The working port is a big draw for Cala Bona summer holiday visitors. There’s plenty of cafés and restaurants on the quays and lots of little bars in the narrow streets. The palm fringed promenade is ideal for those gentle strolls because a Cala Bona summer holiday wouldn’t be the same without a sunset walk. If you prefer getting around on 4 legs, horses can be hired at Rancho Willy and for the iron horse fans, there’s a mini train that runs you around the Safari Zoo. The biggest attraction that swells the Cala Bona summer holiday number is the Drach’s Caves with its illuminated theatre of stalagmites and stalactites and its lake filled cavern where concerts are held. With an excellent championship quality golf course and great shopping too, a Cala Bona summer holiday is a pearl after all.

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It would be a horrible cliché to describe a summer holiday to Cala Bona as precious because the town is actually the centre of pearl production on Majorca