Holiday homes & rentals in Cala d'Or

Your holiday home in the idyllic Cala d'Or situates you in one of Majorca's favourites destinations, with a lively town full of restaurants and shops and a busy marina as well as tranquil beaches. Laze by the pool in the afternoon on a vine-covered terrace or snorkel in its crystal clear coves.

Flavorsome foodie paradise

Though you can find pretty much any kind of food you could wish for in Majorca, the seafood in particular is not to be missed. Foodies will rejoice in the sophistication of Majorca's palette which offers Michelin-starred restaurants and fresh produce from the island's many markets. Here, you can enjoy smoky jamon, squid and caviar in close proximity and even enroll a cookery class from one of the island's top chefs.

Exploring the island

There are more than 200 beaches on the island and the sand of those in the south is soft as icing sugar, licked by the turquoise ocean. Playa de Muro is spotless and great for family outings. The Tramuntanas mountain range is home to some of the most aesthetically pleasing villages such as Valldemossa, Soller and Fornalutx. If you are up for a challenge, Sa Calobra is a cove of incredible beauty that can only be reached via cave tunnels. You will be rewarded with some of the best swimming spots to be found on the island.

The highlights

Parque Mar

This idyllic park is about as close to the sea as you can get. Holiday homes and leisure facilities overlook verdant lawns fringed with palms through which the sea breezes whisper and the sunlight flashes. Take a swim in the pools or a dip in the sea.

Cala Ferrera

The waters of this resort's perfect pools and natural beaches will wash away any memory of stress. Ferrera offers an ideal combination of convenience, luxury and authenticity.

Cala Esmeralda

The pool at Esmerelda is barely divided from the lapping sea itself which is shallow enough in this area to stay warm throughout the year. One of Mallorca's most luxurious and secluded spots, Esmerelda's cliffs and poolsides fan out into the ocean offering maximum tranquility.

Cala D'Or Marina

One of Mallorca's most important ports, the Cala D'Or Marina twinkles with the lights of bobbing yachts and the glitter of the sun on the water. Boats and idyllic Spanish restaurants and bars spread out like palm fronds along the port's interior, while stunning hotels and poolside retreats are set slightly back from the sea.

Parc Natural de Mondrago

This nature reserve covers almost 800 hectares and is home to a vast array of flora and fauna, including wild olive trees, lavender and honeysuckle. Wander through the landscape and immerse yourself in Mallorca's serene countryside.

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