Yes indeed, the seafront runs from Cala Bona harbour all the way until it meets with the Cala Millor seafront and has a combination of sandy beach and large rocks along the way. It’s a beautiful walk and takes roughly 30 minutes at a casual pace. Enjoy many shops, cafes, restaurants along the promenade.

You should read our blog Does Cala Bona have a promenade to learn more on this subject.

Cala Bona has a fantastic selection of shops some selling similar products but all with great variety and there’s always plenty of options. Spanish gifts, belts, clothing, kids toys, watches and jewellery, ornaments, blow-up toys and swimming aids, sunglasses, bags and plenty of supermarkets. There’s so much more I could list but I’m sure you get the picture.

Cala Bona is the neighbouring town of Cala Millor which is situated beside Sa Coma. These would be two of the larger resorts moving south from Cala Bona. Costa Del Pins is to the north and Porto Cristo, which lays to the south of Sa Coma. Son Servera is a village less than ten minutes by car. 

There is a hospital in Porto Cristo only 15 minutes by car. There are another three hospitals on the island with two of them being in Palma.

The Cala Bona beach is pretty small. So in July and August, it can be busy but it’s also quiet in comparison to the beach down the promenade in Cala Millor. If you want to get a bed during peak times get down before 11am.

There isn’t a water park in Cala Bona. The nearest water park is roughly 15 minutes by car and called Splash world (or Spash). But take note that Spash is part of Globales Bougenviller a local hotel resort and much smaller than the larger water parks on the south of the island.

For 18-30 clubbing holidays, we would suggest you visit holidays operators like On the Beach Holidays, Hays Travel or Love Holidays as they specialise in these types of breaks and vacations.

Cala Bona has a large selection of Spanish and British bars and hotel bars but no nightclubs. Most bars are closed before midnight. This may be one of the reasons so many people like this area. On the other hand, Cala Millor is much more vibrant at night and if you are seeking a more lively holiday you might be interested in going there.

Cala Bona is 75km from Palma and roughly one hour by car or bus transfer from the airport without stops.  

Cala Bona is on the East of the Island above Cala Millor and controlled by the council of Son Servera. 

There are no major football stadiums or teams in the area but some lower league football teams do play in the area. If you travel 15 minutes to Son Severa you’ll find Club Deportivo Serverense who play their home matches at stadium Camp Municipal Ses Eres, with a capacity of 800 people.