Holidays to Cala Vinas major in peace and quiet and show-stealing views, while nearby Magaluf caters to livelier agendas.
Life’s a beach
Most people come knocking on Cala Vinas’ door to set up camp on its sugary-fine beach, which doles out Instagram-worthy views across the bay to tiny Isla de sa Porrassa. Most of the hotels and restaurants are clustered around the seafront, too, taking full advantage of the vistas.
Nearby nightlife
Things are pretty chilled-out in Cala Vinas, so it’s the ideal spot to get some R&R. Party animals won’t have to travel far for a decent night out, though. Clubbing hotspot Magaluf is just a five-minute cab ride away. You’ll find a bunch of bars and supersized clubs here, as this party-hard town doesn’t do things by halves. And if you stay out for long enough, you can watch the sunrise from one of the best milky-white beaches on the south-west coast.