hi we have booked our flights to go to majorca for 1 week on 22nd july.we really dont know where to go, every resort seems to read mainly germans.i havent got a problem with germans, but there will be 4 adults and 2 15 year old girls , who obviously will want to meet new friends ,prefereably english speaking. we would like somewhere thats fairly lively but obviously not magaluf. we have been to alcudia , playa de muro. we were looking at sa coma , cala bona, cala millor.what advice have you got.if you agree , can you suggest a suitable accomodation, thats suitable for us and teenagers, as they are only 15, itl be important to them to meet new friends at the hotel.
Every report i seem to read on different resorts , seems to end up saying mainly germans, its driving me mad!!!!!!!
You could try looking at our resort reports on the following link
hi, i know what you mean, i am going to cala millor on 11th august with other half and 3 kids 15,14,12 and every review i look at says something about full of germans. i don't have a problem with this. the resort must be good if the germans want to visit. we are staying in a private apartment, booked through owners direct. i am sure the children will meet new friends as it will be the summer hols and not all people visiting cala millor, bona and sa coma will be german. we are going to hire a car so we can visit other places. if you do choose to go there, tell me what it was like as you travel before me.
take a look at all the santa ponsa reviews. we have stayed there three times now, and love it there. it's mainly english, irish, and scottish orientated. i'm sure you and your family won't be dissapointed.!!
- dotty
Hi jbart, Cala Millor is predominately German tourists but Cala Bona/ Sa Coma is mostly Brits and a mix of Germans. I love the east coast resorts but I also like to go to Santa Ponsa. A different holiday, lovely beach, closer to the airport very few Germans lots of Irish and Scots all having good time. CBG
bamburghsue
Our own fave haunts are CHEERS (Cala Millor), Smugglers Bar (Cala Bona), London Inn (Cala Bona), Beachboys Bar (Cala Millor) and KFC and Burger King also get our custom as well as Supermaket C'an Pedro (on back road next to Bonamar) where Pedro does a mean sandwich made to order. We're pretty unadventurous eating wise and tend to stick with the places we know and love year in and year out but there are literally hundreds of places you could try.
There are a lot of Germans in the resort but you tend to find the vast majority stay at the southern end of Cala Millor - if you walk down the main drag in Cala Millor you'll see the difference (and feel it in someways too) as the majority of bars/restaurants are German but there's the odd British bar thrown in for good measure. I personally don't like the feel of the place at the far end of the resort but that's probably just me being me.
You'll have a fantastic time - we go back year after year as it's such a lovely family friendly resort - if I won the lottery I'd move there in a heartbeat - Germans and all
bamburghsue, tis is spot on with her reply. We all have our favourite eating places, there is so many to choose from, but the harbour area at Cala Bona is lovely. A personal favourite of mine is Antic in S'illot a lovely setting and an extensive menu not the cheapest but quality. I stayed at the far end of Cala Millor a few years ago we had a good time but we were the only english people in the hotel and everything was geared for the germans ,the entertainment, menu and reception staff spoke poor english. The east coast is lovely not too busy, ideal for a relaxing holiday. CBG
thanks again
Another vote for Cala Bona
bamburghsue x
Hya Lou - how's you? Are you going back this year? All being well I'll be out the same time as CBG so we'll hopefully get to meet up. I'm hoping Tippi will be there at the same time too.
We are also going to Cala millor this year, have been to Magalluf Palma Nova, Santa Ponsa and Alcudia but never the east coast. We are booked into the Atalaya apartments, has anyone stayed here at all?
Where are the best places to eat? What excursions can you go on from this area? Can you go to Son Amar from here?
thank you
Shirley
Bongo,(Shirley) Rose and Crown pub is close to your apartments for a nice meal and lots of other eateries, don't forget to go to Cala Bona to try the resaturants there and Antic in S'illott. i haven't stayed at Atalaya but as they are thr Protur chain they will be good. last year we stayedat prtur hotel Bonamar and this year to Protur Palmeras Playa in Sa Coma ,have you looked on the protur website and done the virtual tour? Yes you can go to Son Amar also boat trips and a good local bus service.PHEW !!! think thats all your questions answered if not you know where I am. CBG
Yes we are returning for our 4th time
We just LOVE Cala bona/millor and just couldn't imagine going anyway else at the moment.
We are meeting up with our holiday friends that we have made over the last few years and just wish 28th June to arrive quickly
When are you going to be out there ?
Hi Bongo
We stay at the Hotel Bonamar in Cala Bona which belongs to the protour chain.
Last year went to the Atalaya apartments to see some of their entertainment which we enjoyed very much !
Sorry can't comment on the appartments but as like other protour properties we found the reception and bar area very clean to their usual high standards
HTH and enjoy
Lou x
hi lou, have you heard of a bar called winstons in calla millor?
Bamburgh sue, I have heard and seen Winstons, it is beside hotel Talayot on the seafront promenade nearer Cala bona. I think they have a website, when I've got a spare few mnutes will have a look for you. CBG
Thanks CBG for helping me out on sue's question
hi cbg, thanks for info, i have checked the website. so its nearer cala bona. we are renting apartment from the people who have winstons. i think the apartment is above the bar.
Would recommend Sa Coma and Calor Millor to anyone. Stayed at Palmeras Playa last June in Sa Coma and loved the whole area and hotel, especially S'illot for restaurants. Would disagree that Sa Coma is mostly Brits and a mix of Germans. When we were at the Palmeras there were very few Brits there and the children's entertainment was mostly in German. In Sa Coma, in the bars etc. (except Brit bars) and shops we found that the first language they spoke to you in was German, but everywhere you went they also spoke excellent English. The fact that the resort catered mostly for the German market made no difference what so ever and we had a fantastic time and would definitely return.
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