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View All DealsWith a Blue Flag beach, kids' menus and easy daytrips, holidays to Sa Coma are geared to families. And the Brit ex-pats here will have you feeling right at home.
Sa Coma, sitting on Majorca’s east coast, was put together back in the Eighties as a family-focused resort town – so everything’s in easy reach. The promenade is traffic-free, and there are lots of eating places and shops dotted along it. But when you do want to pick up the pace, the bigger resorts of Cala Millor and Porto Cristo are just up the road.
The Blue Flag beach here is about a kilometre long. Its dusky-coloured sand is perfect for making sandcastles, and there are wide, empty stretches as well as areas packing in sunloungers. It sweeps across a halfmoon-shaped bay, so the water is really shallow – great for swimming and pedalo rides. And, of course, the promenade is on hand for drinks and snacks.
The whole place is well prepared for family holidays in Spain. Most of the eating places here do a kids’ menu, plus there’s a huge mini-golf course within walking distance. The mini-train connects you with a chain of resorts further along the coast. It goes to Cala Millor, where you can visit Safari Zoo for big cats, giraffes and elephants.
In 90 minutes you can be in the capital, Palma. The old town has an Arabic look, thanks to the island’s Moorish past. It’s a maze of alleyways, dotted with galleries, bijou shops and pavement cafés – and all of it's towered over by a Gothic cathedral. From here, you can take the metro out to Bellver Castle – built back in the 1300s, it was Europe’s first circular castle.
Sa Coma has a beautiful one kilometre long beach of gently shelving, white sand, with lots of watersports on offer and a traffic-free promenade.
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