Protur Safari Park Sa Coma Majorca and Cala Millor Things to Do
Resort · Balearic Islands · Mallorca · Spain
Most people searching for Protur Safari Park Sa Coma Majorca are already staying on this stretch of Mallorca's east coast, or about to book it. The zoo sits roughly 2 miles from Cala Millor, close enough for a morning out, and it is only one part of the picture. Cala Millor itself runs along a long sweep of sand, Punta de n'Amer offers a protected headland for walking, and Son Servera, about 2 miles inland, holds two archaeological sites. Below, the sights are grouped by area, with notes on what works for children and how to book tours and tickets from this page. Palma de Mallorca airport, served by direct flights from the UK, is about 49 minutes away by road.
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- Platja de Cala Millor and Arenal de Son Servera give you a long beach on your doorstep.
- Punta de n'Amer, a protected cape about 2 miles away, makes an easy coastal walk.
- The safari park near Sa Coma is roughly 2 miles from Cala Millor for a family day.
Top sights in Cala Millor
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4archaeological site
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Guided tours, day trips and tickets in Cala Millor can be booked in advance, priced in GBP.
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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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The sights worth your time
The beach comes first. Arenal de Son Servera and Platja de Cala Millor are the resort's own sands, the first right in town and the second around half a mile along, and the resort straddles two municipalities, Son Servera and Sant Llorenç des Cardassar, which is why the beaches carry different names. For anyone weighing up Cala Millor attractions beyond a sunlounger, the protected headland of Punta de n'Amer, about 2 miles away, is the obvious second outing.
The other big draw is the zoo near Sa Coma, roughly 2 miles from Cala Millor, which is what most people mean when they search for Protur Safari Sa Coma Majorca. Add the archaeological sites of Mestre Ramon and Son Sard near Son Servera, and you have a week of things to do in Cala Millor without needing to cross the island.
Sights grouped by area
Cala Millor and its coastline: Platja de Cala Millor and Arenal de Son Servera form the main beach, with Punta de n'Amer rising at about 2 miles. Further out, around 2.5 miles away, are three smaller beaches: Es Rajolí, Es Ribell and Sa Marjal. They are the natural answer for anyone looking for things to do in Cala Bona, the neighbouring part of the resort, when the main sands feel busy.
Sa Coma: if you are after things to do in Sa Coma Majorca, the zoo is the headline, and it is equally close to Cala Millor, at about 2 miles.
Son Servera: the inland town, about 2 miles from the coast, is the base for the archaeological site of Mestre Ramon and the site of Son Sard. Both suit a cooler morning, and car hire, which you can compare here, makes combining them with lunch in town straightforward.
What suits families best
For children, the zoo near Sa Coma is the clear favourite and sits only about 2 miles from Cala Millor, so younger ones are not stuck in a car for long. The main beach, Platja de Cala Millor alongside Arenal de Son Servera, is right in the resort, which means short walks back for naps and lunch.
Punta de n'Amer works for older children who can manage a headland walk. The archaeological sites near Son Servera are better for curious teenagers than toddlers. In July the average high reaches 32°C, so plan outdoor visits for the morning and keep the afternoon for the sea.
Booking tours, tickets and timing
You can compare tours and tickets on this page, including options around Cala Millor and Son Servera, alongside car hire and hotel prices. Package holidays bundling flights from the UK into Palma de Mallorca, a hotel and transfers are the usual way to book: allow around 49 minutes from the airport to Cala Millor and 47 minutes to Son Servera. Deals from Jet2holidays, TUI, loveholidays and On the Beach can be compared here, and expect higher demand during UK school holidays.
April, August and November are the standout months. April and November both average highs of 21°C, good for walking Punta de n'Amer and visiting Son Servera's sites, while August, at 31°C, is the beach month. If you fancy a trip to Menorca, Alcúdia's ferry port is about 19 miles away.
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Questions people ask
What are the best beaches in Cala Millor?
The main beach is Platja de Cala Millor, joined by Arenal de Son Servera right in the resort. For something smaller, Es Rajolí, Es Ribell and Sa Marjal are all around 2.5 miles away, which suits a half-day trip by car or taxi.
What is the best beach near Cala Bona?
Cala Bona is part of the same stretch of coast, so Platja de Cala Millor and Arenal de Son Servera are the obvious choices close by. If you want quieter sand, Es Rajolí, Es Ribell and Sa Marjal lie around 2.5 miles from Cala Millor.
How far is the safari park at Sa Coma from Cala Millor?
The zoo is roughly 2 miles from Cala Millor, so it is a short drive or taxi ride. Tours and tickets for the area can be compared on this page, and families staying in Cala Millor, Cala Bona or Sa Coma can easily fit it into a single morning.
How long is the transfer from Palma airport to Cala Millor?
The drive from Palma de Mallorca airport, which has direct flights from the UK, takes about 49 minutes to Cala Millor and around 47 minutes to Son Servera. Package holidays usually include this transfer along with your flights and hotel.
When is the best time to visit Cala Millor?
April, August and November stand out. April and November average highs of 21°C, ideal for walks and sightseeing, while August reaches about 31°C for beach days. July is the driest month, with around two rainy days, but highs average 32°C.