Cala Figuera is one of the less explored coastal towns on the southern tip of Majorca. One reason may be that there are no tourist beaches in the immediate vicinity. But the town makes up for that by its proximity to the beautiful Mondragó Natural Park, home to a number of protected wildlife. The town has a small, sheltered harbour at the end of a natural inlet, and even today there are a number of active fishermen which are allowed to fish around the nature reserve. The harbour area is renowned for its remarkable, traditional cottages with lively local activities.
Holiday accommodation in Cala Figuera
You will not find very many hotels in this traditional village, although there are a number of purpose built apartments in Cala Figuera which are available for rent. If you prefer a more traditional home, you can also find a place in one of the old houses of the town, either right in the historic centre or a bit further out. Staying in self-catered accommodation has many advantages. Not only is it often cheaper than the equivalent hotel rooms – particularly if you are travelling with children or in a group of friends – but you also have more privacy and obviously additional living space. In Cala Figuera apartments you can prepare your own meals, thus avoiding pricey and repetitive restaurant visits, and can easily blend in with the locals and enjoy the majorcan lifestyle!
Very nice house with a gorgious view! A lovely and warm welcome when we arrived (in the middle of the night), with burning candles in- and outside, music and...
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We had a wonderful stay here for a week and would highly recommend it. We stayed as a family with small kids and a baby sitter (she slept on sofa bed) and ev...
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