Top Things to do in Cala Bona
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Top 10 Things to do in Cala Bona, Spain
Discover the best top things to do in Cala Bona, Spain including Sanddancers Bar, Cala Millor Beach, Strand Sa Coma, Club De Golf Son Servera, The Beach Bar Sillot 2017, Cala Morlanda, Albatros Diving, Punta de n'Amer, Iglesia Nova, Cuevas de Arta.
Restaurants in Cala Bona
1. Sanddancers Bar
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 595 reviews
Celebrating 15 yrs. If you come to Cala Bona pls Feel Free to pop in and see us. We are a friendly family bar with a lovely atmosphere which caters for all ages! We Play Great Music from 60s 70s 80s Sing Along With the Entertainment or Grab The MIC Yourself and sing with our 250,000 KARAOKE selection. For KIDS A Safe Play Area next to our Beer Garden plus PS3 & XBox 's. IT'S THE BIG ONE THIS YEAR"THE WORLD CUP 2018" AND THIS IS THE PLACE TO WATCH IT ON OUR MULTI BIG SCREEN TV'S WITH A GREAT ATMOSPHERE & MATCH DAY OFFERS. We serve Simple but Delicious FOOD all Night till late to eat in or take away. FUN THEMED PARTY NIGHTS THROUGHOUT THE SEASON IE: WILD WEST,PIRATES,MOTOWN NIGHTS & OUR FAMOUS SUPA, SANTA, SUMMA CHRISTMAS PARTIES. FREE SANTA HATs! OUR ST PADDIES SHIN DIG IS SAT 17TH MARCH 2018. NOT TO BE MISSED!So with GREAT MUSIC A WARM WELCOME, FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE AND LOTS OF FUN & LAUGHS WE THINK YOU'LL HAVE A NIGHT TO REMEMBER AND A HANGOVER TO FORGET.HOPE TO SEE YOU SOON!
Reviewed By gazorro - Hartlepool, United Kingdom
A busy little bar just off the main street, run by a North East family, very friendly, good Karaoke, cheap drink, and good quality beer.
2. Cala Millor Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By GedJon1 - London, United Kingdom
Visited in Feb 2018 so not really able to enjoy the sea as the water too cold. However nice clean beach and plenty of space . Typical Spanish Promenade and worth a walk in any conditions. Should give a mention to the Spanish workers who were out every morning cleaning the paths and emptying all the bins. Probably not noticed by most
3. Strand Sa Coma
4. Club De Golf Son Servera
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 70 reviews
Reviewed By scottishgirl98 - Aberdeen
The Son Servera course is very picturesque, with a mixture of undulating and flatter holes as well as some nice water features. However, the play is dreadfully slow. We were held up on all but one hole. The martial stopped twice when we complained and said he would do something about it, but in actual fact was totally ineffective and the slow play continued. Players' speed of play should be better managed to ensure enjoyment rather than deep frustration! Sadly, should we return to Majorca then Son Servera will not be on our list of courses to play. Managing speed of play is a basic requirement of any course.
5. The Beach Bar Sillot 2017
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 80 reviews
Reviewed By Rob H - Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom
We decided to try this place after passing it a few nights previous on a walk along the sea front. The staff were so welcoming as we arrived & found a table for us. It was really busy but we didn't have to wait long to be served with our drinks & given a menu.
The food was amazing! My oldest tried the sizzling chicken pieces which we all had a piece of as the looked lovely. My youngest had a kids pizza, my partner had Gyros & I had chicken breast.
The meal was a bit more expensive than we'd been paying but this was due to the meal not just being 'pub food'.
Will definitely be visiting here next year!
6. Cala Morlanda
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 58 reviews
Reviewed By Jandave21 - Plymouth
Hired cycles to go here since it is a couple of miles from where we are staying. Was tipped off that this is fantastic for snorkelling. There's no beach, just several sets of steps cut into the side of cliff. Popular place for coasteering, scuba, snorkelling and cliff jumping. Also mainly local Mallorcan people there which made it especially nice. We went to snorkel and were not disappointed. Really good spot and safe out to as far as the yellow buoys at the entrance to the cove then it got a bit choppy. Saw lots of fish in including pipefish, hermit crabs and some good size shoals. Tip: bring plenty of water and water shoes.
7. Albatros Diving
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 110 reviews
PADI 5 Star Dive center. Daily diving excursions for cerfified divers. Snorkelling trips, all level diving courses, excursions to marine caves, rental boat... Since 1994. Dive excursions to the Marine natural reserve of Cala Ratjada, cosidered as one of the 10 best dive spots in Spain. We speak english, German, french, spanish, dutch and italian.
Reviewed By Nikki v - Barcelona, Spain
After completing the online theory with Padi we completed our confined water dives and open water dives to get the Padi Open Water Diver qualification with Albatros Diving in Cala Bona. Our instructor Fred was great, he explained everything clearly and was patient. When booking...MoreMany kind thanks for your positive feedback Nikki, it was a real pleasure having you here. All the best with your future dives and hoping to see you again. Martine
8. Punta de n'Amer
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 484 reviews
Reviewed By alkris - Portlaoise, Ireland
My wife and I considered taking a horse and carriage ride to the Castillo but decided to stroll up to it instead. It is a nice walk, plenty of cats and horses to talk to on the way! But although the path is well trodden, it was a good bit more uneven than we expected, so we would recommend walkers wear good shoes.
Although the Castillo is just a single tower it is very interesting and the views from the roof are wonderful. There is also a nice cafe there with plenty of seats. There is also more cats and a parrot for the animal lovers among us.
9. Iglesia Nova
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 52 reviews
Reviewed By Lynne A - Bristol, United Kingdom
We stopped here after walking through the back roads from Cala Bona. There was some celebration being prepared whilst we were there and flowers being arranged around the church. Apparently this church was never finished, hence no roof! Well worth a visit.
10. Cuevas de Arta
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 825 reviews
Reviewed By Passioncookress - Schweinfurt, Germany
Carlos our guide did a great job. He was not rushing, explained every cave and let us take pictures without a hurry.
We were a small group, altogether just 12 people! This caves are just amazing. All the different chambers have special names, which match to their impression. Almost breathtaking was the chamber "inferno". Here we listened to classical music while lights where changing. The most impressive caves we have seen so far.
