Cala San Vicente holidays

Holidays to Cala San Vicente offer a rustic local experience in a traditional Majorcan fishing village. This coastal port has retained its rural character, and offers great beaches all along its golden shoreline.

A rustic Majorcan fishing village

Cala San Vicente is one of Majorca’s least commercialised destinations. It has only a handful of hotels and villas, and no nightclubs to speak of. As a result, this quaint fishing village has retained much of its rural charm. It's the ideal destination for those wanting to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life, and experience a taste of traditional Spanish culture.

Sun, sea and sand

Alongside the rustic village, Cala San Vincente offers a great trio of beaches for sun-loving holidaymakers. Cala Barques is the biggest and most popular, offering a host of sunbeds and umbrellas to visitors. The shallows here boast particularly calm waters, and the rocky outcrops dotted throughout the cove are great spots to explore if you fancy a bit of snorkelling.

Day-tripping

Majorca is a relatively small island, so you can see a lot of the sights using Cala San Vicente as a home base. The ancient Roman town of Pollensa, for example, is just a 10-minute drive away, and offers a greater selection of cafes, restaurants and bars than its neighbouring village. It even boasts a picturesque chapel atop a 365-step climb, offering exceptional views of the coastline and surrounding countryside. For something a little further afield, Magaluf and Palma are within an hour’s drive, and offer a more urban Spanish experience.