Compare Cala Millor holidays

What to do in Cala Millor

The Spanish know how to throw a party and the locals in Cala Millor put on an excellent line-up of annual events…

Nit de Foc (Night of Fire); June: The main events during this annual fiesta are held in Palma, which is an hour by road from Cala Millor. Get there if you can, as this fiery display is a stunner, although you can still catch a lively show of bonfires and fire demons in Cala Millor.

Festes del Turista (Tourist Festival); last week of September: Markets, sporting events, parades, live music, guided walks… there is much to see and do during a holiday in Cala Millor when this annual event gets underway.

Bahia de Cala Millor; October: Arrive late in the holiday season and witness the sky above Cala Millor fill with hot-air balloons during this annual regatta. Teams from across Europe arrive to compete.

It can be a struggle to leave the comfort of a sun lounger during Cala Millor holidays, even though there is much to experience when you do…

Grown-up families: The long, sandy beach at Cala Millor is showered with water-based adventures. Have a go at jet skiing and parasailing, or hop aboard a bizarrely shaped float and try to cling on as the operator takes a spin over the waves. There’s also a go-karting track in Cala Millor, for land-based laughter.

Active types: There are a number of ways to see Cala Millor and the island of Majorca at a different speed, including dune-buggy excursions and guided Segway tours. If you prefer to work up a sweat at the same time, consider hiring mountain bikes to tackle the rocky peaks around Cala Millor.

Shopping: Lace and leather are two of Majorca’s best lines in holiday souvenirs. Check out the local craftsmanship and pick up a bargain or two at the Friday market in nearby Son Servera, or attend the smaller version in Cala Millor, which takes place on Thursday evenings during the summer months.