Holidays to Sa Coma
A Blue Flag beach. Scenic Mediterranean views. Pristine pools. And fuss-free vibes. A holiday to Sa Coma ticks all the boxes for an easy-breezy getaway.
Fuss-free fun in the sun
If you’re looking to fly in and flop out on a beach, you’re in the right place. Sa Coma’s small but perfectly formed coastline has everything you need to top up your tan and forget about your to-do list. Just chuck your towel by the shore for a day of gazing across the bay.
Fancy a break from all that doing nothing? Sign up for watersports and really earn that afternoon siesta. Or pull up a pew on the promenade for a spot of lunch by the Med. That’s your summer sun, sea and sand sorted.
Underground adventure
For a little adventure on your Sa Coma holiday, leave behind the sun-kissed beach and venture underground. The east side of the island is home to two ethereal cave complexes that demand to be explored.
First up, you have the Cuevas del Drach (Drach Caves). Cue sensational stalactites, one of Europe’s largest underground lakes and, we kid you not, a classical music concert! Then there’s the Cuevas de Artà (Caves of Artà). During a 40-minute tour, you’ll take in 6,000 square metres of dramatic cliffs, coves and caverns. Highlights down here include the shimmering Stone of Diamonds and the Hall of Hell light and sound show.
A helping of history
To learn a little more about the local culture, take a trip to the nearby ruins of Talaiot Na Pol. This Bronze Age gem will take you way, way, back in time (we’re talking a BCE kind of a blast from the past). You can also check out more Talaiot settlements in S'illot, one of the Balearic’s most important historical sites.
To travel back to the not-so-distant past, have a wander around the 17th-century tower remains at Es Castell. There’s a museum to fill your mind and Mediterranean views to feed your soul.
Sneak Peek
Best for... A laid-back, tan-topping break by the beautiful shores of the Med 🏝️
Go... To the Drach Caves and the Caves of Artà for subterranean adventures 🌊
You have to... Head up the hills on a Segway for incredible sea views without sweating off your suncream 🏔️
Sa Coma holiday deals
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Globales Apartotel Bouganvilla
8.5
Very Good
- 5 Jun 2027
- 7 nights
- All-inclusive
- From Birmingham
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BLUESEA Gran Playa
9.2
Excellent
- 10 Jul 2027
- 7 nights
- All-inclusive
- From Birmingham
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Welikehotel Marfil Playa
8.7
Excellent
- 18 Oct 2026
- 7 nights
- Half board
- From Gatwick
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Protur Biomar Sensatori Resort
9.6
Excellent
- 24 Sept 2026
- 7 nights
- All-inclusive
- From Birmingham
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Cheapest Sa Coma holiday deals
Prices and availability may change, confirm with the provider before booking. Mandatory fees may not be included in all prices.
BLUESEA Gran Playa
9.2
Excellent
- 17 May 2027
- 7 nights
- Half board
- From Stansted
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Welikehotel Marfil Playa
8.7
Excellent
- 23 Oct 2026
- 4 nights
- Room only
- From Manchester
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Hipotels Coma Gran
8.8
Excellent
- 28 Oct 2026
- 4 nights
- Bed & breakfast
- From East Midlands
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Key facts
Currency
Euro (€)
Language
Spanish
Time difference
GMT+2
Cost of a beer
€3-5
3-course meal
€20-40
Flight time
2.5h
Things to explore
Top beaches: Sizzle in sunny Sa Coma
For the serene simplicity of golden sand, glimmering sea and ray after ray of Spanish sun, Sa Coma Beach has you covered. It may be less than a mile of shoreline, but its bright white sands and warm welcoming waters go big on Blue Flag beauty. If, however, your idea of a brilliant beach day is fun in the sun with plenty of facilities, then hop along the coast to Cala Millor. Here you’ll find more white knuckle watersports, from parasails to jet skis, plus plenty of places to eat, drink and be merry.
Food and drink: Top up your tastebuds with tapas
Whether your stomach is hankering after something Spanish or you want a taste of Ole Blighty in the Mediterranean sun, it’s not hard to find winning dishes on Sa Coma holidays. La Bodega is the place to be for traditional tapas, plentiful paella and all things local, while the King’s Head is your answer for comfort food. We’re talking steak, chicken, pizzas, burgers and pints. All the good stuff. At vino’clock, take a trip to Pere Seda winery in Manacor. Just 20 minutes outside of town, here you can sip sensational Spanish wines with peaceful vineyard views.
Nightlife: Make memories by the Med
In simple terms, Sa Coma is not Magaluf. Nor does it want to be – the vibe here is pleasantly laid-back. To taste the fruits of master mixologists while staring across the Mediterranean, pop into Prohibition Cocktail Bar. For karaoke and perfectly pulled pints, head to Brittania. If, however, you do want to turn it up a notch, neighbouring Cala Millor is where you want to be (it’s just a short taxi ride away). To dance all night before greeting the next day, head to Palace Q.
When to go to Sa Coma
To do little more than sizzle in the shining Mediterranean sun, book a Sa Coma holiday at the height of Spanish summer. Temperatures hit the low-to-mid-30s in July and August. Perfect for bronzing on the beach and cooling off in the shallows.
For a sunny escape with slightly fewer crowds, arrive in May–June or September–October, either side of peak holiday season. You can still expect temperatures in the mid-to-high 20s.
If you’d rather explore caves and ancient settlements without working up too much of a sweat, try an autumnal break. With temperatures in the mid-teens throughout October and November, you certainly won’t catch a chill. You'll also have a much better chance of bagging a bargain getaway.
