Holidays to Cala d'Or whisk you to Majorca's sophisticated side. Here you'll find sandy beaches and fun nightlife, plus a stylish harbour packed with mega-yachts.

You’ve got no fewer than seven beaches in Cala d’Or, all small, secluded coves where the sand is fine, and the water is crystal clear. At 25 metres long, Cala Gran's the biggest of the bunch, and here you’ll find water sports and sunbeds, plus a café serving up drinks and snacks. If you want to upsize, the two-kilometre stretch at Es Trenc is a 40-minute drive away.

You’ll find clusters of shops and places to eat and drink around each cove (or ‘cala’), so you’ll have lots of choice, they’re all linked by a mini train, making it easy to get from one to another. The area’s changed a lot since it was discovered by a group of artists nearly a hundred years ago, but Cala d’Or’s still one of the quieter resorts in Majorca. You can still enjoy the same beautiful summer weather, picturesque views and pine-scented air. Hire a bike for the full effect, or spend a day at the beautiful Parc, a coastal nature reserve that’s not far from Cala d’Or.