Hotels near Cala Millor

Cala Millor is the finest long sandy beach on the east coast of Mallorca - 1.7 km of fine, pale-gold sand with calm, clear water sheltered from prevailing westerly winds by the shape of the bay. It consistently holds a Blue Flag designation and has full services including lifeguards in season (June to September), beach showers, sunlounger hire, and a promenade of restaurants and bars behind. The water is shallow and the gradient gentle, making it one of the most family-suitable beaches on the island alongside Es Trenc.

The beach sits between the resorts of Son Servera and Sant Llorenç des Cardassar on the east coast, roughly 65 km from Palma. The promenade is well-maintained and the resort itself is more balanced than some of the larger west coast developments. From here, the nearby Coves del Drac (Drach Caves, Porto Cristo, 10 km south) make a natural half-day combination.

Pro Tip: The northern end of Cala Millor, near the Sa Coma headland, has finer sand and slightly clearer water than the more developed southern section. Walk 15 minutes north from the main promenade access to find this quieter stretch. At the headland itself, a short path leads to a rocky viewpoint with good snorkelling off the rocks below.