Utazások a következő helyre: Sant Llorenc des Cardassar

Sa Coma has long been a well-known holiday destination on Mallorca. However, it's not particularly old, with most of its development taking place over the last 25 years. The beach is the natural gathering point, with its fine white sand stretching along the coastline. At one end of the beach is a nature reserve that separates Sa Coma from the larger neighboring village, Cala Millor, to the north. At the southern end, you’ll find the more locally-influenced village of S’illot. There are several restaurants here, including a popular one called Bar Lago, which serves excellent food both day and night. If you plan to have paella during your stay, Bar Lago is a great choice.

From Sa Coma, it's not far to Porto Cristo and the famous and stunning Drach Caves. Many visitors also choose to take an evening stroll in the neighboring village of Cala Millor, enjoying a meal at one of its charming restaurants. One of Mallorca’s larger cities, Manacor, is on the route to Palma. This city is known for its pearl and ceramics factories, and it is also famous as the hometown of tennis player Rafael Nadal.

For children, Auto Safari might be the highlight of their trip. You drive your own car around a small safari park, encountering a wide variety of animals. If you play golf, there are several courses nearby, like Son Servera, Pula Golf, and Vall d'Or. However, you’re never far from any of the island's 20 golf courses.

Exploring the area by bicycle is easy and enjoyable. There are many bike rental options in Sa Coma, making it simple to get around and see all there is to explore.

We recommend all travelers to Mallorca to visit Palma. It’s easy to spend a full day in the city, whether you have your own car or opt for public transport. To fully experience the city, consider booking a night at a hotel in advance and enjoy the vibrant nightlife of this versatile and trendy city.