All Inclusive Hotels in Sa Coma Majorca and Cala Millor

All inclusive on this part of Mallorca usually means your main meals, typically buffet breakfast, lunch and dinner, plus snacks through the day and local drinks, both soft and alcoholic, served at set bars and times. Premium spirits, branded drinks and à la carte dining are often extras, so read the board description for each hotel before you book.

The appeal is simple in a beach resort like this one. With Platja de Cala Millor so close, many people spend the day between sand and pool and come back to the hotel to eat, without watching a running bill. Whether you are looking at Cala Millor all inclusive hotels or all inclusive in Cala Bona, the principle is the same: one price paid up front, fewer decisions once you arrive.

Cala Millor itself is the heart of the stretch, a coastal resort of around 5,200 residents built around its long beach, with Arenal de Son Servera and Platja de Cala Millor less than a mile apart. This is where you would expect the larger, resort-style hotels that suit all-inclusive stays, with the beach and the promenade within walking distance.

Cala Bona and Sa Coma belong to the same stretch of coast, so all inclusive holidays in Sa Coma Majorca and hotels in Cala Bona all inclusive both give you access to the same beaches and the green headland of Punta de n'Amer, about 2 miles away. Quieter coves such as Es Rajolí, Es Ribell and Sa Marjal lie around 2.5 miles out.

Son Servera, roughly 2 miles from Cala Millor and home to about 12,200 people, is the working town of the area. It is the place to go for a change of scene, with the archaeological sites of Mestre Ramon and Son Sard nearby for anyone who wants a morning away from the sunbed.

High summer is reliably hot and dry. July averages highs of 32°C with just 5mm of rain over two days, and August is close behind at 31°C. These are the months for families tied to the school holidays, and also when all-inclusive packages are in most demand.

For gentler warmth, April and November both average around 21°C highs, and June reaches 28°C before the peak heat sets in. September and October stay warm at 27°C and 25°C, though rain days climb to nine or ten a month. Winter highs sit around 16 to 17°C, pleasant for walking but cool for the beach. These figures come from the weather station at nearby Alcúdia.

Most British travellers book this coast as a package: flight, hotel and transfer together. Palma de Mallorca has direct flights from the UK, and the road transfer takes about 47 minutes to Son Servera and 49 minutes to Cala Millor, so you can be by the pool on arrival day. Shared coach transfers stop at several hotels, so allow a little extra time.

Check the board basis carefully, as all inclusive, full board and half board vary between hotels, and look at what the drinks package actually includes. Families should book early for the school holidays, when prices rise across every provider. You can compare Cala Millor all inclusive holidays from Jet2holidays, TUI, loveholidays and On the Beach on this page, along with hotel prices, car hire and tours and tickets if you want to explore beyond the resort.