Protur Safari Hotel Sa Coma Majorca and Cala Millor Stays
Resort · Balearic Islands · Mallorca · Spain
Many British travellers arrive here having searched for the Protur Safari hotel in Sa Coma, Majorca, and then realise the whole stretch of coast deserves a look. Cala Millor sits on Mallorca's east coast, with Cala Bona and Sa Coma on either side and the inland town of Son Servera about 2 miles away. Palma de Mallorca airport, served by direct flights from the UK, is roughly 49 minutes by road. The main draw is the sand: Platja de Cala Millor and Arenal de Son Servera run right along the resort, with the protected headland of Punta de n'Amer close by. This page sets out where to stay and what to check, and shows live hotel prices and package deals to compare.
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- Platja de Cala Millor and Arenal de Son Servera put a long beach right on your doorstep.
- Punta de n'Amer, a protected cape about 2 miles away, makes an easy coastal walk.
- Palma de Mallorca airport has direct UK flights and is about 49 minutes' drive.
Resorts and towns near Cala Millor
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Cala MillorIlles Balears
7 sights · 49 min from PMI · on the coast
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Son ServeraIlles Balears · 2 miles from Cala Millor
2 sights · 47 min from PMI · on the coast
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Compare every hotel, apartment and villa in Cala Millor, priced in GBP, usually with free cancellation.
Compare hotels (opens Booking.com in a new tab)Where to base yourself
Cala Millor itself is the heart of this coast: a resort of around 5,200 residents built along Platja de Cala Millor and Arenal de Son Servera. Staying here means the beach is the centre of every day, and the headland of Punta de n'Amer, around 2 miles south, separates it from Sa Coma. Travellers who search for a hotel near the Protur Safari Park in Sa Coma, Majorca, are looking at that southern side, close to the zoo that sits about 2 miles from Cala Millor.
To the north, Cala Bona is the quieter end of the same shoreline, and anyone planning holidays at a Cala Bona hotel in Majorca still has the main beach within easy reach. Son Servera, about 2 miles inland, is the larger town with some 12,200 people, and its surroundings include the archaeological sites of Mestre Ramon and Son Sard. It is also the closest point to the airport, at about 47 minutes.
What kind of stay to expect
This is a beach resort coast first and foremost, so most travellers look for somewhere within walking distance of the sand at Cala Millor, Cala Bona or Sa Coma. Searches for a holiday village in Cala Millor, Majorca, or a hotel village in Cala Millor show how popular self-contained resort-style stays are here, often booked on an all-in basis so families need not plan every meal.
Those who prefer their own space search for a villa in Sa Coma, Majorca, or look inland around Son Servera, where the town setting suits a quieter, more independent holiday. Use the filters on the live hotel prices shown here to compare board basis, distance from the beach and room type across all of these areas.
Booking your hotel well
Most British visitors book a package with flights from the UK into Palma, hotel and transfer included, and you can compare Jet2holidays, TUI, loveholidays and On the Beach deals on this page. Allow about 47 to 49 minutes for the transfer to Son Servera or Cala Millor; if you would rather explore, car hire can be compared here too.
July and August are the hottest months, with highs around 31 to 32°C and very little rain, and they coincide with UK school holidays, when demand and prices generally rise. April and November, both around 21°C, are gentler choices. If the Sa Coma safari hotel in Majorca is your target, book early for summer and check the distance to the beach before you commit.
When to go to Cala Millor
May to June and September to October: daytime highs between 23°C and 28°C with little rain.
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Highlighted months are the sweet spot for warm, dry weather.
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Questions people ask
What are the best beaches in Cala Millor?
The two beaches that define the resort are Platja de Cala Millor and Arenal de Son Servera, both right on the seafront. Together they form the long stretch of sand most hotels here are built around, and they are the easiest choice for a beach holiday without needing transport.
Which beaches are near Cala Millor and Cala Bona?
Beyond the main town beaches, Es Rajolí, Es Ribell and Sa Marjal all lie about 2.5 miles away. Cala Bona sits at the northern end of the same coast, so the Cala Millor beaches are within easy reach from there too.
How far is Cala Millor from Palma airport?
Palma de Mallorca airport, which has direct flights from the UK, is about 49 minutes by road from Cala Millor and about 47 minutes from Son Servera. Package holidays usually include this transfer.
When is the best time to stay in Cala Millor?
April, August and November are the standout months. August brings highs of about 31°C for beach days, while April and November sit around 21°C, comfortable for walking out to Punta de n'Amer.
Is Son Servera a good alternative base?
Yes, if you prefer a town setting. Son Servera is about 2 miles inland from the beaches, has around 12,200 residents and is close to the archaeological sites of Mestre Ramon and Son Sard.