Playa Cala Bona
Son Servera · Mallorca
- Excellent water
- Sunrise over the sea
- Calm water
- Wheelchair access
These are reports from people at the beach, shown as they came in. They are not a forecast, and no reports does not guarantee no jellyfish.
About Playa Cala Bona
Playa Cala Bona is the town beach of Cala Bona (Son Servera), on Mallorca's east coast: a narrow strip of white sand, about 470 m long. It faces south-east onto open sea, so sunrise is over the water, and the water is calm. Sunbeds, showers, a beach bar, a playground, step-free access, a small car park, a bus stop and many places to eat are there. EU bathing water: excellent (2025).
Beach profile
- OrientationFaces south-east · Open coast · 95° of open sea
- Length470 m
- Width15 m
- SurfaceWhite sand
- SurroundingsIn town
- CrowdsBusy
- WavesUsually calm
- Food & drink13 within 250 m
- MunicipalitySon Servera
Facilities
- Parking4
- Restaurants6Alma Mia, Maria's, Mediterranea, Modu +2 more
- Beach bars4British Bar, Champions, Stanleys, Waterfront
- Cafés3Cafe Sureda, Sonnys, The sweet Mallorca
- Playground
Getting there
- Easy walk
- By car
- Parking · under 50 spaces
- Bus stop nearby
- Wheelchair accessible
Directions: Google Maps Apple Maps
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Data: OpenStreetMap · Spanish beach guide (MITECO, 2020) · EU bathing water reports (EEA) · Blue Flag (ADEAC). © Ministerio para la Transición Ecológica y el Reto Demográfico · datos de 2020.