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Sa Coma Holidays

Sa Coma Coast Majorca Spain

Sitting on Majorca’s sun-drenched east coast, Sa Coma is a paradise when it comes to beaches. Decorated with a coast of pristine white sand and exotic turquoise waters that look like they’ve been plucked straight from a postcard, there’s no denying this resort’s breathtaking beauty. Along with its tropical backdrop, lies an abundance of family must-visits including sprawling mini golf courses and a safari zoo. 

You’ll be spoilt for choice with its waterfront eats, not to mention tapas here comes as standard. And when you’re not feasting on its endless meats and cheeses, the city of Palma is just over an hour away for your cultural fix. 

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Top hotels in Sa Coma

Blue Sea Gran Playa
Blue Sea Gran Playa
Spain, Sa Coma
Club Sa Coma
Club Sa Coma
Spain, Sa Coma
Palia Sa Coma Playa
Palia Sa Coma Playa
Spain, Sa Coma
HSM Club Torre Blanca
HSM Club Torre Blanca
Spain, Sa Coma

Sa Coma information

Euro Currency Euro
Spanish Language Spanish
GMT + 1.00 hr Time Zone GMT + 1.00 hr
2hrs 15mins Avg. Flight Time 2hrs 15mins
May - October Peak Travel May - October
£2.60 Price of a pint £2.60
Sa Coma | Average Weather

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Food and drink in Sa Coma

Good food and good wine is the motto in Sa Coma, and it doesn’t get much better than breakfast thanks to its sugary ensaimada. This traditional iced bun is sure to get your blood pumping first thing, rumour has it that the celebrated rising dough is so fluffy and full of flavour because of the sea air. When lunch comes around, suckling pig, mixed seafood paella and salted...more

Best beaches in Sa Coma

Among Majorca’s 200 beaches, over 30 of these are Blue Flag awarded, one of which is based in Sa Coma. Resembling the coastline of Mexico, this resort is blessed with flawless beach conditions and gentle waves, making it the perfect base for a long sunbathing stint. Take your pick from an array of watersport activities including pedalo boats with fancy slides which slowly...more

Things to do in Sa Coma

The resort itself is a dream come true for any beach-hopper and foodies will be just as impressed with its line-up of seafront eateries. When dusk falls, Sa Coma is bursting with Sangria spots and free-flowing cocktails, after a few of those you’ll find yourself at its karaoke bars. With plenty of Majorca’s other major areas surrounding this hidden gem, excursions are easy...more