This holiday includes:
Hotel
Flights
(You may add more to your package on the following pages)
- A seafront Cala Bona setting between the harbour and Cala Millor
- Enjoy the Kaafu Beach Club, lots of pool time and sea-view dining
A stylish Majorca stay with marina strolls
Set right on the seafront in Cala Bona, Hotel Atolon and Kaafu Beach Club gives you a brilliantly easy base for a sunshine break with a little extra style. You’re just a short stroll from Cala Bona harbour and around 700 metres from Cala Millor beach, so days can swing from marina wanders and sea dips to lazy lunches and evening cocktails without much effort at all. It’s the kind of location that makes Majorca feel wonderfully simple.
Back at the hotel, the vibe’s modern, relaxed and just polished enough to feel like a proper treat. There’s an outdoor swimming pool with a children’s section for easy-going afternoons in the sun, plus yoga classes on offer if your holiday mood leans a little more zen. The real scene-stealer, though, is Kaafu Beach Club, where a pool, Balinese beds and double loungers bring a more grown-up, laid-back energy right by the sea.
Food-wise, you’re nicely sorted. There’s a buffet restaurant at the hotel, while Kaafu adds an à la carte option with Asian and Mediterranean flavours, cocktails and sunset moments with DJs or live performers helping set the tone. This is a smart shout for a Cala Bona break with a seafront postcode, beach club flair and plenty of easy holiday rhythm. Check in, head for the water and let Majorca do the rest.
Facilities
Food & Drink
- Bar
- Poolside snack bar
- Restaurant
- Show cooking
Entertainment
- Children's pool
- Entertainment programme
- Game room
- Outdoor pool
Sports & Health
- Billiards
- Solarium
Find out more about Cala Bona
While many of Spain’s resorts began their lives as fishing villages, Cala Bona in particular retains much of the sleepy, easygoing vibe of a small seafaring settlement. This is thanks largely to its charming harbour, which is still the focus point of the town. Even today, you’ll see a collection of ‘ilaüts’ – traditional Majorcan fishing vessels – bobbing among the other boats on the water.