Fifty years ago this was a lonely dune-covered shore; now it has become the major resort on Mallorca's east coast. The main attraction are its fine sandy beaches; from Cala Bona ('the good bay') to Cala Millor ('the better bay') they stretch unbroken for 2km.
Cala Millor, like many of the eastern coast resorts, are popular with north Europeans. In summer it is 'lively', travel-agent speak for brash, and best avoided unless you like discos and late-night bars. In winter it takes on a new atmosphere, as a resort for the 'young at heart', another travel-agent euphemism. To see what this coast used to be like, walk to the headland at Punta de n'Amer.
Sights & Attractions in Cala Millor
There is a safari zoo close by.
Also see: Attractions in Mallorca, Majorca
Beaches in Cala Millor
The beach here is one of the best on Mallorca, a beautiful bay with turquoise seas and white fine sand.
Also see: Beaches in Mallorca, Majorca
Things to Do in Cala Millor
Most of the things to do here revolve around the beach and the sea. You can take boat trips from here and visit other coastal resorts, try your hand at sailing or water skiing, or simply relax on the beach.
There is no market here but you can take a trip to nearby Sant Llorenc inland for it's market on Thursday mornings.
A bit further down the coast are the Dragon Caves in Porto Cristo.
Cycling is popular here out of season.
Also see: Sports & Activities in Mallorca, Majorca
Hotels in Cala Millor
The hotels here are resort style, all pretty much the same, but very well priced.
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Cala Millor, Mallorca