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Things 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.