Cala d’Or, the “Golden Bay,” is a charming town with around 4,000 inhabitants located in the Migjorn region, just 60 kilometers from Palma and about a 45-minute drive from the airport. The nearest larger town, Santanyí, lies approximately 15 kilometers away. The rugged coastline surrounding the town is dotted with numerous small, sandy coves—perfect for finding your own favorite beach spot. A stroll through Cala d’Or immediately reveals a clear contrast to the typical holiday resorts on Mallorca. The architecture is characterized by a unique sense of lightness: most buildings are only two stories high, and their bright white façades blend harmoniously with the pine trees lining the streets. The cubic architectural style, combined with the charming white houses, evokes the relaxed atmosphere of Ibiza, giving Cala d’Or a very special charm. In the summer months, Cala d’Or comes alive with vibrant energy, while in the off-season it becomes noticeably quieter. The town center features a large pedestrian zone with a wide selection of shops, cafés, and restaurants. Cala d’Or also has an “old quarter,” not far from the pedestrian area, known for its calm and peaceful vibe. This part of town is characterized by Ibizan-style houses, giving it a distinctive and charming identity. The exclusive marina of Cala d’Or is one of the island’s larger and more luxurious harbors, with nearly 600 berths. The harbor area offers a variety of bars and restaurants that provide the perfect setting for a relaxing evening—especially at sunset, when the golden light reflects off the water.