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Cala d'Or, or "golden cove", is a very chic coastal resort, particularly attractive for its large number of places to take a dip in splendid coves. Along the palm-lined promenade you will be greeted by beautiful sandy beaches and the exclusive marina of Port Petit, one of the best places to stay. From the balcony of your villa in Cala d’Or, you will enjoy wonderful views of the luxury yachts lined up in the sparkling waters, which rival in beauty. Rows of whitewashed Majorcan-style properties provide the ultimate Mediterranean character to the town. The urban centre, with its pedestrian area, is filled with attractive cafes, restaurants and shops. You can book a Cala d’Or villa on the outskirts and then head into the city for a leisurely stroll and buy a small souvenir for your dearest ones! An unforgettable holiday awaits you.
Villas in Cala d’Or with pools
When you choose to book a holiday letting in Majorca, you might end up realising you are simply spoilt for choice. Here’s a tip for you - consider the villas in Cala d’Or Mallorca! There are many splendid villas by the sea, but the truth is that most of the accommodations in the town are luxury properties with private gardens and spectacular views of the Mediterranean Sea. Choose from a wide array of villas with a capacity for 2 or 4 people. What’s more, you will barely want to leave your property as the villas in Cala d’Or with pools mean you will have everything you need for a relaxing summer holiday right at home. These are ideal for a great family holiday in July and August or a weekend getaway as a couple in this area of southern Majorca. Furthermore, if you come with your pet, you won't have to worry, since there are many dog-friendly villas in Cala d'Or. Can you think of a better place to enjoy yourself under the sun and in the summer?
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Cala d’Or villa holidays for beach lovers
Majorca’s coastline makes all travellers fall in love with it as soon as they get there. Thanks to its numerous coves, the attractive coastal town of Cala d’Or offers a lot of possibilities to dive into the waters of the Mediterranean Sea. The beach of Cala Llonga will conquer you with its crystalline waters, fine sand and shallow waters, which makes it an ideal place for families with children. If you need more room, Cala Gran is the largest beach in the region. Make yourself comfortable on a sunbed and sunbathe with a cold drink. The most beautiful cove is Cala Esmeralda, with its white sands and turquoise waters, it offers a picture-perfect landscape. If you’d like to explore the beaches on the other side of the island, consider heading to Santa Ponsa. Located in the southwest, this is an incredibly popular town for families and groups of friends seeking a beach escape that also offers everything you need to keep you more than entertained. Restaurants, bars, activities - what’s not to love? What’s more, when you rent an apartment in Santa Ponsa, you’ll be sure to have a comfortable base for your stay.
Cala d’Or Majorca villas for nature lovers
Mondragó Natural Park will delight everyone and not just nature lovers! This natural oasis within the region is ideal for bathing and hiking. Let your spirit wander between the huge dunes and the deserted beaches while breathing the salty air or answering the call of the wide spaces and the cliffs for a walk. The park's natural wetland is home to numerous bird species that can be observed during an ornithological excursion, which makes renting an apartment in Cala d'Or also a highly recommended option for fans of this activity. If you’re seeking tips a bit further from Cala d’Or, nature lovers can’t miss the west side of the island where you can find the world-renowned Serra de Tramuntana Mountains. This incredible mountain range has a whole range of hikes waiting for people of all ages and abilities. The region is also home to some lovely towns, check out the villas in Pollenca or the villas in Alcudia, both of which are fabulous choices when wanting a base closer to this outdoor adventure location.
More than 7000 tonnes of almonds are harvested in September every year.
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Top 7 travel tips in Cala d’Or
1. Play a round of golf
If you find yourself staying in an Airbnb in Majorca, there’s a chance that you’re a fan of golf. If you’re not, now is the time to start! Mallorca is one of the favourite destinations for golf fans across Europe. And it is not for less because it offers beautiful landscapes, an enviable climate and more than 20 top-notch golf courses. In addition, the distances allow you to enjoy several of them during the same holiday period. In Cala d’Or, the closest golf course is the Vall d'Or golf course, a short 10 minutes away by car. Get your clubs and improve your skills.
2. Go on a boat trip to sail the sea
If the beach is not enough, get on board the SeaRiders boat. Let the sea water splash your face while you paddle at full speed through the Mediterranean Sea or go for a day trip to the neighbouring town of Porto Petro, where you can enjoy a traditional restaurant on the seafront and taste freshly caught fish. You can also rent your own boat and spend a relaxing day swimming and diving.
3. Go to Cala Mitjana
The natural and wild beach of Cala Mitjana, in the municipality of Felanitx, is close to Cala d'Or. Accessible in its last meters only on foot or by boat, this secluded cove guarantees a few moments of tranquillity on a little frequented beach. Surrounded by lush green oaks and white sand, it is ideal for relaxation. A well-kept secret!
4. Visit Sant Salvador sanctuary
Nestled on top of Puig de Sant Salvador at 500 meters above sea level, this sanctuary is a very interesting day trip. Magnificent views over the island of Majorca and the healthy fresh air will be the reward when you reach the top. The abbey church, majestically settled on the side of the mountain, is particularly impressive. Cala d'Or is the ideal starting point for this beautiful discovery!
5. Explore the beautiful coastline
Get on a kayak and explore the coastline from a different angle. Row along the eroded rocks and take the opportunity to rest in one of the beautiful coves taking a dip and refreshing yourself in the waters of the Mediterranean. You can also opt for a guided tour. Explore the spectacular caves that surround the Natural Park of Mondragó and then go and observe the natural rocky arch islet of Es Pontas, passing through Cala Santanyí. If you want to explore the other side of the island, we recommend you rent a villa in Port de Pollenca. Located on the northernmost tip of Majorca, this is the perfect base for exploring this other side of the island.
6. Take a trip on the glass bottom boat
Explore the east coast of the island and jump aboard a glass bottom boat. Take a nice day trip from Cala d’Or, Porto Colom and Cala Marsal and enjoy the nice views of the underwater world and its rich marine life. Pass fantastic coves, ports and stunning landscapes including a swimming stop along the way.
7. Go shopping for the day
Enter the fashion boutiques, souvenir shops or convenience stores. Since Cala d’Or does not have a market, you can take a 20-minute drive to other villages with weekly markets. There is a big one in Santanyi every Wednesday and Saturday or one in felanitx, on Sundays. Browse the stalls and find a nice gift, a bargain or some nice clothes and shoes.
Information about villas in Cala d'Or
🏡 Villas available: | 141 properties. |
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💳 Discount available: | up to -43%. |
🌙 Minimum price per night: | from £30. |
⭐ Most popular amenities: | Wi-Fi, barbecue and air conditioning. |
🐾 Pet-friendly: | 11 properties. |
👩👩👧👦 For families: | 6% of the properties. |
🏊 With pool: | 93 properties. |
Villas in Cala d’Or
Private villas in Cala d’Or
Cala d'Or villas with pools
Cala d'Or, or "golden cove", is a very chic coastal resort, particularly attractive for its large number of places to take a dip in splendid coves. Along the palm-lined promenade, you will be greeted by beautiful sandy beaches and the exclusive marina of Port Petit, one of the best places to stay. From the balcony of your villa in Cala d'Or, you will enjoy wonderful views of the luxury yachts lined up in the sparkling waters. Rows of whitewashed Majorcan-style properties provide the ultimate Mediterranean character to the town. The urban centre, with its pedestrian area, is filled with attractive cafés, restaurants, and shops. You can book a villa in Cala d'Or on the outskirts and then head to the city for a leisurely stroll and buy a small souvenir for your dearest ones! An unforgettable holiday awaits you.
Villas in Cala d'Or with pools
If you are looking for accommodation, you will be spoilt for choice. Here's a tip for you - consider the villas in Cala d'Or! There are many splendid villas by the sea, but the truth is that most of the accommodations in the town are luxury properties with private gardens and spectacular views of the Mediterranean Sea. Choose from a wide array of villas with a capacity for 2 or 4 people. What's more, you will barely want to leave your property since the villas have pools. That means you will have everything you need for a relaxing summer holiday right at home. These are ideal for a great family holiday in July and August or a weekend getaway as a couple in this area of Southern Majorca. Furthermore, if you come with your pet, you won't have to worry since there are many dog-friendly villas in Cala d'Or. Can you think of a better place to enjoy yourself under the sun and in the summer?
In Cala d'Or you have many accommodations with the following amenities:
- Swimming pools
- Terraces
- Modern interiors
Beachfront Villas
Travellers and activities
Cala d'Or for beach lovers
Majorca's coastline makes all travellers fall in love with it as soon as they get there. Thanks to its numerous coves, the attractive coastal town of Cala d'Or offers a lot of possibilities to dive into the waters of the Mediterranean Sea. The beach of Cala Llonga will conquer you with its crystalline waters, fine sand and shallow waters, which makes it an ideal place for families with children. If you need more room, Cala Gran is the largest beach in the region. Make yourself comfortable on a sunbed and sunbathe with a cold drink. The most beautiful cove is Cala Esmeralda, with its white sands and turquoise waters, it offers a picture-perfect landscape. If you have a villa in Majorca, ensure you take the one-hour drive to Cala d'Or to experience its unique beaches.
If you'd like to explore the beaches on the other side of the island, consider heading to Santa Ponsa. Located in the southwest, this is an incredibly popular town for families and groups of friends seeking a beach escape that also offers everything you need to keep you more than entertained. Restaurants, bars, activities - what's not to love? What's more, you can rent an apartment in Santa Ponsa if you want to explore more beaches.
Cala d'Or for nature lovers
Mondragó Natural Park will delight everyone and not just nature lovers! This natural oasis within the region is ideal for bathing and hiking. Let your spirit wander between the huge dunes and the deserted beaches while breathing the salty air or answering the call of the wide spaces and cliffs for a walk. The park's natural wetland is home to numerous bird species that can be observed during an ornithological excursion. If you love bird watching, get a villa in Cala d'Or and spend the day looking out for bird species.
If you are a nature lover, you can't miss the west side of the island, where you can find the world-renowned Serra de Tramuntana Mountains. This incredible mountain range has a whole range of hikes waiting for people of all ages and abilities. The region is also home to some lovely towns; check out the villas for rent in Pollenca or Alcudia, both of which are fabulous choices if you want to be closer to this outdoor location.
More than 7,000 tonnes of almonds are harvested in September every year.
Are you planning an outdoorsy holiday?
Here are the top 7 travel tips in Cala d’Or
Top 7 travel tips in Cala d’Or
1. Play a round of golf
If you find yourself staying in an apartment in Majorca, there's a chance that you're a fan of golf. If you're not, now is the time to start! Mallorca is one of the favourite destinations for golf fans across Europe. Enjoy beautiful landscapes, an enviable climate and more than 20 top-notch golf courses just a short drive from Cala d'Or. If you are staying in Cala d'Or, the closest golf course is the Vall d'Or golf course, a short 10-minute drive from the town. Get your clubs and improve your skills.
2. Go on a boat trip to sail the sea
If the beach is not enough, get on board the SeaRiders boat. Let the seawater splash your face while you paddle at full speed through the Mediterranean Sea. Alternatively, go for a day trip to the neighbouring town of Porto Petro, where you can enjoy a traditional restaurant on the seafront and taste freshly caught fish. You can also rent your own boat and spend a relaxing day swimming and diving.
3. Go to Cala Mitjana
The natural and wild beach of Cala Mitjana, in the municipality of Felanitx, is close to Cala d'Or. Accessible in its last metres only on foot or by boat, this secluded cove guarantees a few moments of tranquillity on a little frequented beach. Surrounded by lush green oaks and white sand, it is ideal for relaxation. A well-kept secret! Get a villa in Cala d'Or for a chance to visit Cala Mitjana.
4. Visit Sant Salvador sanctuary
Nestled on top of Puig de Sant Salvador at 500 meters above sea level, this sanctuary is a very interesting day trip. Magnificent views over the island of Majorca and the healthy fresh air will be the reward when you reach the top. The abbey church, majestically settled on the side of the mountain, is particularly impressive. Cala d'Or is the ideal starting point for this beautiful discovery!
5. Explore the beautiful coastline
Get on a kayak and explore the coastline from a different angle. Row along the eroded rocks and take the opportunity to rest in one of the beautiful coves taking a dip and refreshing yourself in the waters of the Mediterranean. You can also opt for a guided tour. Explore the spectacular caves that surround the Natural Park of Mondragó, and then go and observe the natural rocky arch islet of Es Pontas, passing through Cala Santanyí. If you want to explore the other side of the island, visit Port de Pollenca. Located on the northernmost tip of Majorca, this is the perfect base for exploring this other side of the island.
6. Take a trip on the glass bottom boat
Explore the east coast of the island and jump aboard a glass bottom boat. Take a nice day trip from Cala d'Or, Porto Colom and Cala Marsal and enjoy the nice views of the underwater world and its rich marine life. Pass fantastic coves, ports, and stunning landscapes, including a swimming stop along the way.
7. Go shopping for the day
Enter the fashion boutiques, souvenir shops or convenience stores. Since Cala d'Or does not have a market, you can take a 20-minute drive to other villages with weekly markets. There is a big one in Santanyi every Wednesday and Saturday or one in Felanitx, on Sundays. Browse the stalls and find a nice gift, a bargain or some nice clothes and shoes. If you have a villa in Alcudia, explore the markets in the old town centre before heading to Cala d'Or.
Villas in Cala d’Or
Private villas in Cala d’Or
Cala d'Or villas with pools
Cala d'Or, or "golden cove", is a very chic coastal resort, particularly attractive for its large number of places to take a dip in splendid coves. Along the palm-lined promenade, you will be greeted by beautiful sandy beaches and the exclusive marina of Port Petit, one of the best places to stay. From the balcony of your villa in Cala d'Or, you will enjoy wonderful views of the luxury yachts lined up in the sparkling waters. Rows of whitewashed Majorcan-style properties provide the ultimate Mediterranean character to the town. The urban centre, with its pedestrian area, is filled with attractive cafés, restaurants, and shops. You can book a villa in Cala d'Or on the outskirts and then head to the city for a leisurely stroll and buy a small souvenir for your dearest ones! An unforgettable holiday awaits you.
Villas in Cala d'Or with pools
If you are looking for accommodation, you will be spoilt for choice. Here's a tip for you - consider the villas in Cala d'Or! There are many splendid villas by the sea, but the truth is that most of the accommodations in the town are luxury properties with private gardens and spectacular views of the Mediterranean Sea. Choose from a wide array of villas with a capacity for 2 or 4 people. What's more, you will barely want to leave your property since the villas have pools. That means you will have everything you need for a relaxing summer holiday right at home. These are ideal for a great family holiday in July and August or a weekend getaway as a couple in this area of Southern Majorca. Furthermore, if you come with your pet, you won't have to worry since there are many dog-friendly villas in Cala d'Or. Can you think of a better place to enjoy yourself under the sun and in the summer?
In Cala d'Or you have many accommodations with the following amenities:
- Swimming pools
- Terraces
- Modern interiors
Beachfront Villas
Travellers and activities
Cala d'Or for beach lovers
Majorca's coastline makes all travellers fall in love with it as soon as they get there. Thanks to its numerous coves, the attractive coastal town of Cala d'Or offers a lot of possibilities to dive into the waters of the Mediterranean Sea. The beach of Cala Llonga will conquer you with its crystalline waters, fine sand and shallow waters, which makes it an ideal place for families with children. If you need more room, Cala Gran is the largest beach in the region. Make yourself comfortable on a sunbed and sunbathe with a cold drink. The most beautiful cove is Cala Esmeralda, with its white sands and turquoise waters, it offers a picture-perfect landscape. If you have a villa in Majorca, ensure you take the one-hour drive to Cala d'Or to experience its unique beaches.
If you'd like to explore the beaches on the other side of the island, consider heading to Santa Ponsa. Located in the southwest, this is an incredibly popular town for families and groups of friends seeking a beach escape that also offers everything you need to keep you more than entertained. Restaurants, bars, activities - what's not to love? What's more, you can rent an apartment in Santa Ponsa if you want to explore more beaches.
Cala d'Or for nature lovers
Mondragó Natural Park will delight everyone and not just nature lovers! This natural oasis within the region is ideal for bathing and hiking. Let your spirit wander between the huge dunes and the deserted beaches while breathing the salty air or answering the call of the wide spaces and cliffs for a walk. The park's natural wetland is home to numerous bird species that can be observed during an ornithological excursion. If you love bird watching, get a villa in Cala d'Or and spend the day looking out for bird species.
If you are a nature lover, you can't miss the west side of the island, where you can find the world-renowned Serra de Tramuntana Mountains. This incredible mountain range has a whole range of hikes waiting for people of all ages and abilities. The region is also home to some lovely towns; check out the villas for rent in Pollenca or Alcudia, both of which are fabulous choices if you want to be closer to this outdoor location.
More than 7,000 tonnes of almonds are harvested in September every year.
Are you planning an outdoorsy holiday?
Here are the top 7 travel tips in Cala d’Or
Top 7 travel tips in Cala d’Or
1. Play a round of golf
If you find yourself staying in an apartment in Majorca, there's a chance that you're a fan of golf. If you're not, now is the time to start! Mallorca is one of the favourite destinations for golf fans across Europe. Enjoy beautiful landscapes, an enviable climate and more than 20 top-notch golf courses just a short drive from Cala d'Or. If you are staying in Cala d'Or, the closest golf course is the Vall d'Or golf course, a short 10-minute drive from the town. Get your clubs and improve your skills.
2. Go on a boat trip to sail the sea
If the beach is not enough, get on board the SeaRiders boat. Let the seawater splash your face while you paddle at full speed through the Mediterranean Sea. Alternatively, go for a day trip to the neighbouring town of Porto Petro, where you can enjoy a traditional restaurant on the seafront and taste freshly caught fish. You can also rent your own boat and spend a relaxing day swimming and diving.
3. Go to Cala Mitjana
The natural and wild beach of Cala Mitjana, in the municipality of Felanitx, is close to Cala d'Or. Accessible in its last metres only on foot or by boat, this secluded cove guarantees a few moments of tranquillity on a little frequented beach. Surrounded by lush green oaks and white sand, it is ideal for relaxation. A well-kept secret! Get a villa in Cala d'Or for a chance to visit Cala Mitjana.
4. Visit Sant Salvador sanctuary
Nestled on top of Puig de Sant Salvador at 500 meters above sea level, this sanctuary is a very interesting day trip. Magnificent views over the island of Majorca and the healthy fresh air will be the reward when you reach the top. The abbey church, majestically settled on the side of the mountain, is particularly impressive. Cala d'Or is the ideal starting point for this beautiful discovery!
5. Explore the beautiful coastline
Get on a kayak and explore the coastline from a different angle. Row along the eroded rocks and take the opportunity to rest in one of the beautiful coves taking a dip and refreshing yourself in the waters of the Mediterranean. You can also opt for a guided tour. Explore the spectacular caves that surround the Natural Park of Mondragó, and then go and observe the natural rocky arch islet of Es Pontas, passing through Cala Santanyí. If you want to explore the other side of the island, visit Port de Pollenca. Located on the northernmost tip of Majorca, this is the perfect base for exploring this other side of the island.
6. Take a trip on the glass bottom boat
Explore the east coast of the island and jump aboard a glass bottom boat. Take a nice day trip from Cala d'Or, Porto Colom and Cala Marsal and enjoy the nice views of the underwater world and its rich marine life. Pass fantastic coves, ports, and stunning landscapes, including a swimming stop along the way.
7. Go shopping for the day
Enter the fashion boutiques, souvenir shops or convenience stores. Since Cala d'Or does not have a market, you can take a 20-minute drive to other villages with weekly markets. There is a big one in Santanyi every Wednesday and Saturday or one in Felanitx, on Sundays. Browse the stalls and find a nice gift, a bargain or some nice clothes and shoes. If you have a villa in Alcudia, explore the markets in the old town centre before heading to Cala d'Or.