Cala Millor Holidays in Majorca: Compare Package Deals

Cala Millor is a beach resort first and foremost, which makes it a natural fit for families who want sand within walking distance of the hotel and couples who like long days by the sea. With a population of around 5,200, it is a resort town rather than a city, and the pace follows the beach.

Travellers who want more than a sunlounger have options close by. Punta de n'Amer is a protected cape about 2 miles from the centre, good for a walk along the coast, and the archaeological sites of Mestre Ramon and Son Sard lie around 2 miles away near Son Servera, a rewarding half-day for anyone curious about the island's older past.

Cala Millor itself is where most visitors stay, with Platja de Cala Millor and the Arenal de Son Servera forming its main stretch of sand. Son Servera, a larger town of around 12,200 people, sits about 2 miles away and is the home of the Mestre Ramon and Son Sard archaeological sites.

Travellers searching for holidays to Cala Bona, Majorca, or holidays in Sa Coma, Majorca, will find both names grouped with Cala Millor on this page, and the same airport and package providers apply. For quieter beach days, Es Rajolí, Es Ribell and Sa Marjal are each about 2.5 miles from the centre of Cala Millor.

Figures from the nearby Alcúdia weather station show July as the hottest and driest month, with highs around 32°C and only two rainy days on average. August is almost as warm at 31°C, which is why it is one of the best months for a straightforward beach holiday, and also the month when school-holiday demand pushes package prices up.

April and November are the other standout months: both average highs of around 21°C, comfortable for walking out to Punta de n'Amer or visiting the archaeological sites. June and September sit in between at 28°C and 27°C. Winter is mild, with highs of 16°C to 17°C from December to February, though February is the wettest month of the year.

Palma de Mallorca (PMI) is the airport for Cala Millor and has direct flights from the UK. The drive to Cala Millor takes about 49 minutes, and to Son Servera about 47 minutes, so the transfer included in a package is short by island standards.

If you fancy combining your stay with a trip to Menorca, Alcúdia ferry port is about 19 miles away, with Ciutadella around 36 miles across the water. Palma's port is roughly 39 miles from the resort. Car hire is worth considering if you plan to explore beyond the beaches, and you can compare it on this page.

A package holiday bundles your flight, hotel and airport transfer into one booking, and when sold as a package it is ATOL-protected, so your money and your trip home are covered if a provider fails. You choose your board basis, from room only or bed and breakfast to half board or all inclusive, depending on how much you want to eat in the hotel.

On this page you can compare live package deals from Jet2holidays, TUI, loveholidays and On the Beach, so those searching for Jet2 Cala Millor or TUI holidays to Cala Bona can see the options side by side. You can also check hotel prices, see tours and tickets, and compare car hire for your dates. Booking early for August and the school holidays gives you the widest choice.