relax with a holiday read or refreshing drink and soak in the Mediterranean sun. This is also a good spot for a cooling dip in the sea – although do be aware that strong undercurrents occur here as with the other beaches in the resort.
Best beach for activities
The largest beach in Calas de Majorca is Cala Domingos at a reasonable 100m across. From here you can hire pedaloes and enjoy a range of water sports including water-skiing and snorkelling. Cala Domingos is also located near to several of the resort’s larger hotels with a good range of beachside cafes, bars and restaurants to choose from.
Best beach for complete isolation
Cala Varques is one of Manacor’s hidden coastal gems situated approximately 5km north of Calas de Majorca. This small sandy beach is surrounded by stunning pine forests and is rarely occupied allowing you to enjoy a spectacular piece of the Majorcan coastline in complete tranquillity.
Getting the best deal
A holiday to Calas de Majorca is based around relatively small resort and is usually booked up some way in advance especially for stays throughout the summer months of June, July and August. If you are planning to visit at this time of year then booking as far in advance as possible is the best way to ensure a good deal.
All Inclusive Package Holidays to Calas De Majorca
Offering all inclusive package holidays to Calas de Majorca including transfer by coach and accommodation in one of the resort’s several hotels. This can be a good way to save on holiday costs. If you are travelling independently then renting a locally owned apartment and hiring a car with a local company are also cost-effective options. Check out some of the best deals or in our late deals section.
Things to do while on all inclusive holidays at Calas de Majorca
The superb beaches in Calas de Majorca are quite naturally the focus of daytime activities. There are three beaches all with excellent water sports facilities. The largest beach is Cala Domingos, which has been awarded the European Blue Flag for cleanliness. These beaches are all suitable for families and children, although care must be taken when swimming as the tidal undercurrents along this stretch of coast can on occasions be particularly strong.
Restaurants
There are a number of good restaurants in Calas de Majorca. As you would expect from a coastal resort, the seafood and fish restaurants are very popular and serve a full range of local Majorcan speciality dishes. There is also a wide selection of international and traditional restaurants that are renowned for having a great family atmosphere, with staff that welcome holiday makers like old friends.
Boat Trips
Taking a boat trip from here along the coast is truly an experience to remember. There are glass bottom boats available, allowing you to see the hidden attractions below the water line, as well as sailing boats that stop at Porto Cristo to allow exploration of the amazing Caves of Drach. The east coast with its fjord like appearance is a must see and trips will provide the chance to stop off at various secluded beaches and coves for a leisurely swim.
Sightseeing
Calas de Majorca is ideally located to visit a number of sightseeing attractions. The Caves of Drach and the Caves of Ham with its underground lake are both must see destinations. Children will love the Aquarium de Mallorca that boasts numerous exotic fish including piranhas and electric eels. The Exotic Parque Los Parajos with its gardens, children’s zoo and collection of performing parrots makes for another great family day out.
Nightlife
Nightlife in the resort is a low key affair but things can sometimes liven up at the hotel discos and bars. There are late night bars and discos in the resort centre, some of which do not close until 6am. The famous Jupiter’s Discos and Pubs do not usually get started until midnight and will only wind down once the sun starts to come up.
When to go on holiday to Calas de Majorca
The appeal of the hot summer climate in Majorca inevitably makes this one of the most popular times to visit the island and consequently Calas de Majorca does get busy throughout the peak tourist season. As a resort often frequented by couples or small groups of friends however, it is less affected by the UK school holidays than some of the more family friendly resorts. Spring is also an enjoyable and less busy time to have all inclusive Calas de Majorca holidays when the temperatures are just beginning to rise and the days are getting longer. The resort’s restaurants and beaches will also be less crowded at this time of year adding to the relaxing ambience.
Average Annual Weather in Calas de Mallorca
What’s the weather like in Calas de Mallorca?
The weather in Calas de Majorca is typically Mediterranean with hot, dry summers and cooler winters. Temperatures are coolest in the early months of the year with daytime highs of around 14°C during January and February. This begins to rise into the mid to late teens throughout March and April and reaches highs of around 21°C by May. June, July and August enjoy temperatures in the 20s with the occasional dip over 30°C in the latter half of the summer. This is combined with sea temperatures of around 25°C. Autumn (September to November) enjoys temperatures ranging from 26-19°C by the end of November. This is also the wettest season.
Map of Calas de Mallorca
