Cala d'Or Overview

Cala d'Or is a delightful collection of tucked away inlets lined with sandy beaches. Whitewashed buildings make up the resort, complete with large marinas, delightful fishing villages and popular beachfronts.

Transfer time from airport: 1 - 1.5 hours

Cala d’Or (Golden Cove) evolved from a local fishing village, with its white, flat-roofed houses around the picturesque fishing harbour Cala d’Or became a desirable spot to have a holiday home, or for a relaxing seaside vacation.

The resort encompasses several delightful coves, all now beset with attractive hotels, apartment blocks and villas. It is a lovely resort, recommended for families because most establishments cater extremely well for children.

The Cala d'Or marina is the heart of the east coast resort area, attracting the fashionable yachting set.

Shopping

Cala d’Or is known as one of the best shopping districts on Mallorca, its main shopping street, Avinguda Tagomago, is clustered with chic boutiques, leather shops and galleries.

Those in self-catering apartments who need supplies will find all they require at the resort’s biggest supermarket, Caprabo, near the resort entrance.

Restaurants

Cala d’Or’s high quality restaurants are situated around the delightful marina, which is usually busy with holidaymakers enjoying a variety of cuisines. The centre of town offers fast food outlets, tapas, pizza, burger joints and several British type establishments.

Nightlife

Nightlife in Cala d’Or is more stylish than frantic, centred around the many cocktail bars and discos that the resort has to offer. One of the most popular nightclubs in town is Disco Alfa, and the wildest is Farrahs Planet Ibiza.

Activities

Cala d’Or has seven beaches, of which the largest is Cala Gran, all with fine white sand and clear water. The larger beaches have good facilities offering watersports including sailing, windsurfing and scuba-diving. Please view our Cala d'Or attractions page to find further activities.