Cala Millor Weather, AccuWeather Checks and Beach Holidays

Cala Millor is a coastal resort of around 5,200 residents on the east side of Mallorca, built around its beaches rather than a historic core. The sand of Arenal de Son Servera sits at the heart of the resort, with Platja de Cala Millor about half a mile along, so most days revolve around the sea and the promenade behind it.

It is not only sunbathing, though. Punta de n'Amer, a protected cape, pushes out into the sea about two miles from the centre, and the archaeological sites of Mestre Ramon and Son Sard lie a similar distance away near Son Servera. Smaller beaches such as Es Rajolí, Es Ribell and Sa Marjal are within roughly two and a half miles for days when you fancy a change of scene.

Most visitors stay in Cala Millor itself, where the beaches, the seafront and the activities are all close at hand. Cala Bona and Sa Coma are names you will also see used for this stretch of coast, and searches for a Cala Bona holiday generally land on the same part of the island.

Son Servera, about two miles away, is the bigger community, with a population of over 12,000. It has its own activities and sits closest to the archaeological sites of Mestre Ramon and Son Sard, so it suits travellers who would rather mix beach days with something a little more rooted in the island's past.

Climate figures here come from the station at Alcúdia, further up the coast, and they describe a classic Mediterranean pattern. July and August are the hottest months, at 32°C and 31°C, with July almost dry. June is a warm 28°C, and September and October stay pleasant at 27°C and 25°C, though September brings around ten rain days.

The best months flagged for this resort are April, August and November. April and November both reach about 21°C, comfortable for walking out to Punta de n'Amer. Winter is mild rather than warm, at around 16°C to 17°C by day and 8°C at night, and May can be surprisingly showery, with about twelve rain days. Expect higher package prices during the UK school holidays, especially in August.

Palma de Mallorca (PMI) is the airport to use, with direct flights from the United Kingdom. The transfer to Cala Millor takes about 49 minutes by road, and Son Servera is slightly quicker at around 47 minutes, so you can be on the beach the afternoon you land.

If you are combining islands, the ferry port at Alcúdia is about 19 miles away, Ciutadella about 36 miles and Palma about 39 miles. Hiring a car at the airport makes it easy to reach the smaller beaches and the archaeological sites near Son Servera at your own pace.

Most British travellers book Cala Millor as a package, with the flight, hotel and airport transfer bundled together and a choice of board basis, from self-catering to all inclusive. On this page you can compare package deals from Jet2holidays, TUI holidays, loveholidays and On the Beach side by side; anyone who used to search for Jet2 or Thomson in Cala Bona will find the same stretch of coast covered here.

You can also check hotel prices if you prefer to book your own flights, compare car hire from Palma airport, and browse tours and tickets for the area, where dozens of activity categories are on offer around Cala Millor and Son Servera.